Independent Living Communities in Owasso, OK

"I'm at Senior Star at Burgundy Place. I chose this facility because it was nicer and cleaner, and the price was good. Everything about it was good. I'd give them a 10 out of 10. I like the whole thing, the way the whole place is run, and all the activities. The staff is very nice, very caring, very sweet, and very accommodating. You get three meals a day. The food is nutritious, and it's like hospital food. It's 10 stories and it's all brick inside and out. It's got a lot of really nice grounds. It's well-kept. They have a whole month full of activities. They have about six different things a day for the whole month. They have bingo, movies, transportation trips to places, and Wii bowling. They have a library and a gym. The rooms are big and a good size."

"from the tour with Samantha and visiting the facility, to the staff. everyone has been super sweet. the rooms in memory care are very spacious and open. its just a very calm place. the food here is actually amazing and u can actually tell what each item is. we are very pleased with everyone, the place is very clean and it actually smells good"

"I will start by saying if I could give 10 stars I would. After caring for my husband for 9 years, full time for the last 3 1/2 years, I decided he was declining to a point that I needed more help in caring for him. After struggling with the thought of putting him in a facility I had tried to get him in Baptist Village but due to some financial reasons it wasn’t possible in beginning so I chose another facility. It was not a good experience for us as he needed full care including feeding and his needs were not met. After various different things happened in that facility, I knew I couldn’t leave him there. He was now Medicaid approved and we could now go to Baptist Village. He was accepted and we transferred him after about 5 weeks at the other facility. Oh my! The difference in care was remarkable. Each staff person introduced themselves and they came in every couple of hours to check on him. All staff members seemed to take it to a personal level. I think each one cared for him as if it was their family member. They got him up daily to eat meals in dining room. He wasn’t himself and I thought it was due to the move and kept waiting for him to improve but he didn’t. The staff, as well as hospice, was trying to prepare me but I had seen him get down many times and recover so I kept telling them they just didn’t know him. They allowed me and his mom to stay with him due to his condition and aides came in every 2 hours, 24 hours a day. He was there two weeks and continued to decline although staff and I were trying our best to get his strength up. He had quit eating and didn’t want drink. I insisted on giving him iv fluids although nurses were trying to tell me it was end time. I thought they just didn’t know him. But they knew. They had experience with it. I started comfort care as he had already stopped responding to us and he was gone in 4 days. They allowed us all the company we wanted and nurse was in there every couple of hours to make sure he was comfortable. We could not have asked for better support. All staff were there for our family and for him. I’m so glad we had Evergreen at Baptist Village staff there for us during that time. We would not have made it through this without them. I thought the facility itself was beautiful but staff is above and beyond. Thank you to all staff on East wing for your support. I know in my soul that God sent us there."

Welcome to Centennial Park, the newest 55 and over apartment community in Owasso, Oklahoma. We are a brand new 55 and over community with 56 apartments in northeast Owasso. With close proximity to many neighborhood amenities and desirable floor plans, it’s the perfect affordable home for you. We offer a fob access building, library, fitness center, craft room, community room, bark park, detached garages for rent, and plenty of parking!

"Someone told me about the Park Village Retirement Community, so I looked it up and went there. I visited on a Saturday and it didn't seem like they had so much activity on their agenda. There wasn't much friendliness or camaraderie. They should have more activities planned, so residents could intermingle with each other. One woman was home and she let me look into her apartment. It was very small and more like a studio because you had to walk through the bedroom to get into the bathroom. I'd have to sell my refrigerator and dryer, which means I'd have to spend money every week on doing my laundry. And I'd have to give up so much if I were to move in there. The good thing about it though is that I don't have to worry about my house or cutting the grass and stuff like that. "

"As I drove up, I noticed it was quiet, clean, and the other residents were friendly. I noticed that there is a church right across the small parking lot which is perfect for my grandmother who likes to attend church on Sunday mornings. I met the assistant manager who was very nice and professional and we discussed the usual information like how much it cost to stay there, what was offered, etc. Then we got a small tour of the facility and saw the library, puzzle room/laundry, beauty parlor, living room, and the hall where they have a piano and a kitchen. They have a maintenance man on staff and is available for lighting pilot lights, fixing light bulbs, and general upkeep of the facility. Also, there is a school right across the street and the kids sometimes come over as a class and meet with the residents. Overall it was a nice place and my grandmother loved the atmosphere and already made a friend. Oh, they do allow pets under certain conditions which is similar to an apartment complex. "

"Wow. We are so appreciative of how the amazing Scandia staff is so actively involved in the Life, Health and Wellness of it's residence. We love the Seniors and their zest for life. The staff pampers them with cruise ship like services and we love enhancing the lives of seniors with reflexology massages. It's retirement done right."

