My wife, Sylvia Brannon, spent two months in Baptist Village. Her progress was phenomenal. The…read moreambiance, professionalism, and care cannot be adequately expressed. The staff of Baptist Village are not employees but all family members. Thank you, Dear Baptist Village family, we love you Sylvia, Mendy, Mike and Old Goat Jack

My mother was moved from a horrible rehab place to Baptist Village. I cannot express my gratitude…read moreenough for the beautiful and caring people at this facility. Amanda helped made the move so easy and helped arrange a medi ride to pick my mother up at the other facility. Jill called me to see how she could make my mom's experience a good one. Jill had no idea we had just come from a not so good situation. She asked about hobbies, what snacks my mom likes and had christian music playing when my mom entered her room. We are so thankful for the care she is getting.

Independent living division has been a God send for my sister and our family. She arrived from…read moreout of state in need of living center that she would be welcome. St. Ann's was an answer to a prayer, welcoming and warm people at every turn. Front office staff, neighbors, and employee staff all make St.Ann's pleasant to all who live here. So sorry to have to move my sister away, we will miss everyone at this facility. Jake and Sally

My Mom Passed Away From Sequelae Of Acute Cerebrovascular Accident In Setting Of Glioblastoma…read moreMultiforme (Hypertension, Tobacco Use). Baptist Hospital Forced My Mom To Go To This Horrible Facility. They Didn't Do Anything To Help My Mom And Instead Asked Me And My Family What They Wanted To Do When My Mom Had Health Problems. They Printed The Discharge Papers Before Calling EMS. My Mom Had Bathroom Issues And Took Hours To Them To Respond. My Mom Needed Extensive Care And They Failed. This Place Is Where People Go To Die.

My grandmother is absolutely loving the facilities and food here! So glad we found this place…read moreespecially after the nightmare that was Copper Lake Estates. You will not be disappointed if you choose to move yourself or loved one here. The staff is caring and competent.

From the owner: Heritage Assisted Living is locally owned and operated. This has many advantages for our residents…read moreand staff. The owner and management adhere to an open door policy for the residents and staff.

Beware!! This place looks great and smells nice, but if you care about your loved one, please,…read morePLEASE do not put them there! My dad was "chemically restrained" until a visit to the ER was needed. After we moved him to a different facility, he is talking again, not crying anymore and not calling us 15 times a day begging us to come and get him. What an awful place. And by the way, they pay for their 5 star reviews on A Place For Mom, Seniorly, Caring.com and others. I've left honest reviews of our terrible experience at Legend and not ONE of our comments were ever posted. Stay away!

For our family, Legend at Council Road was a scary and very disappointing experience. If we could…read morego back in time, there's no way we'd ever leave Dad in their care. Their 2 head nurses, at the time, and their sales/marketing manager did an assessment of Dad while he was in rehab for a broken hip. Previously that year, he had a stroke. So, an 88-year-old debilitated from a stroke and now a broken hip, Dad needed a lot of care. Legend promised us they could take care of him and his needs and further reassured us by telling us he wasn't even at the top of the "Level of Care" scale for their facility. They do a great job of making their facility look clean and inviting. The staff are constantly walking around with air freshener, vacuuming, wiping things down, etc. That is, in the main areas. Dad's room was a pigsty. His dirty clothing and used towels were constantly thrown around his apartment. His carpet was vacuumed when we asked to have it done. His toilet was filthy. His clothing was constantly stained, and he looked like a homeless person. It was tremendously sad. The worst part was, they kept him so sedated in an attempt to keep his needs to a bare minimum, that 90% of the time he was asleep or sleepy. We would come to visit him at least 3 times a week, and the vast majority of the time, we had to try and wake him up, or resign ourselves to sitting next to him while he slept. He fell out of his wheelchair or recliner multiple times while at Legend. But the last straw for us, and Dad, was when they over medicated him and we watched him slump over in his wheelchair and lay across his side table. (We could see all of this on the camera we had installed in his room) I had been trying to get Dad to answer his cell phone for at least 30 minutes. When I checked the camera to see if he was perhaps not in his room, I could see him sitting in his wheelchair next to his phone and I could hear through the camera that it was ringing. Dad continued to slump further and further until he was laying sideways on his end table. After multiple attempts to get someone from Legend to check on him, I decided to call 911. When the paramedics arrived, they called me and asked if I wanted him taken to the hospital. I said yes. The director texted me and said he was fine, and just resting. She reassured me that her staff had checked on him and he was doing well. I'm so glad we had Dad taken to the hospital. He was WAY over medicated, per the emergency room physicians. The ER doctors even went so far as to tell us that with his condition and current medications list (which we had on file from Legend) they were surprised he was alive. Most of the pills they were giving him at Legend were sleeping pills, sedatives, mood stabilizers, antidepressants, and pain pills. Dad is now at Willow Creek in Guthrie and they are FABULOUS! They care about the residents there and treat them like family. Dad is aware, he can talk again, he is calm, he doesn't yell out or cry anymore. I feel terrible, absolutely disgusted that I let him stay at Legend until "the event" happened, that probably could have killed him. I'll never have anything good to say about that place, other than 1 or 2 employees who treated Dad with just a bit of dignity and respect, everyone else there sees a resident with needs as a nuisance. And Valor Hospice is complicit in this, as they approved almost all of the medication that kept Dad in a zombielike state for his time there.

