
305 NW 5th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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305 NW 5th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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6110 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73112
4.2
(28 reviews)
"I liked The Mansion at Waterford. Everyone was very kind, very helpful, and answered all my questions. Everything was very clean and I was very impressed with their dining room. They had a four-person table and it's a nice big round table, so there was still space between each of them. At the same time, they can all interact with each other and visit. They used tablecloths and fabric napkins that were all rolled up with the silverware. Everything was just very nice. Everything is menu style. There were a lot of choices for them to choose from and the portions of the meals were not small. They also have a place where they could get food if they ended up sleeping or gone during mealtime. Families are allowed to come in and eat with them, too. It was very surprising to see that, because where my dad was before, it was not like that. They had private rooms. Even the cheapest room is still private and nice. It's got walk-in showers with handrails everywhere in the bathroom, which is very helpful. It had nice beautiful trees, and bird feeders everywhere. There were lots of activities for them to do like gardening or fishing (which my dad would enjoy). There's a good amount of men and women. The prices seemed to be very reasonable and we liked the fact that you're able to use the VA to help with the portion of the pay. I felt like it was a good place for him."
$3,300
2500 N Glade AVe, Bethany, OK 73008
4.5
(2 reviews)
"We toured. 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."
$3,495
CARING STARS WINNER
2333 Manchester Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
4.7
(7 reviews)
"The facilities were very clean. It met all the expectations that we had. It was a beautiful setting. It was large and spacious. They had good physical therapy. The exercise room was well equipped. The dining area was clean, spacious, and very well organized. The staff members were very friendly, cordial, and eager to help."
$6,250
6900 NW 129th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73142
5.0
(2 reviews)
"The rooms where spacious with window to outside With on suite bathroom . The staff were fantastic. They took exceptional care of my husband who was bedridden The meals where all freshly cooked each day.. There where staff 24 hours a. Day. It is where I want to be when I am old!"
$7,900
10001 South May Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73159
4.0
(12 reviews)
"I went to Brookdale Oklahoma City Southwest. I like everything about it. It was very clean and very well-run. I didn't like the price. The staff was very nice and very helpful. The facility was clean and it smelled good. They have a courtyard. It looked pretty with greenery and flowers out there."
$8,285
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CARING STARS WINNER
1515 Kingsridge Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73170
4.7
(36 reviews)
"Village on the Park - Oklahoma City was a nice facility. We liked the cottages. We had lunch with them, and the food was good. The staff was great. They're very nice. And the cottages were of good size. I liked the place. The apartments themselves were standard around 700 square feet or something like that. And they had some smaller ones, too. We looked at a cottage and an apartment, and they were nice and clean. I like the location. It was off the main road and there's a nice park across the street from it."
$5,200
2709 E. Danforth Road, Edmond, OK 73034
4.1
(21 reviews)
"The Veraden Assisted Living has a very elegant lobby area. It is quite new, but there were some wears and tears that were visible. They did have several alternatives for rooms, whereas some places settle on one kind of room. In terms of room sizes, there were variations. That's the upside to this community. They have a dining area and an area for activities, like a large family style room. They have TVs and books too."
$6,690
2803 24th Ave NW, Norman, OK 73069
4.3
(8 reviews)
"I toured Sooner Station University North Park. I've been watching it being built. I thought it was student housing because it said Sooner Station. I thought it was student housing until they put up a sign that it was a senior facility. I was like OK. I toured the place, and it being brand new, I walked in and just saw cleanliness. I walked around and saw how nice the place was. It was another nice place to go to. The staff was good. She was at the front desk and she showed me around, because she stayed at the front desk, but she did know what was going on there. She took me around all over and it was nice."
$6,450
8300 N May Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
4.0
(10 reviews)
"My husband had been at this facility since May. I have nothing negative to say. Rooms are spacious and kept clean by amazing housekeepers. Food is good and my husband often requests a second plate and they never disappoint They offer a wide range of activities and have a very engaging activity staff. The aids/caregivers are top notch. I have not met one that I was disappointed in. Turnover is low which is unusual for long term care facilities. I believe my husband is happy here, this makes me happy. I believe that reception , medical care, daily living care and everything in between is the best I have experienced."
