Assisted Living Communities in Oklahoma City, OK

"The rooms were spacious with own bathroom, Meals are freshly cooked and suitable for each patient. Staff genuinely care about the patients and go the extra mile to ensure their comfort."

"My mom is in the memory care there. It's excellent. The care is wonderful. The food is very good. The CNAs and the help are very loving and caring. I can't give examples of their activities. My mom is not where she can engage in any activities in memory care. The rooms are very nice and very comfortable. It's really a very elegant facility. They have a salon. They don't have a chapel. The memory care does have an arts and craft room and of course living room with TV."

"Village on the Park - Oklahoma City was a very nice place. It seemed very pleasing for an older folks' home. It seemed good. Everybody was nice. Everything seemed to be a good deal. The staff showed me a one-bedroom and it was fine. They showed me their little ice cream shop and the little activities that they usually do. There are regular activities going on. It was all good. They had a little courtyard. There was access from outside to inside the apartment and then there was access through the hallways inside the center."

"i toured here recently looking for my mother. The sales counselor, Alex, toured us and actually listened to what we needed instead of talking over us. We stayed and had lunch and the food was excellent, I never thought food would be like this in a retirement home and mom loved it! The director took time to introduce herself and talk to us about senior housing and the whole time we talked current tenants living there would stop in to say hi and chat. You could tell the tenants were happy and the director and staff cared. We even discussed "what ifs" for when mom's care progresses and we were pleased to know they have an assisted living on site and we toured that as well. The people living there looked very well cared for and we actually saw staff in the halls doing their job and helping people, unlike another community close to this one where we walked the halls and NEVER saw another soul!! We are very happy and will be moving mom into her new home at Copperlake "

"Brookdale was an excellent facility. We were very impressed. They had a very nice dining room, meeting room, and tables set up to play games. The director was very personable, interested in the people there, and seemed very caring. It seemed very homey."

"My mother moved into The Veraden. We looked at a lot of different places, and this place was smaller. I felt like they get more one-on-one attention than a bigger place. She does have dementia. The places we looked at, I got lost; they were just too big. We just decided that this one was more fit for my mom. We liked it a lot better. The staff is very polite and very helpful. Anything I need, they helped me with it. They have all kinds of activities. I know this month, they're doing bingo night. They have a Halloween thing coming up, and they took them to Braum's for milkshakes. They have arts and crafts and all kinds of things. She said the food is good; she's not starving. I like the way it's laid out. It depends on their level on what they offer, so they take that into consideration."

"My in-laws have lived at Baptist Village for 10 years now. It has a very pleasant atmosphere and friendly and efficient staff. They have a huge variety of rooms, from a small one-bedrooms to very large two-bedrooms with a giant living area and a garage. They have actually lived in almost all of the options at one time or another. A few of them need bathroom updates, but for the most part, it is all good. The food is very good. They also have skilled nursing as an option, a beautiful rehab, and a memory care. "

"My mom is moving into Southern Plaza Assisted Living and Memory Care. I chose them for referrals. I have neighbors that have family members there. The staff who toured me did not use any slang terms. She explained everything so we could understand it, not just like a nurse or a doctor could understand it. It was everything a normal person could understand. We talked to some of the residents, and they liked the food. They're the only ones we toured that had storm shelters on every floor for every resident. And it's not a normal storm shelter. It's like a large area that has bathrooms and recliners and a huge TV screen to keep the residents occupied in memory care."

"We toured Glade Avenue Assisted Living. It was very clean. The memory care part was very open, and there was a lot of space for people to meet and converse, which I did not find in other places. The rooms were very good size. The lady who took me around was very, very nice. They did a lot of things with their residents, and they had a lot of rooms where they could all meet, like watch TV, and they took them on excursions. I just liked it. I was very impressed with it. They have single rooms and shared rooms."

"I liked Homestead of Bethany quite a bit because it was really close to us, and they're remodeling. They only have about 35 residents that they take at a time. They had a lot of the same type things as other ones had. It's maybe not as upscale as the others. It's smaller, but it's very clean. The gal that took us through on the tour was a really jolly kind of person, and she takes care of setting up the schedule for doing things to help make sure that their muscles don't get atrophied, that she tries to do things even if they're in a wheelchair, there are things that they can do. These people are assisted living and some are memory care, but it was very, very nice. Depending on the evaluation of the medical doctors and the team that they have, they said my mother may qualify for assisted living, and then as she progresses in her dementia they have memory care available for her, but it's a smaller place, and I sort of liked that."

"My father lives in "The Inn" assisted living at The Fountains at Canterbury. I had lunch with Dad yesterday, he joked with Imelda saying he wanted a T-bone steak and Lobster before placing his lunch order, while he was enjoying some cottage cheese from the salad bar. Imelda quickly returned with Dads plate that had been prepared with a thick moist ham surrounded by broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, a sweet potato and dinner roll. Dad topped is meal off with chocolate ice cream and coffee. Interesting conversations among his dining mates took place regarding the morning’s activities and the upcoming afternoon’s programs and sharing past memories and treasured moments. The best part about dinner conversations is there's no time limit for sharing and laughing, it usually go on for up to two hours and they are the last ones to leave the dining room."

Dorset Place is just one of our pet friendly assisted living communities in Oklahoma City where providing compassionate assistance with daily routines comes naturally. We develop individual care plans to meet the needs of each resident, and a full-time licensed nurse is available 24 hours a day to provide clinical oversight and coordination of care. We offer our residents the opportunity to thrive in mind and body by creating a full schedule of activities, such as daily exercise classes, social hours, daily devotionals and a variety of classic games. When we are not busy at the community, you will find us on one of our many shopping, dining or scenic tour excursions throughout the week. We welcome everyone's input and value participation in making our community feel like home. For more specialized, memory care in Oklahoma City, we have an adjacent sister community serving those with Alzheimer's and Dementia. Having access to this additional level of care on-site provides comfort and peace of mind that is important to you and your loved ones. Schedule a visit to explore our memory care and assisted living community in OKC.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

"Thank you Shelly Trimble-exc director, Charles Williams- food and beverage director, "Gabby"- Lead cook on Dec 11 2016, for the Holiday celebration, buffet & event, and Thank you Kristen Moss-move in coordinator, for the Outstanding Presentation and Carey Pierce-leasing counselor and so many more that made that embracing fun event for resident Peg Furr and all others!!!!! Pegs family is so grateful for all the staff at Quail Ridge. "

"John H. Johnson Senior Apartments seemed like a very nice community, but I didn't see as many people and there was not a whole lot of interaction. I don't know where everybody was and we went at different times, but the facility was a lot newer and more updated. So, it's a nicer facility, probably because I think they just built it right before the pandemic. So, it wasn't nearly as old. The apartments were clean and nicely decorated. They were perfectly sized for my sister. They got a great handicapped-accessible bathroom. It was nice. She was very excited about that because we felt like we didn't have to worry about her falling. They had a lot of grab bars and the spaces were large enough for her chair to get inside. They were well-designed for handicapped people and seniors. It was well-maintained. The tour person was very good."