Assisted Living Communities in Edmond, OK

"I felt like it was more like a nursing home type of place. It didn't seem like there were a whole lot of activities or anything. The rooms were standard, but they were clean and nice, then they had a salon, a library, and transportation services. The director was very nice and helpful too. It was also well decorated."

"I thought the staff was very friendly. It was very clean. It was a small community, so everyone knew each other. It didn't have the feel of one of the larger institutional-like nursing homes or assisted living places. I only saw one room that was empty at that time, and it was very, very small. The building was old and very small, so it wasn't a long walk from any room to the activities, dining room, or to be out with the others socializing. The director was very personable. I met one of the nurses, and she was very personable as well. As far as activities, I didn't see anything going on when I was there. It looked like they had a small area for people to gather for activities. I know they had activities because they said that they had bingo and stuff like that."

"We toured Village on the Park - Oklahoma City. It's a sprawling facility. I mean, it's very large, spread out quite a bit. They have cottages, which is why we would prefer to have a cottage. They do have about 1,000 square feet. That's what we would prefer, because of the dogs. The security is good. It's one entrance. They have some units that are kind of outlying, but most of the units are inside, and you have to go into the facility to get into the units. The staff was very friendly and very informative. They answered all our questions and were very nice people."

How does Oxford Springs Edmond create a vibrant, active community? Part of the recipe is our extraordinary Life Engagement team that tailors each day jam-packed with musical performances, happy hours, barbecues and so much more for you to choose from created by listening to and learning from YOU. With adventures in our great city, wellness initiatives, fun exercise programs and tons of pampering let Oxford Springs Edmond provide the ultimate next chapter in your story. We encourage laughter, connections and lasting friendships, which brings us to the other part of the recipe; our people. Have fun getting to know your new neighbors at our next craft event! See just how much our residents love living at Oxford Springs Edmond. Our amazing team members shine bright as well. They believe that service comes standard and take joy in creating meaningful relationships with each other and those they serve.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oklahoma State Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My tour at Bradford was very nice. Their food is good, but I think they are repetitious, as they have almost the same thing all the time. Their dining area is very nice, and my father thinks it's very cool. "

"It has been an absolute answer to our prayers. My grandfather has thrived here since we moved him from an IL in the Oklahoma City Area. He is so pleased with the care of the staff, the cleanliness, purposeful activities, and especially the food. Everyone should have a meal here."

"Touchmark has a resort atmosphere. I like that they offer different levels of care there. Their resident seemed to be very active and involved. Also because Touchmark has lectures that they open to the community, I think that gives the residents great accountability. I went to a fashion show there and their residents were very well dressed, men and women. They're still using their walkers but the whole mindset was very vibrant. I also went into see a video that they have on travelling, it wasn't as fancy as an affair, but again their residents were active, perky, and very much engaged. For activities, they did have lectures and people coming in, they also have games, beauty shop, etc. They pretty much have everything that others have. The staff was wonderful. They were very competent and well equipped. Their rooms were nice. I think they predominantly had a one-and-a-half bedroom at the time with a balcony. They also have studios. The food was incredible. I would rate this facility very high in all regards. I think they're fabulous. It's just out of my mom's price range. "

"My mother-in-law has just moved in to TealRidge assisted Living. It seems like a nice facility and their staff seems terrific and knowledgeable "

"I moved my mom here after a fall prevented her from returning to her independent living apartment. I visited several assisted living facilities and chose Legend at Jefferson's Garden because it had nearly everything I was looking for: a warm, welcoming atmosphere, excellent food, caring staff, transportation, and easily navigable hallways and floorplans. My only complaint is the storage in the kitchenette: all upper cabinets which my wheelchair-bound mom can't access. Good news is that the staff is always happy to retrieve any items she needs. Any concerns I've had have always been promptly addressed and my mom is so happy to be living here - she thanks me constantly for finding a home for her that she loves! She is especially happy with the food - she was very unhappy with the food at her previous independent living community and she raves about the quality of her meals at Legend. Happy mom = happy daughter."

"We're getting ready to move into Epworth Villa. It's in a state that has the kind of political thinking we like. It's conservative and safe. The apartment is large, well laid out, modern, clean, and very nice. It's spacious for what the intents were. The food was delicious. And what I like about it is that it's an informal food. It's quality food, but it wasn't a formal thing. The staff members are extremely friendly. We have been from Philadelphia for many years, and we're fans of the Eagles, and when we went there, they had a little picture of the Eagles done and hung up over the mantle of the place. So it's very friendly. Everything was well done."

Infinite Care Homes is a boutique-style Residential Assisted Living in a private home, nestled in a quiet neighborhood in West Edmond. Why are we boutique-style care? We provide high-quality service to a fewer number of elders. We value quality over quantity. With a maximum number of five residents per home, we are able to give truly individualized care in an environment that looks and feels like home....because it is one! Infinite Care Homes is owned and operated by a Nurse Practitioner and Registered Nurse with over 20+ years of experience in elder care in Oklahoma. Services Provided: 24-hour caregiver assistance, 1:5 caregiver to resident ratio, housekeeping and laundry, medication management, daily enrichment activities, family-style meals and more!To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oklahoma State Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

Teal Creek Senior Living is located in Edmond, Oklahoma, a city along the scenic Route 66. Dubbed as the Crown Jewel of the State, Edmond is home to several competitive sports facilities, casual and gourmet dining options, shopping areas and historical sites, as well as more than 200 public art pieces tucked around the city. These attractions offer seniors a wide array of itinerary options for group excursions. As an independently owned community, Teal Creek Senior Living offers assisted living and memory care programs designed to meet residents' personal care needs. Its basic care services include health monitoring by a full-time professional staff, an on-site registered nurse and an on-call physician. The staff also provides medication, bathing and grooming assistance, as well as occupational, physical and speech therapies based on physicians' orders. Situated on 11 acres of land, the residential building offers three spacious floor plans from which to choose. Each suite is equipped with an around-the-clock electronic nurse call system and individual thermostat control. Residents have access to restaurant-style dining, a rehabilitation-quality fitness center, scheduled transportation and extensive social activities. A five-hole putting green, walking trail and covered sitting area provide outdoor fun on fair-weather days. Teal Creek is a pet-friendly community.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oklahoma State Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I like The Fountains at Canterbury, but I didn't like their pricing. They have other levels of care. They have assisted living and Alzheimer's or memory care, too. I went to see whatever they have to offer, but I didn't go into memory care. It was very nice. I remember a lake outside, and they had walking areas around it. They had nice menu in their dining room. Some of the rooms had views of the lake. They had a nice exercise room and a nice TV room. They had a covered area for my car. In general, it was a very nice place, but I didn't like their pricing. What they had was kind of a buy-in thing. But they claimed they would take care of you until your death. The pricing part of it just didn't appeal. Including the pricing, I would knock the rating down to a 4, but the rest of it was a 5, like the facility and the people."

"We went to Town Village, and we just like it. I really liked the director. She was awesome, very welcoming, and I liked the way that they have a community. They didn't have much activity with the assisted living part, but in the independent part, there were a lot of people coming out, which was cool. I think I would have seen that eventually in assisted living. There were a few different choices for apartments. They were small, but there were some that were better than others with regard to layouts, more counter space, more cabinets, and bathroom size. I think I saw about four different layouts to choose from, and different prices. They had a library, but it was more for independent living, and there was a communal eating facility for later on. The thing that I liked more is that people stayed there. The food supervisor had been there like thirteen years, and the people who take care of the rooms and things, they had been there for a while. That shows that the place must be doing something right."