$3,700

3704 Asbury Ave, Bethany, OK 73008
4.8
(6 reviews)
"My mother is in Southern Plaza Assisted Living and Memory Care. Most everything has been really good. She seems to like it there. They have several activities. I don't know if she's been involved in any of those just yet. Some of them were crafts, Scrabble, dominoes, and stuff like that. She seems very comfortable. She's making some friends. The situation exceeded our expectations. She likes some of the food, some of it she doesn't. We ate with her the first time there, and they had cheeseburgers and they were very good. They have a library. They have jigsaw puzzles set up in there all the time. They have a big room, but we haven't used it yet. It's a wonderful place."
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12401 Trail Oaks Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
3.5
(31 reviews)
"Our mom has been living at Quail Ridge for 3 1/2 years and absolutely loves it. We live nearby and drop by at all different times of the day. We are so impressed with the caring staff, the excellent dining room (the food is so good!) and servers, and all of the activities. The housekeepers clean Mom's apartment better than ours does at our house! They do her laundry weekly and have never lost anything. I read one of the reviews talking about things getting stolen but we have NEVER had that problem. Our mom leaves her room unlocked all the time too, as do many of the residents. We have gotten to know many of the other residents and they are happy living there too. Most of the residents are very "with it" unlike many of the residents we saw when visiting other facilities. Quail Ridge will be opening their new section in a few months. Even though we have lived with the construction going on, it has not affected the care or service our mom gets. In fact, she enjoys watching the progress on the new building out of her window. Thank you to Shelley Trimble, the new executive director, for making a great facility even better since she came! We couldn't be happier with care our mom gets at Quail Ridge but even more importantly, she is VERY happy living there. What more could we ask for than to know she is happy and well cared for? "
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12401 Dorset Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
"Dorset Place Assisted Living was nice. It was kind of like the other place. It's clean. The rooms were pretty comparable. I only looked at one room that was available. It was adequate. They had both studios and 1-bedroom apartments. The staff was very good. I got booklets from the place, and they answered all my questions."
$6,140

CARING STARS WINNER
7707 W. Britton Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73132
3.9
(15 reviews)
"I have visited the Concordia Assisted Living Facility two times while my grandpa has been living there and it has been an experience each time I have visited him with my parents. The outside of the Concordia facility looks very nice and inviting, but when you go inside there was always a very odd, pungent, odor. This smell was not very inviting but given the fact that my family and I were visiting my grandpa, we had to go inside and visit for a while. After a while I would get used to the smell. The staff seemed very laid back and it did not really seem like they completely assist the elders in the facility, they kind of just wait around until something happens. The staff was very nice though, and seemed to know my grandpa quite well. This would not be a place that I would want to live in, but my grandpa seems very content with living here and does not want to move anywhere else because he has made some friends at this facility. "
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12928 N May Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
Saddlebrook Senior Living 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
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9700 Mashburn Boulevard,, Oklahoma City, OK 73162
3.1
(6 reviews)
"My husband and I moved to Baptist Village because it was near our daughter. We had a one bedroom apartment. We had lunch and breakfast on Friday mornings. The food they served was all good. There were a lot of activities like dominoes, rubic's cube, sponsoring church every month, sushi night, bell choir and many more. I liked the price and I would recommend this place to others. "
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12000 N MacArthur Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73162
5.0
(2 reviews)
"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."
$6,250
CARING STARS WINNER
11320 North Council Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73162
4.5
(17 reviews)
"I visited the facility and I was greeted upon entry. Everyone was friendly, and with every visit my loved one was cared for appropriately. "
$6,890
14300 N Portland Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
4.0
(1 reviews)
"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."
$4,595
14901 N Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
4.1
(31 reviews)
"My mother has been at Epworth Villa for a month. Her room is fine, and the service is good. She has 3 sessions of rehab everyday, and they encourage her to get stronger. They work with her, and they say she’s making good progress. "
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Memory Care
Anna3
4.0
Review of Legend at Council Road
My mom is a resident of Legend at Council Road. I don't like the administrator. She's useless, but everything else is good. They're really good about taking care of her. They make sure she eats...
Memory Care
Sgallier
5.0
Review of Iris Memory Care of Nichols Hills
My husband had been at this facility since May. I have nothing negative to say. Rooms are spacious and kept clean by amazing housekeepers. Food is good and my husband often requests a second plate...
Memory Care
Don38
5.0
Review of Legend at Rivendell
I toured Legend at Rivendell. They have a separate unit and building for the memory care from the regular care unit. I think that would probably be good. The rooms were much smaller, and it seemed...
