15 Memory Care Facilities near Tulsa, OK
There are 15 Memory Care Facilities in the Tulsa area, with 9 in Tulsa and 6 nearby.
The average cost of memory care in Tulsa is $4,735 per month. This is higher than the national median of $4,500. Cheaper nearby regions include Broken Arrow with an average starting cost of $4,056.
To help you with your search, browse the 30 reviews below for memory care facilities in Tulsa. On average, consumers rate memory care in Tulsa 4.0 out of 5 stars.
Caring.com has helped 7 families in Tulsa find high-quality senior care. To speak with one of our Family Advisors about memory care options and costs in Tulsa, call (855) 863-8283.
9 Memory Care Facilities in Tulsa, OK
Brookdale Tulsa Midtown
Provides: Memory Care
Legend at Tulsa Hills
Provides: Memory Care
Autumn Leaves of Tulsa
Provides: Memory Care
Heritage Point of Tulsa
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Tulsa 71st and Sheridan
Provides: Memory Care
The Linden at Stonehaven Square
Provides: Memory CareStorey Oaks of Tulsa
Provides: Memory Care6 Memory Care Facilities near Tulsa, OK
Brookdale Broken Arrow
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Cedar Ridge
Provides: Memory Care
Green Tree
Provides: Memory CareCanoe Brook Assisted Living & Alzheim...
Provides: Memory Care
Oxford Glen Memory Care at Owasso
Provides: Memory Care
Prairie House Assisted Living and Mem...
Provides: Memory CareMemory Care near Tulsa, OK
Other Options in Tulsa, OK
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Tulsa
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Review of Autumn Leaves of Tulsa
Mother was well cared for while she was at Autumn Leaves of Tulsa. She was treated with respect and dignity by everyone there. She shared a room but each lady had their own space so she did not fee... Read more
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Review of Brookdale Tulsa 71st and Sheridan
My mother-in-law functions at a higher level than the rest of the people at Brookdale Tulsa 71st and Sheridan. It is truly a memory assistance center for people who have full-blown Alzheimer's. The... Read more
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Review of Autumn Leaves of Tulsa
Autumn Leaves of Tulsa was highly recommended. It seemed to be a very nice place and we've heard some good things about it. It's more organized and it probably has a better level of care from the p... Read more
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