The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living

Is The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living in Tulsa licensed by the state of Oklahoma?

Yes: OSDH lists The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living as an open assisted living center with 75 licensed beds, larger than the 71-bed median for the 45 assisted living centers in the six-county Tulsa area.

Oklahoma licenses assisted living under the Continuum of Care and Assisted Living Act, and the license ID above is the same one OSDH uses on every survey and license document in the facility's public file.

How recent is The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living's latest state survey?

The newest survey document in OSDH's public file for The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living has an exit date of October 20, 2025, about 12 months before this page was built.

• October 20, 2025 (most recent)
• February 10, 2025
• February 15, 2024
• February 14, 2020

At 12 months, the center is within the 15-month limit in OAC 310:663-25-1 for unannounced assisted living inspections. The file holds 3 survey documents dated in the last three years, more than the Tulsa-area median of 2. Survey documents include complaint investigations as well as routine inspections, so a higher count can mean more complaints, a follow-up visit, or both.

Does The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living have any state orders against it?

The public file for The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living contains no administrative orders.

Most survey findings never become orders, so the absence of one tells you little about day-to-day care; the survey document does.

What if a resident of The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living develops dementia?

Nothing in the state record marks The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living as a dementia special care provider: there is no Alzheimer's disclosure in its public file and its licensed name does not mention memory care.

Early memory changes do not automatically rule out an unsecured center; the test is whether the contracted services still fit. The nearest licensed centers that the state record does mark for dementia care are Iris Memory Care of Tulsa (3.9 mi), The Stonehaven Assisted Living and Memory Care (3.9 mi), Prairie House Assisted Living & Memory Care (7.6 mi).

What are the alternatives to The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living nearby?

The closest other licensed assisted living center is Oxford Springs Tulsa MC in Tulsa, in the same ZIP code, with 52 beds and a latest survey document dated May 22, 2025.

What medical care is close to The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living in Tulsa?

The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living is in the South Tulsa & Tulsa Hills part of Tulsa; the nearest hospital with an emergency department in CMS's hospital list is Saint Francis Hospital, in the same ZIP code.

A second option, Hillcrest Hospital South, sits about 3.9 miles off by our straight-line measure.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are The Villages at Southern Hills (1.5 mi, CMS 5 of 5) and Ambassador Manor Nursing Center (1.6 mi, CMS 2 of 5).

Can SoonerCare's ADvantage waiver help pay at The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living?

That depends on whether The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living participates in ADvantage, so ask; the waiver covers care services for residents who qualify, never room and board.

Private funds, long-term care insurance and VA Aid and Attendance pay for most assisted living in the Tulsa area. For scale, CareScout's 2025 median for Oklahoma is about $6,045 a month ($72,540 a year); quotes vary with apartment and care level.

What should we ask on a tour of The Courtyards at the Ambassador Assisted Living?

Start with what its own record raises: ask for the statement of deficiencies from the October 20, 2025 survey and how each item was corrected.

• Ask for the overnight staffing count by shift; a single awake caregiver must be disclosed before you sign.
• Ask who passes medications on evenings and weekends, and whether a CMA with advanced training handles insulin.
• Request the service contract early and read the discharge criteria, which Oklahoma requires the center to spell out.
• If SoonerCare may be needed later, ask whether a private-pay resident who spends down can stay on ADvantage.