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Memory Care Communities in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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The Cost of Memory Care in Nearby Cities

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

Paying for Memory Care in Oklahoma City

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.

Financial Assistance for Memory Care in Oklahoma City

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.

More Ways to Pay for Memory Care in Oklahoma

More Ways to Pay for Memory Care

While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for memory care, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance memory care costs include:

  • Veterans Benefits
  • Life Insurance Policy
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Reverse Mortgage

For more information about different ways to finance memory care, visit our Memory Care in Oklahoma page.

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care

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

Free Memory Care Resources in Oklahoma City

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.

ResourceContactService
Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter(405) 319-0780The 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) 521-2281The 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) 942-8500Areawide 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) 308-5295OK-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.

What to Consider About Memory Care in Oklahoma City

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.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Memory Care in Oklahoma City

  • Health care costs can be expensive in Oklahoma City — as indicated by a health cost index of 117.2, which is above the national average of 100. However, looking at overall costs in general, the city is more affordable, as its average cost of living index is 85.4, while the nation’s is 100.
  • The climate in Oklahoma City is generally favorable for seniors. They can expect around 231 sunny days every year and comfortably warm temperatures of around 93 degrees in summer; although 27 degrees in January isn’t uncommon, so seniors should prepare for the cold and up to 6 inches of snow.
  • The statistics for property and violent crime in Oklahoma City seem to contradict the general view among residents that they live in a safe city. The statistics show higher levels of crime than average for the state and the country. Oklahoma City has neighborhoods with high and low rates of crime. For example, a resident is less likely to be a victim of a crime in Surrey Hills and Norman, to name just two of the safer neighborhoods.
  • RSVP Provide-a-Ride transports low-income adults aged 60+ to their medical appointments for free. The service operates throughout Oklahoma County. EMBARK administers a mobility management service for seniors, working with partner agencies to provide free transportation within Oklahoma City for several purposes, including shopping and visiting senior centers.
  • There are 26 hospitals within Oklahoma City providing a wide range of medical treatments for older residents. AMG Speciality Hospital is a long-term acute care facility with a good reputation and the Integrsit Baptist Medical Center is rated as high-performing in multiple specialties, including colon cancer surgery and stroke care.

Memory Care Laws and Regulations in Oklahoma City

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.

Laws and Regulations for Memory Care in Oklahoma

Reviews of Communities Nearby

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Mary03

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of Legend at Rivendell

My mother-in-law was at Legend at Rivendell. She passed away three weeks ago, but she was happy there. It was nice, and it fit our needs. I would recommend them 200%. My mother-in-law was in their...

Provider response

Hi Mary, we offer our condolences to you and your family on the recent passing of your mother in-law. We are glad to learn that she enjoyed her stay with us and participated in the many activities...

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Sherri

I visited this facility

Review of The Mansion at Waterford

I toured The Mansion at Waterford. It was very, very clean. Everyone seemed very nice and it was secure. I liked the room I saw. I liked everything I saw. The only thing I was concerned about was...

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Bonnie

I visited this facility

Review of Brookdale Oklahoma City Southwest

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...

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