Memory care in Tulsa

How many memory care units are licensed in Tulsa, OK?

4 licensed buildings with Tulsa addresses are marked for dementia care in the state record: 3 with an Alzheimer's/dementia special care disclosure in their OSDH file and 1 by licensed name only.

What should I check first at a Tulsa memory care unit?

Ask for the current ODH Form 613 disclosure and compare it with the OSDH file, then ask how many staff are physically on the unit overnight and how many hours of dementia training each aide receives.

Where exits are restricted, Oklahoma requires at least two awake staff on every shift, one always inside the unit; there is no numeric ratio beyond that, so the overnight number is the one to press. No published memory care price exists; get a written quote.

Are there memory care options in the suburbs around Tulsa?

Yes: 8 more licensed buildings are in the surrounding cities and counties, led by Bristow.

• Rainbow Health Care Community and Rainbow Assisted, Bristow — 106 beds
• Rainbow Health Care Community and Rainbow Assisted, Bristow — 20 beds
• Prairie House Assisted Living & Memory Care, Broken Arrow — 127 beds
• Tulsa Assisted Living and Memory Care, Catoosa — 82 beds
• Memory Care Center at Emerald, Claremore — 60 beds
• The Courtyards at Claremore Assisted Living Memory, Claremore — 80 beds
• Fairfax Behavioral Health & Memory Care Community, Fairfax — 60 beds
• Green Tree at Sand Springs, Sand Springs — 86 beds

What does memory care 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 memory care is not surveyed separately.

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.