Just moved our father in here a couple months ago. It has been a great experience. They have…read moreconsistent staff members who care. Food is home cooked. The house is clean, spacious, welcoming, and comfortable. It is tailored for individual care and attention.

The staff and owners of Living Dynasty are compassionate, knowledgeable, and caring people. They've…read morecreated a wonderful home and have meet the needs of my loved one who is aging with multiple illnesses. The level of attention, and respect they show my loved one is tremendous and hard to come by. This place is a gem!

During my stay out of the town, my mother stayed at Redhaven. The service is wonderful and I can…read morefeel her happiness over phone. She used to be involved in different wellness activities and exercises. The caregivers are caring and compassionate. From my opinion, no other home senior care in Oklahoma can be better than it.

From the owner: We provide All-Inclusive Personal Care For Your Loved One on a 1-5 Ratio in a Home Environment! read more

The Gardens at Quail Springs recently came under new Management. I attended the grand opening…read moreparty. Wonderful experience. Exceptional food, drink, music and mixer. I have a friend in Memory Care that I visit weekly. Along the way to Her area I am greeted with happy smiles by Management, Staff and Residence. I often times go at meal time so that I am able to chat with others in her area. Ahhhh, the Stories of past adventures that they tell. I like it best when Staff cranks up the oldies music. It gets the Bodies Moving. There is a party coming up in a few weeks that I plan to attend. I missed the A Spa Day is in the works. Nails and Makeup just because it is fun to be pampered. I highly recommend.

My mom has been at the Gardens for a year. I toured about seven facilities and the Gardens was the…read moreone that I felt was the best fit for mom. It has a very welcoming atmosphere and the staff is wonderful. If I call with a complaint or concern, they get back to me immediately. We had trouble getting mom's medications figured out, but the nursing staff was very helpful and persistent in figuring it out. Granted, not every CNA loves what they do, and it shows, but the staff at the Gardens is quick to send them on their way. Although my mom has been there for a year, she has declined so much that she can't find her room, or the dining room. The CNA's and Activities Directors are very kind and patient with her and they make sure she shows up in the dining room and for the wonderful activities. Another thing I love is that they are constantly putting on events that include the entire family. They are a very fun group of staff members. Please note that every Assisted Living/Memory Care facility is run by humans, which means no place is perfect. However, it is evident that the managing staff is working hard to make improvements on a daily basis. My mom is the only family member I have left, so I want her to be in the best place possible.

Seems like a great place. My wife's grandfather lives here and it always seems very welcoming. My…read morewife's grandfather seems very happy here and the staff is great!

Compassionate caregivers serving seniors in their homes. The team is professional and truly care…read moreabout the work they do.

From the owner: Baptist Home Care is a Medicare-and Medicaid-certified home health agency. The center provides…read morelong-term skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation solutions. It offers physical, occupational, speech and recreational therapies. Baptist Home Care also provides subacute, respite, hospice, postsurgical and dementia specialty care services. The center offers diabetic care, stroke rehabilitation, chaplain and nutritional counseling services. In addition, Baptist Home Care operates a wound care department. Located in Oklahoma City, Okla., the center is a part of Baptist Village Communities, which is a group of care communities that offer a health care center, residential living homes and apartments and assisted living suites.