Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Tulsa, OK

"Town Village Tulsa convinced me that they had one decent apartment and that I could find what I needed there at a relatively decent price. They invited me for a lunch that was very good, and I enjoyed the people that I met. I picked a two-bedroom apartment, which gives me a smaller bedroom to work in. It had a living room, a dining room, and two baths. Basically, it was so reasonably priced that I also rented out the second room for my hobbies and things. Todd, the staff member I work with, works very well with me and is very pleasant. "

"I went on a tour of the Oklahoma Methodist Manor, and I liked it, it's really nice. I didn't really get to talk to anyone but the staff was nice . They had a lot of things going on in the different rooms. "

"Montereau is a retirement assisted living facility. You buy in to the facility and the cost of that ranges from about $350,000 up to $600,000, or $6,000 to $7,000 a month, but you're talking about a place with marble everywhere and granite countertops. It's like you're on a cruise every day."

"Covenant Living at Inverness' location makes it an obvious first choice for us. They didn't have a vacancy, so we just saw somebody's apartment. We're on their waiting list and we were impressed with the place. But we haven't looked at another place so we don't know how to compare it. Their representative Terry was very nice, and all in all we were psyched and pleased. We also saw the dining room, library and the gathering place, we can't see too much because it's the middle of COVID-19. The facility looked very nice and it had a bar and a garage."