Nursing Home Communities in Tulsa, OK

"Clean facillity, clean and nice employees, good food, memory unit, nice BIG skilled rooms. No longer known as Lakewood, now Gracewood. "

"Trinity Woods Tulsa was nice, clean, and there were some new areas, but it struck me that the people there were more isolated. I felt like the lady that gave us the tour hadn't been there a long time. I just didn't feel like she was as familiar with everything or comfortable with everything. They had a salon. This facility was located within a few miles from a hospital."

"My wife is at Wildwood Care Center, and it's a nursing home. I am quite happy with it so far. The caregivers are excellent and have very positive attitudes with my wife who sometimes can be difficult to work with; they are always pleasant with her, keep her clean, and keep up well with her medication. Food has been good, and she eats pretty much everything they give her. I could wish that her room were a little larger, but it's adequate, and she's alone in her room. Pricing is about what I found to be average for what they offer in this area. It's a centrally located facility here in Tulsa, and it has easy access to the entire area. It is staffed well, and they seem to have plenty of staff to handle the residents they have. It's a clean, comfortable, and somewhat homey facility. "

"My mother is a resident. We could not ask for a more accommodating staff. They have been exceptionally wonderful during this pandemic. She has been there more than a year, anytime I had an issue or question it was addressed quickly and professionally. "

"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. "

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

"At Emerald Care Center Tulsa, as far as the care that my sister got and the employees, they were super great. She loved them and they loved her, and it was bittersweet for her to leave there. But their rooms were very, very small. Four people were sharing a bathroom with no shower. She had to take a shower in a public area that she hated. My sister was there for two years. Everything got shut down during COVID. Before that happened, they had bingo, they had people coming in to do music for them, they would take them outside in the fresh air. During the time that they have shut down for Covid, every so often they'd have us decorate our cars and come driving through there with the people sitting outside so they can see the parade, which they thoroughly enjoyed. The care that she got was super, but the facility leaves something to be desired. The room was so small, and she had to share the bathroom with four people. Her roommate couldn't control her bladder well, and so she always left a mess in there. We would call them, and they would come to clean it up, but it was just a hassle to her. They did have very good meals."

"I visited the new Cottage at Woodland Hills, the old building on 21st is no longer- they have moved to a beautifully remodeled building that is in south Tulsa at 77th and Memorial and the building is great! I was surprised by the size of the therapy gym- it has a full kitchen and bathroom! The staff was super friendly too and they just opened a skilled nursing unit and it is really nice! I highly recommend them!"

"Living here has been the best experience. The staff and residents are like family. There is a wide variety of ages here so the activities are engaging, interesting, and fun. Therapy works well with there residents. They are kind and take notice of the level of care that there residents are needing. Do not hesitate to put your loved one here. This is a safe and enjoyable environment to live in!"

"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

"Kaiser is absolutely the best physical therapy rehab facility - the staff make you feel like family & sincerely care - from the techs, to RN's to Dr Perri Craven the STAR of Kaiser! EVERYONE goes above & beyond to support & encourage you the entire physical rehabilitation period wether it's a 2wk stay or 10wks- Tulsa is BLESSED to have Kaiser! Thank you Hillcrest! "