How many assisted living centers are licensed in Tulsa, OK?
OSDH's roster lists 21 licensed assisted living centers with Tulsa addresses, 1,635 licensed beds in all (a median of 75 beds each), 2 of them marked for dementia care in the state record.
| Tulsa area | Licensed centers | Beds | Dementia care marked | Largest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midtown, Brookside & Downtown | 3 | 292 | 0 | The Grove at Midtown |
| South Tulsa & Tulsa Hills | 15 | 1139 | 2 | University Village Retirement Community |
| East Tulsa & the Memorial Corridor | 2 | 116 | 0 | Bellarose Senior Living |
| North Tulsa & West Tulsa | 1 | 88 | 0 | Saint Simeons Episcopal Home |
Why is Tulsa's assisted living concentrated in south Tulsa?
South Tulsa & Tulsa Hills holds the largest share of the city's licensed centers because that is where most purpose-built assisted living and continuing care campuses were developed, near the Saint Francis and south Tulsa hospital campuses, while north and west Tulsa rely more on nursing homes and care at home.
For a parent in north or west Tulsa that can mean choosing between a nursing home close to home and assisted living farther south or in Sand Springs; see the full roster.
Are there assisted living options in the suburbs around Tulsa?
Yes: 24 more licensed buildings are in the surrounding cities and counties, led by Broken Arrow.
- Covenant Living of Bixby, Bixby — 68 beds
- Sand Plum Assisted Living Community, Bixby — 100 beds
- Rainbow Health Care Community and Rainbow Assisted, Bristow — 20 beds
- Beehive Homes of Broken Arrow, Broken Arrow — 45 beds
- Broken Arrow Assisted Living, Broken Arrow — 45 beds
- Brookdale Broken Arrow, Broken Arrow — 80 beds
- Cedar Ridge Senior Living, Broken Arrow — 74 beds
- Forest Hills Assisted Living Retirement and Care, Broken Arrow — 162 beds
- Franciscan Villa, Broken Arrow — 71 beds
- Living Rose Christian Assisted Living Home, Broken Arrow — 5 beds
- Prairie House Assisted Living & Memory Care, Broken Arrow — 127 beds
- The Neighborhoods at Baptist Village of Broken Arr, Broken Arrow — 58 beds
- Tulsa Assisted Living and Memory Care, Catoosa — 82 beds
- Brookdale Claremore, Claremore — 71 beds
- The Courtyards at Claremore Assisted Living Memory, Claremore — 80 beds
- North County Assisted Living, Collinsville — 35 beds
- Beehive Homes of Glenpool, Glenpool — 24 beds
- Beehive Homes of Glenpool #2, Glenpool — 26 beds
- The Neighborhoods at Baptist Village of Okmulgee, Okmulgee — 19 beds
- Baptist Village of Owasso, Owasso — 85 beds
- Brookdale Owasso, Owasso — 43 beds
- Homestead of Owasso, Owasso — 104 beds
- Oxford Glen at Owasso, Owasso — 48 beds
- Green Tree at Sand Springs, Sand Springs — 86 beds
What does assisted living cost in Tulsa?
No Tulsa-specific figure is published; CareScout's 2025 Oklahoma median for assisted living is $72,540 a year, about $6,045 a month, and local quotes vary with care level and apartment size.
SoonerCare's ADvantage waiver can pay for assisted living services for eligible residents in participating centers, but not room and board, so ask every center whether it takes ADvantage.
Assisted living in Tulsa at a glance
| Assisted living in Tulsa is | Assisted living in Tulsa is not | |
|---|---|---|
| License | OSDH assisted living license | A marketing label |
| Where | Concentrated in South Tulsa & Tulsa Hills | Evenly spread across Tulsa |
| Price data | An Oklahoma median (assisted living only) | A published Tulsa figure |
| SoonerCare | ADvantage pays services in participating centers | Pays room and board |