Memory Care Communities in Broken Arrow, OK

"Mom loved her apartment. It was the perfect size. The meals were very good, so much better than the facility we had been to the year before. When she was in assistant living there were so many activities, it was wonderful! After she moved to memory care she still did some activities but didn't feel like doing as much as before, but they were still offered. "

"I would recommend Bellarose. It was elegant like we couldn't afford for my father-in-law to be there. It was set up so nicely. The dining area is beautiful. I thought it was going to be above and beyond what my father-in-law can afford, and so we were very impressed 100%. The staff who gave the tour was 100% very informative. They have plenty of open areas for bird feeders to gardens. They have indoor physical activities in the gym. They have physical therapists and nurses on hand. They have anything and everything that we were 100% looking for. They have a room to accommodate family to come in and pay a little cost to join their loved ones and eat with them. They have three meals a day, and it's a continual change up on the menu items. For the price, and for everything that they have to offer, I see no point going anywhere else."

"I liked the cleanliness and the friendliness of it. The residents seemed happy when I went in and they all seemed cared for. It looked very professional and we really liked it. They were all sitting around in the living room part doing an activity and exercising. They had the cafeteria and a TV viewing area. The rooms were clean and nice, but a little small. The staff seemed very nice, helpful, and knowledgeable."

"Oxford Springs Tulsa Memory Care is my first choice for my dad. It was very nice. I don't think it's quite as expensive as where he's at now. Josh, who gave me the tour and I think is one of the head guys there, was very friendly. I enjoyed spending time with him and finding out all the different information I needed to know about what would be involved with moving Dad there and how they take care of him and stuff. I was fairly impressed. The rooms seemed pretty nice. They're better than some of the others I've seen. They are more of a multiple-room set-up rather than just one room with a bed and a bathroom. The dining area seemed very nice. As far as I could tell, the building looked like it was well kept up."

"I visited Canoe Brook Assisted Living & Memory Care. I did like the community. It was very nice and very clean. The guy that I met with was very nice and he took me around, showing me everything. One thing that was a little discouraging about this place was the pricing. The assisted living rooms were apartments, and they were very nice and roomy. It had a separate living room, a bedroom, and then they have a microwave and refrigerator, which is nice because they can do a little bit in their own rooms."

"My dad has moved into The Grove at Midtown Senior Living. You can get food whenever you want it. It looks like a hotel. Cleanliness is good. They have three or four activities all day long. They do memory quizzes where they'll start to sing and have them finish it. Regarding the staff, they're all smiling and they are ready to help when you ask them a question. I ate there five times, and the food was excellent. I had a hamburger and pulled pork. It's good. It's a little expensive but things are a little expensive nowadays."

"My mom has moved into Legend of Tulsa Hills. It's nice. It's very well-kept. It's clean. The staff members are very helpful, very nice, polite and capable. My mom doesn't go outside her room, so they bring her food to her. She's a very picky person, so hers is not the best review in terms of the food. They have a beauty shop, and you can have stuff done in that. But my mother doesn't leave her room, so that doesn't apply to her."

"Oxford Manor in Owasso (Oxford Glen Memory Care at Owasso) was excellent. The place itself was excellent. I was very impressed. They have excellent people. The staff member was extremely accommodating. They gave me all the time that I needed, they were articulate, they answered all my questions, and they provided me with information. They were all stellar. I didn't stay for the meal, but the dining set-up was excellent too."

"Green Tree was beautiful. I toured the memory care and it was very nice. It was like a home environment where there was a central living area, kitchen, and dining room. It's a really big central area with TVs and all that. Then all the bedrooms were around that central area so you could easily get to each room. It was super nice, very clean, and decorated beautifully. The staff seemed super nice, too. We would have loved for my loved one to go there, especially since it was just like 5 minutes from my mom's house, but they wanted him to be at least ambulatory or be able to get up with the assistance of one to a wheelchair, and he wasn't able to do that. The residents we saw looked like they were well taken care of and happy. The people there were awesome. They were all very caring and nice."

"My mom moved to Brookdale Claremore. My mother says that the food is good. The aides that help her are very kind and helpful, and I've never heard a bad word from any of them. Anybody you meet in the hall are all caring and pleasant people. The administrators and heads of departments are very helpful. I guess the apartment you would call it is clean and pleasant. They have a nice courtyard. They have a nice dining room and a pleasant interior. Everything seems clean inside and all of the staff are extremely nice. The exterior of the facility is attractive and kept up. The assisted living is less if you don't have elevated care, but she had to have elevated care. So, in my book, it's fairly expensive. They have bingo. They had a singing group come in. They have some kind of activity once a month that they have the families come. I was told and I haven't been to one, but I think they try to keep them interested and busy."

"My mother-in-law moved to BeeHive Homes of Broken Arrow. What I like best is the care that's provided by everybody that we've met who works there. They're just great. They're caring and they know us. It's very personable. What I like least about it is just the links to the facility. It takes a long time to walk from one end to the other end because my mother-in-law is on the far end of the front door. So we have to walk the furthest distance to get to her. The staff is very caring. They care and they know the residents. The food smells great. The cleanliness is very good. It does not smell bad there. They take the trash out of the rooms. The things are tidy, and the building, I believe, is relatively new. It's in very good shape. I don't see where any repairs or anything needs to be fixed. They just hired a new activities coordinator this past week. This lady has already put out an activity schedule through an email to let everybody know what activities will be going on for October. I think the room size is just the right size and the layout is, I think very efficient. It has a large bathroom with secure seating in the shower area. It's safe."

"The Baptist Village was such a wonderful support for my family as we transitioned my Mom to memory care. The facilities are clean, warm, and inviting and help residents and their families feel at home. We can't say enough about the incredible staff there! They supported us every step of our journey and took wonderful care of Mom! There were many opportunities for resident engagement and they provided gentle and gracious care, even on hard days. Thank you will never be enough for the compassion and care they showed us during a very difficult time!"

"Great neighbors. A friendly place with good care. Attractive decor. Nice campus."

"My mother was at Aberdeen for 5 years. During the two years, new directors were hired on and the service for residence has been superb. Her room was always clean. The bathroom was always clean. They made sure she ate ate her meals and took the time to feed her if she had difficulty in feeding herself. The staff was always friendly and very caring and loving. They had a concern for my mother and all the other residents. "