Nursing Home Communities in Sapulpa, OK

"We toured Autumn Wood, and it was a nice place. But they had a waiting list and were very expensive. They have 24-hour services ,and they check on their residents once in a while. It was a clean place. The person we saw out there said that he really likes it, and his wife likes it too. They said that they would recommend it. Everything seemed new, and the person looked like he had been given a bath; he looked really good. They said that they give them a bath 3 times a week. They have activities like exercises."

"My husband stayed at Covenant Living at Inverness and got some skilled nursing. He was a patient there. He got nursing care, physical therapy, and speech therapy there. I was able to come out there any time; there were no visiting hours. I was able to stay with him each night, and they also allowed me to eat meals with him like lunch and dinner. The least we liked about it was that sometimes we had to wait for a nurse to come if we needed something. Sometimes they would get busy, and it would take a while to come and help us. But other than that, it was a very nice place. The staff were very attentive. They were very nice and very pleasant and always willing to help my husband with anything. I was able to have several meals there with him, and the food was very good and very delicious. Breakfast was usually a choice of biscuits and gravy or eggs any way you wanted. Lunch was sometimes grilled chicken with rice and a vegetable. The desserts were really good. It was like cheesecake or a pie for dessert. He was able to get flavored water, tea, coffee, or juice for breakfast. For dinner sometimes it was baked fish, some type of steak, mashed potatoes, and gravy. It was very good. My husband's room was very nice. He had a closet and a dresser to keep his clothes in. He had a bathroom and a sink. There was no shower. Down the hall, there's a shower room. When he wanted to take a shower, they would take him down to the shower room. They had kind of a schedule for showers. On certain days of the week, he could have a shower. There is one window in his room. There was a nice reclining chair. If he didn't want to be in the bed all the time, he could use his reclining chair. There's plenty of light in the room. Medicare paid for his time there."

"My mother was at Glenwood Skilled Nursing & Therapy. They helped her with her medications. They helped her with her physical therapy. During her stay, there was Covid that got brought into the facility. And so, she was in isolation along with other people at the facility. And they took very good care of my mother. When she first went there, she was in bed only and could not walk. They helped her to be able to get out of bed and use her walker, and they walked her to and from the dining hall. They also had a room where they would do upper body exercises making her move her arms and lift along with a class. They had a classroom and they had weights for the men and lighter things for the women to be able just to hold in their hands and move their arms. They helped them with their showers. They played board games in physical therapy to make sure their mental capacity was OK. That facility never had that smell, and it was very clean. All the staff was very helpful. The nurses, the people who come into the rooms that just take care of her daily, the ones bringing her breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and then the janitors, everyone was very kind to my mother."

"Great older place! Very helpful and kind staff. "

"we brought my mom in September of 2024 and were very happy with the facility, nursing staff and administration. She was so happy, she had a private room, i thought it was very nice and roomy. She sadly passed on February 5th, 2025. I cannot thank the facility and the nurses enough, they were so precious to my mom and family and still are with us during this time. I would give this place 10 stars if i could."

"My wife was transferred to Ambassador Manor recently from a hospital in Tulsa with multiple health including Covid-19 positive test results. The administrator and those staff members who I have been able to speak with have been very helpful. In fact, this past week one of the staff took the phone to her room and I was able to visit with my wife. Food she tells me was VERY good but too much. They also she told me was receiving loving care. Hope she can return to the facility here soon. Thank-you - Ambassador Manor staff"

"My friend will be moving into the independent living apartments at Zarrow Pointe. It's gated, and the community is small. It's very walkable and they also have beautiful villas that if I were to choose something, I'd choose them. The independent living apartment is nice, but they're not as large. Everybody that I've met there has been very friendly and welcoming, plus, I have several friends that live there. We've eaten there, and I would rate the food a five. The people in the apartments, most of them eat all their meals there. The people in the villas probably do a mix; they have a certain amount for the meals. A lot of people in the villas just decide to eat on their own, in their homes. The dining area was like a restaurant. Then, they have another café; it's not as large, but it has a variety also. So, you have a couple of choices of places to go. They have a salon. They have many activities, lots of exercise, and two pools. A good part of them is they have a lot of lecture people coming in to give, lectures on things that are happening in Tulsa. It's a very varied amount of activities there. You would never get bored. My friend has a particular reason for wanting Zarrow Pointe, it's because it's a Jewish community and she would like to be in one."

