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There are 26 independent living communities in Oklahoma City, OK and 5 independent living communities nearby. The average cost of independent living in Oklahoma City, OK is $1,952 per month.
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An exciting life filled with numerous socializing opportunities, elegant apartment homes and first-class services await active seniors who join Lionwood Senior Living.
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Located in Oklahoma City, Brookdale Statesman Club sits just minutes away from local amenities, dining options and shopping opportunities.
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Town Village in Oklahoma City's stylish and modern community was developed to provide an array of senior living options to allow you to live with the security you need, the freedom you cherish and enjoy the amenities you want.
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When seeking an retirement community that is filled with active and friendly people, seniors need not look any further than the Village on the Park located in Oklahoma City. We feature vibrant independent living, assisted living and memory care.
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In 1990, Epworth Villa opened its doors, and we’ve been flourishing ever since. Our residents include singles and couples from all walks of life. Retired teachers, ministers, military, veterans, physicians, lawyers, small business owners, full-time homemakers, and more, all united…
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Emerald Square offers a caring atmosphere, an active community, and a comfortable, secure lifestyle for our residents. What We Offer: Companion & Private Room Accommodations Furnished/Unfurnished, as desired On-site Beauty Salon & Barber Shop Cable TV Available in All Rooms…
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With a variety of superb care options, Timberwood offers the best in Oklahoma City retirement living, even as our residents' needs progress over time.
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Our independent living community, offers amenities giving our residents the finer things in life. Our beautifully appointed cottages include a full kitchen, washer/dryer, spacious closets, state of the art security system and emergency call system and individually controlled central heat…
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Welcome to Hefner Mansions Located near scenic Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, Hefner Mansions provides independent seniors a great place to call home. Built in 2006, Hefner senior apartments offer top amenities and services for seniors who are able to…
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Saint Ann Retirement Center and Assisted Living is owned and operated by The Catholic Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, a not-for-profit Christian organization. Saint Ann Retirement Center in Oklahoma understands you have worked hard for many years. Now you deserve a…
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Superbia Retirement Village is an independent living community for active seniors who enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle with a variety of amenities and services available to them. The staff that oversees the community includes a devoted social worker and helpful property managers. The…
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Welcome to Southwest Mansions Located in the heart of Oklahoma City, Southwest Mansions senior apartments are designed for independent seniors who want live on their own but desire the security and convenience of community living. Close to shops, doctors’ offices…
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Beyond the individual apartments, Grand Tapestry at Quail Springs has so much to offer residents—either through the common areas or services provided. Our goal is to make your lifestyle as luxurious and effortless as possible, so you can enjoy every…
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The median cost of independent living in Oklahoma City for a single-occupancy apartment is $1,952/month (SeniorHomes.com - 2015). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.
Community | Starting Price |
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Embark at Statesman Club | XXXX |
Emerald Square Senior Living | XXXX |
Grand Tapestry at Quail Springs | XXXX |
Hefner Mansions | XXXX |
Lionwood Senior Living | XXXX |
Southwest Mansions | XXXX |
Timberwood | XXXX |
Town Village | XXXX |
Village on the Park - Oklahoma City | XXXX |
Community | City | Starting Price |
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Grace Pointe | Moore | XXXX |
Lyndale Edmond | Edmond | XXXX |
The Veraden | Edmond | XXXX |
Villagio at Bradford Village | Edmond | XXXX |
The community is in a prime location very easy to access.The staff was very helpful and friendly.There are a lot of activities for the new guest to partake in.The building is also senior friendly .The food aroma hits you when you enter and you think man this feels like home.I could see myself on mirror like floors that...
Read more Timberwood reviewsTimberwood was terrible. They didn’t know we were coming, so they were not prepared. The place was dirty, the door was propped wide open, and anybody could come and go as they pleased. The rooms were of a good size but didn't have a homely feeling. It just wasn’t that good. There were people sleeping in the lobby. My s...
Read more Timberwood reviewsWe were very pleased with Timberwood and didn’t see anything wrong. I liked the fact that they had alerts, which would be the normal course of action there. The facilities were smaller but looked well taken care of. The staff seemed to be friendly to people.
Read more Timberwood reviewsTimberwood was a very good facility, and it seemed to be clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had an outdoor area and a living area where a couple of the workers were working with residents, and we were very impressed with that. The pricing is reasonable.