West Edison Plaza Apartments, located in Tulsa, OK, is a senior living provider that caters to individuals seeking a 55-plus community. The community offers apartment-style living, designed to provide comfort and convenience for its residents. Apartments include a living room, dining area, and a kitchen, allowing residents to maintain an independent lifestyle. The presence of these amenities in apartments makes it easy for residents to feel at home, manage their own meals, and entertain guests in a spacious environment.The community is equipped with a variety of amenities aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents. West Edison Plaza Apartments features an emergency response system to ensure the safety and security of its residents. It also boasts a garden and outdoor common areas, which are perfect for relaxation and socializing. For those who enjoy staying active, there are walking and hiking areas as well as fitness and wellness facilities. Additional amenities include on-site parking, controlled building access, salon services, and the option for residents to bring their pets.In terms of services, West Edison Plaza Apartments offers financial aid, which can be a significant help for residents who may need assistance with managing their living expenses. This service ensures that more seniors have the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of living in this community without financial stress. Overall, West Edison Plaza Apartments provides a supportive and active environment for seniors who value their independence but also appreciate having access to assistance when needed.

"Woodland Manor Apartment Homes is a 55+. It was not quite what I was looking for, but it was nice. They only showed us one apartment, and it wouldn't accommodate some of my things. It's just right in town and in a commercial area. The staff was pleasant and helpful. They don't have meals. It's just apartments."

"I toured the 5400 South Apartments in Tulsa, and it was fine. I like the place very much. The community center was not open, so I did not see that. It is a very nice place and very well maintained. The staff were very friendly. The one who accompanied me was very helpful."

"I moved to the Country Club At Woodland Hills. This is a nice place. They have wonderful food and wonderful staff and it's very cozy. So I'm glad I chose it. They have a lot of outings. We went to a Japanese restaurant yesterday. They have activities here all the time, like bingo. The list is endless of stuff they do around here activity-wise, very active community. I'm very comfortable. They have one bedroom and two bedrooms. They're nice rooms. The staff are all so friendly and caring, and they go way out of their way to take care of you. They have a chef here to die for. She's very creative and changes the menu every day. Never have the same thing, and it's quality food. It's great. As for the value, it's very good for the price."

"I have moved into Stoney Ridge Estates - A 55+ Senior Community. It's centrally located in Broken Arrow. It's new. Access to the building is guarded, and not just anyone can come in. You have to have a keycard. It's big and spacious. The appliances are nice. It's an income-based community as well, so it's like between 21,000 and 51,000 that you can qualify for. The staff members are pleasant. They want to help you as much as they can. They go to great lengths to help you get in to get qualified. They do not provide meals. They're all one-bedroom independent living apartments with washer-dryer, bathrooms, closets, bedrooms, kitchens, dining, and living areas. It's only like two or three years old. They have activities. They have a small workout room. It is pet friendly, but there are certain criteria for the pet. Once a month they hold a birthday, ice cream, and cake in the activity room for all the birthdays of that month."

"I moved into Senior Star at Woodland Terrace. It is a very nice place. Everyone is very kind, very helpful, very patient, and professional, yet they make you feel like family. They have been outstanding. They try to accommodate everyone in the best way they can. Basically, the food is good. They try to deal with the residents' special dietary needs. They have games, dominoes, puzzles, coloring, painting, quilting, crocheting, exercises, and religious services. They have people that come in and sing. They take the residents on outings or to the grocery store. My apartment is clean, painted, and it has a wood floor. I cannot reach any cabinet in the kitchen area, but they've tried to accommodate me by getting me something else, and it's coming along just fine. They've had to do a few little things in the restroom, putting up another bar or so, and putting something there for me to hang on to for the tub, getting in and out. They try their best to help everyone here."

"My mom was at The Villages at Southern Hills. The food was better there. The upkeep of the facilities was a little better, too. However, I didn't feel like she got better care. They were professional, but they didn't particularly establish any relationships. Where she is now, they treat her like she's part of the family. They are like caring for a family member, and there's a difference there. The therapies my mom received were excellent. The room was nice. It was a nice double-occupancy room. It was a little more difficult for her to come in right from surgery having a roommate, but that's not the room's fault or the facility's fault. She had heart surgery, and her roommate wasn't the quietest person she could be. The roommate liked to have the television on very loud all the time, day and night. My mom did activities there. She's a real people person, so she's seeking that out right away. There was a Bible study. Food was exceptional. The staff members were professional and nice, but it wasn't as warm and personable. For many of them, it was a job. The facility itself was clean. The furniture was newer and well-maintained. We were very happy with them, and I would have been very happy to have my mom stay there when she needed long-term care, but they did not have any Medicare beds. I have a very close friend that was in and out of The Villages at Southern Hills three times in the last three years and had a very positive experience every time. In fact, that's part of why we asked to go there after my mother had heart surgery. "