Zarrow Pointe, located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, provides senior living options that include both memory care and assisted living services. The community features apartment-style living spaces, with apartments offering living rooms and kitchenettes for added comfort and convenience. Regarding amenities, Zarrow Pointe aims to enhance the residents' living experience with a variety of options. Outdoor common areas are available for residents to enjoy, and pets are welcome. A range of organized activities and programs caters to different interests, fostering a sense of community. Meals are provided, and communal dining allows residents to interact socially during meal times. Social activities and events are also regularly scheduled to ensure residents remain engaged and connected. Other amenities include WiFi/internet access and opportunities for yoga and stretching exercises. The community also arranges field trips and outings, giving residents the chance to enjoy activities outside the premises. Shared common areas provide additional spaces for social interactions and communal living. Zarrow Pointe offers several supportive services, such as general transportation to help residents get to appointments or events, and housekeeping services to maintain clean and well-kept living spaces. These combined amenities and services contribute to a comfortable, engaging, and supportive environment for residents.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

"My mom was at The Villages at Southern Hills. The food was better there. The upkeep of the facilities was a little better, too. However, I didn't feel like she got better care. They were professional, but they didn't particularly establish any relationships. Where she is now, they treat her like she's part of the family. They are like caring for a family member, and there's a difference there. The therapies my mom received were excellent. The room was nice. It was a nice double-occupancy room. It was a little more difficult for her to come in right from surgery having a roommate, but that's not the room's fault or the facility's fault. She had heart surgery, and her roommate wasn't the quietest person she could be. The roommate liked to have the television on very loud all the time, day and night. My mom did activities there. She's a real people person, so she's seeking that out right away. There was a Bible study. Food was exceptional. The staff members were professional and nice, but it wasn't as warm and personable. For many of them, it was a job. The facility itself was clean. The furniture was newer and well-maintained. We were very happy with them, and I would have been very happy to have my mom stay there when she needed long-term care, but they did not have any Medicare beds. I have a very close friend that was in and out of The Villages at Southern Hills three times in the last three years and had a very positive experience every time. In fact, that's part of why we asked to go there after my mother had heart surgery. "

"Colonial Manor was fantastic. He had a really nice one bedroom apartment. He had a little one bedroom apartment. There is someone who cleans his room once a week and I did his laundry. The lunches were superb and they treat you really great. I highly recommend them. "

"Dad ended up going to Sand Springs Nursing & Rehab Center for one week before he passed and they took excellent care of him. The staff was extremely caring and competent, and they paid a lot of attention. He had hospice while he was there too, and they did a great job. He wasn't eating, but they still offered him meals and it was good what we saw. The one time we tasted it, it was also good. The facility is old, but it's been remodeled and updated, and it is clean. There's no bad smell. The staff were excellent. The facility is not nearly as nice as the other facility, but they provided excellent care, which was our main concern."

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

"My mom was at Southern Hills Rehabilitation Center for three weeks, and then insurance said she had to be transferred out of skilled nursing, so she's in another facility now. We were very happy with them. She got great care. Sometimes they were short staffed, but I think everybody is nowadays. She had excellent care. The nurses were very good at taking care of her. We don't have any complaints at all on them. As far as activities, my mom is paralyzed except for her left arm, and she had just had major back surgery. But the time that she was there, she mainly was just in her room and didn't get out a whole lot, so she did not participate in a whole lot of activities. But they would come to her room and do physical therapy. On the days that she felt up to it, they would take her down to the actual room to do physical therapy, but a lot of times it was in her room. If I had any complaints at all, it would have something to do initially with the physical therapy during the first couple of weeks, and part of it was her own issues that she had. She was recovering from surgery, so she didn't feel good, and then she developed some bad blood clots in her leg that limited her for the first couple of weeks. So the first few times, the physical therapist would try to have her get up and out of her bed on her own, but she's paralyzed, so she can't. They would come in and say, 'Okay, get your shoes on and get out of bed,' and she was like, 'I'd love to do that, but I can't.' So I don't know if they were not reading the charts well enough to know what her limitations were, and I'm not sure what this deal was. I was up there two or three times a day every day, and I came up there, and my mom was in tears, and I asked what was going on. She told me kind of what was going on, and I called up the nurse and we had a little meeting, and it was resolved very quickly. So they were very professional, and it was great from that point on."

"The rooms were nice and cleaned daily. The staff was very compassionate and kind to my mother, always willing to help. They played bingo,had birthday parties,had singers and piano players come in ,had many activities for the residents each month. They had a hair dresser on site every week,had someone to do their nails every week,had someone to pray with them each week. the food was very good, I ate lunch with my mother every day for 3 months."