Read more Timberwood reviewsI love Timberwood. Its clean and the people are nice. My mom has been in the hospital and their nurses call us every day to make sure she was still doing OK and they have visited twice. The food is good. My mom joins the prayer meetings, church services, and singing. My mom's room is wonderful.
Read more Timberwood reviewsI liked Brookdale Statesman Club. It was new looking and had large apartments. We popped in and liked the activities that they had. I liked the meals for that day and the person that talked to me. It was clean, big, airy, and friendly. They had been to Hobby Lobby and were having a live concert that night. I liked ever...
Read more Embark at Statesman Club reviewsOklahoma City independent living takes place in the heart of the State of Oklahoma. It is a three-hour drive north of Dallas, Texas via Interstate 35 and two and a half hours south of Wichita, Kansas. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population density of 956 per square mile. This is blissfully low compared to the likes of Wichita, with 2,305, or Dallas, at 3,518. The median age in Oklahoma City is 34 years. Perhaps surprisingly for a land-locked region, the ambient climate is described as humid subtropical. Summer is consistently hot and humid, 84 degrees Fahrenheit, while winter’s northerly winds can bring the temperature down as low as -17 degrees Fahrenheit. The city was founded during the 1889 Land Run and grew to a population of 10,000 within a matter of hours. Actor Lon Chaney, Jr., who played the Wolf Man, Frankenstein’s Monster, the Mummy and Count Alucard, was born in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City independent living combines gritty western charm with new millennium modern facilities. Buffalo still roam the plains at Rockwell RV Park just eight miles west of the city along State Highway 270 while Fortune 500 corporations thrive downtown. Renting a home in Oklahoma City costs less than a third what it would in New York City; the bill for a meal in a restaurant here is slightly more than half what it costs in the Big Apple. Basketball is popular here, with three clubs keeping supporters happy: Oklahoma City Thunder, the Oklahoma Stallions and Oklahoma Impact. Other popular sports include ice hockey, baseball, women’s soccer and roller derby.
Residents in Oklahoma City have their choice of two senior activity centers where they may enjoy a wide range of pursuits for citizens aged 55 and over. There is something for all ages and abilities, including art classes, card games, dance classes, moderate to high impact exercises, history discussions, learning languages, quilting and other sewing activities, social gatherings, travel and yoga. Both the Will Rogers Senior Center and Woodson Park Senior Activity Center offer specialty programs on financial planning and senior health issues.
World class medical facilities are essential to Oklahoma City independent living. The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is home to the state’s only Level 1 trauma center. This is the highest level of trauma care as defined by the American College of Surgeons. OU Medicine is an academic medical institution also housed on campus. It encompasses, among other things, the Oklahoma Cancer Center and OU College of Medicine. The city is also blessed with a number of hospitals owned by INTEGRIS Health, including the Baptist Medical Center, Cancer Institute of Oklahoma and the Southwest Medical Center. US News and World Report gave Baptist Medical high marks for its performance in cardiology, Geriatrics, orthopedics, gastroenterology, pulmonary and urology, among others. In total, there are 347 physicians for every 100,000 people in Oklahoma City.
Transportation links are vital to Oklahoma City independent living. The area is knee deep in interstate highways, with Interstates 35, 40 and 44 bisecting the city as well as I-240 and I-235 to the north and south of the city. Major state highways include the Kilpatrick Turnpike, Lake Hefner Parkway, and Broadway Extension. Two primary airports also serve the city. The Oklahoma City bus system services 465 miles of metropolitan area. Regular bus riders may even get to know their bus drivers. METRO Transit runs the bus and trolley services. Of special appeal is the Oklahoma City Spirit Trolley, a reproduction of the American Heritage Streetcar, providing a touch of nostalgia as well as a journey from A to B. Amtrak connects the area to Forth Worth, Texas, with a daily service while Greyhound and other bus services connect the town to the outside world.
Oklahoma City has a lot to offer the Baby Boomer generation desiring Oklahoma City independent living. Medical and social needs are well catered for and the senior motorist will have no problem navigating in and out of the city. With freezing cold winters and frequent tornadoes in the summer, the weather may be more lively than some over-55s find desirable, but the city’s residents are accustomed to these climatic quirks and take them in their stride.
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