Families looking for more affordable cities in Oklahoma shouldn’t find it difficult as the others included in the survey are all more affordable. Enid’s average is $4,975, Tulsa’s $4,819 and Lawton’s $4,451.
Oklahoma City
$6,000
Oklahoma
$4,819
The United States
$5,625
Tulsa
$4,819
Enid
$4,975
Lawton
$4,451
Memory care communities are units within assisted living facilities with specially-trained staff providing 24/7 care. Consequently, rates are usually 20-30% higher. The fees listed here come from adding 25% to the average costs published in the 2021 Genworth Cost of Care Survey. This reveals the median to be $6,000 in Oklahoma City, which is significantly more than the state average of $4,819 and above the norm for the country by around $375 per month.
In Oklahoma City there are options for seniors who need financial assistance paying for Memory Care. For more information about other options, who qualifies, and how to apply, Memory Care in Oklahoma page.
Memory care facilities in the Oklahoma City region often accept public and private payments for services. Many local communities admit residents who rely on Medicaid for financial assistance, and our proprietary Caring.com database finds over a dozen options that accept veterans’ benefits.
Seniors who aren’t in need of institutional care can get homemaker services in Oklahoma City for approximately $4,957, while those who also require basic medical support can pay an additional $48 per month for a home health aide. Adult day care is the most affordable option, at around $1,593 per month, although families may need to factor transportation costs into their budgets. Assisted living’s typical rate is $4,800, while nursing home costs begin at $5,551 for a semiprivate room, rising to $7,391 for a private one.
Homemaker Services
$4,957
Home Health Aide
$5,005
Adult Day Health Care
$1,593
Assisted Living Facility
$4,800
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
$5,551
Nursing Home Facility (private room)
$7,391
Seniors in Oklahoma City can benefit from several free resources administered by nonprofit organizations. The ones listed here can help families concerned about the quality of care given to their loved ones in senior living communities and educate them about Alzheimer’s and prepare for a future that includes the disease. There is also help for seniors in need of legal advice and support for caregivers struggling to help loved ones with dementia.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter | (405) 319-0780 | The Oklahoma Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association educates and supports elderly individuals with the condition and the families dealing with its effects. The chapter's staff is highly trained and can assist people on every stage of their journey. As well as helping seniors manage medications and evaluate other forms of care, they also refer them to legal and financial advisors who can assist with estate planning. |
| Long-Term Care Ombudsman | (405) 521-2281 | The Long-Term Care Ombudsman can assist senior citizens and their families who have concerns about care providers. The state-sponsored advocate for seniors' rights will investigate and attempt to resolve the situation with the provider on the senior's behalf. Ombudsmen may recommend changes within a facility and do not reveal information that could identify the complainant. |
| Areawide Aging Agency | (405) 942-8500 | Areawide Aging Agency is grant-funded to support all adults aged 60 and older throughout Oklahoma County, although it will prioritize those below the Federal Poverty Line. It manages a wealth of resources suitable for seniors at home and in some care communities. It also supports their caregivers and can arrange for respite care services to provide seniors' loved ones with some time to recuperate. |
| OK-SPLASH | (918) 308-5295 | OK-SPLASH is a free service in Oklahoma City administered by Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc. that helps seniors get help with issues specific to aging. The service only handles civil law cases, so it can't assist with criminal matters. Seniors may be able to get advice and counseling on a range of issues, such as preparing tax returns and accessing public benefits, such as Medicaid, and areas within elder law relating to long-term care planning. |
The State Department of Health’s Long Term Care Service licenses memory care facilities in Oklahoma. After a facility has satisfied the terms and issued a license, Long Term Care Service will conduct an annual survey to determine if the facility is abiding by the terms under which it was granted. The department revokes licenses from underperforming facilities.
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Oklahoma City Memory Care Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Memory Care Facilities in Oklahoma are required to follow. Visit our Memory Care in Oklahoma page for more information about these laws.
A memory care community’s services and amenities foster a welcoming, homelike environment for residents. These features promote seniors’ confidence and ability to navigate day-to-day activities independently while ensuring a personalized level of care. Families prioritize facilities that provide a diverse range of amenities, including:
Contact a Caring.com Family Advisor today for more information on the types of services and amenities available in Oklahoma City’s memory care facilities.