Memory Care Communities in Edmond, OK

"It was very clean. It was beautiful inside and out. It was a very convenient location for me and probably our second choice. The people were nice. It has two floors with an elevator. We liked it a lot. We toured the dining area and the area where they have snacks for the residents and things like that. It was very inviting. The rooms were very nice and spacious. The bathroom was particularly nice and very well equipped. They were having an activity when we got there, and many people were there participating."

"My mother-in-law moved into Jasmine Estates of Edmond. The place is really nice. The staff is wonderful. After I get home, sometimes I'll call back. They are really good to talk about her needs, what she's doing, and what they are doing for her. When I'm there visiting, sometimes my mother-in-law will shut the door. They will come and tap on the door to check on her. They do that frequently. They check on her and the other patients, too. If their doors are shut, they'll come and check to see if they are OK or need anything. The menu for the food is excellent. She loves the food. She gets three very good and healthy meals. She has her own studio room, and it is really cute. She has her own private bathroom. She has room to move around. She has a big, nice walk-in closet. There is a nice sunny window for her to look out. She has a full size bed and a stand for her own TV. We have observed her playing dominoes. The church is brought in livestream on the big TV. They all gather around and watch it together. They have games and arts. They have popcorn and all kinds of snacks throughout the day. They have these really pretty French doors on the side, where they can walk outside into the gardens. They can walk around and still be safe. The thing that was most endearing was seeing the staff sitting and holding a resident's hand and talking to them. You will see them put their arm around a resident. They will just hug them and encourage them. Those women are so sweet to the residents, and that's what sold me on this place."

"We visited Touchmark. We looked at it because it was the closest to my cousin's daughters, so it made it handier for them, but it was just too expensive. The facility was wonderful though. The lady that showed us around sat and ate lunch with us. Food and dining area was excellent. They showed us a one-bedroom and a studio, and they were very nice. The studio was a decent size too. Also I noticed that the residents were sitting and visiting with each other. There was an area that they said that they gather to watch the local professional basketball team play, and they had an activity room with exercise equipments. It was very nice. "

"I toured Tealridge Retirement Community. It was good. The food was excellent. They invited us for a meal, so we went about lunchtime. We looked at both one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms, and they were very nice."

"5 stars doesn't say enough about Iris, their level of care is beyond excellent. We placed my father in their care, he had end-stage Alzheimers, they were kind and compassionate, not only to my father, but to the entire family. The staff at Iris acted as our advocates as we navigated geriatric psych and hospice. He passed comfortably in a beautiful facility, surrounded by people who truly cared for my father. I am grateful beyond words. My mother has also spend time at Iris, she had a catastrophic fall, that caused a bilateral brain bleed. They set up home health, physical therapy and fully helped with her rehabilitation so she could return home. We highly recommend Iris Memory Care."

"Epworth Villa was a nice place. It was upscale, relaxing, and homey. It has large rooms with its own washer and dryer which my grandmother likes. We didn’t try the food, but I heard it’s good, and the sitting areas were really nice. We talked to the salesperson that was going around, and she was really nice. It seems like they had a workout facility and some other accommodations like a pool. It’s our favorite. It was just that you paid more money for it. "

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

"A++! I cannot say enough about how grateful my family and I were for The Fountains at Canterbury Skilled Rehab. My mother was there after she was hospitalized. The community was clean. The staff were all very friendly and so caring toward my mom. It was amazing to not have to worry about her being away from home. She went in only able to take a couple of steps, very weak and confused. Now she is back at home and better than ever. She is walking around great and put on some much needed weight. A big thanks to the whole team there in The Springs for getting my mom better and back home to her family. I would recommend this place to anyone. "

"Very pretty Community. It’s a smaller community which I liked since you get to know the other residents and families. "

Proveer at Quail Creek goes beyond senior housing. We strive to provide a distinctive lifestyle filled with friendships, endless activities, and exceptional attention to detail. From all-day restaurant-style dining to life-enriching activities, we offer a wealth of thoughtfully designed services and amenities included in your monthly rent. Come sit by the fireplace, or gather around the piano. Curl up with a book from our library, or join in a fitness class. Entertain your family in our private dining room, or meet up with friends in our coffee shop. Step outside and discover peaceful outdoor spaces. Relax in our enclosed courtyard, stroll the walking paths, or flex your green thumb in one of our raised gardening beds.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

"I visited Quail Ridge Assisted Living because it was referred to me. The staff was exceptionally friendly, nice, and courteous, but the place itself was very dark. It was also a three-storey facility and that I did not like for my mother. The rooms were outdated and small. They have an onsite clinic which I think was nice. "

"The apartment that my sister is getting at The Gardens at Quail Springs is a little more spacious than some of the others that we'd looked at. Also, they had no qualms about her pets. She's got three animals and they were allowing her to keep all of them. They have various levels of assistance, right now, she just needs level one, but should she progress and need more, they have it there. The gentleman was very friendly and informative. He gave us a tour and answered our questions. It could probably be kept a little cleaner, though."

"Our experience with Iris Memory Care of Nichols Hills was good. They were polite, nice, and informative, but once we started discussing finances, we noticed that it was way out of our price range, so we didn't go very far with it. It was a nice living area. They were doing some arts and crafts and stuff."

"I was at Iris Memory Care of NW Oklahoma City yesterday to drop off some things for my husband. I'm not able to see him right now because they want to get him in a routine so I won't probably be able to see him for another week perhaps, but so far I like it. It has been remodeled and it's bright and cheery. I set up his room and it seems to have enough room in it for him to move around. The people seem to be very nice. They're always so helpful. He's got a big window in his room, and it looks out over to a courtyard-type thing, and it's so pretty out there. It's got a small closet and a big bathroom with a lot of handrails and I liked that part. He's in hospice. So they brought a bed and they furnished the wheelchairs. I moved his recliner in there and a couple of chairs and took pictures. There's just plenty of room to kind of set it up like home. I like the rooms and the food always smelled really good, but I have not tried it. The memory care has different activities for them to do and games to play. I don't know if he would ever get involved because he doesn't like that competition to play games and stuff, but I saw them playing with balloons and stuff that people like that can handle. So I think that they're probably going to be good at that, too. The staff is great. All of them have been nice. The facility is very clean and it smells nice. There are no odors or anything in there like there are in a lot of facilities. They're really expensive, but all memory care is, and I know they're a little bit cheaper than some of the other ones in Oklahoma City."