Compass Senior Living

My mother has been at WP for almost a year. Everyone is like a big family. Mom is always a needy person and they jump right in to keep her happy. I visit almost every day at all hours they are always gracious and on top of their game. I placed my husband who had dementia there shortly after my mother. The staff was very patient and kind to him. I felt I had pleasant memories of his stay there after he passed away.

The person that conducted our tour was nice and knowledgable. This seemed to be a nice and clean community. They were located a little farther away than we would have liked.

My father in law is still settling into life at Wildflower. The staff are friendly and seem well trained. The community is nice and well maintained. They have a lot of activities available. He seems to like the food and I would recommend this community.

The more experienced staff at Brookdale Tulsa have been very helpful with my mom's transition into the community. The food is well balanced and tastes good. They have a good chef. Her room is kept clean and the building is well maintained.

Garden Place is a nice, clean environment. The staff is friendly and caring. They really seem to take pride in the way the place looks as far as the upkeep. They do a great job of taking care of the residents here and we have not had any major issues.

This place is a great value! It is very clean and comfortable. We are impressed because it seems so organized and runs like a well oiled machine. The staff is so patient and kind. We don't worry about a thing when we are not able to visit for awhile.

Everything is going well so far. We are doing good. The staff is attentive, the facility is clean, and the food is great here. So far, we are pleased with Callahan Court. Thank you.

We took Mom there in a serious state of dementia following brain seizures. The staff did everything they could to help and comfort her. It was very difficult for them, yet they maintained kind professional care. The Home was clean and cozy, and the residents content for the most part. Various activities were planned. All questions and concerns were addressed quickly. Indeed we were happy with Timberwood!!

We have been very pleased with Emeritus at Tulsa (now Brookdale) My father in law has been there just over a month. The staff is very attentive to his needs, and the facility itself is very nice and clean. There have been a few small issues that have arisen, but nothing out of the ordinary for memory care and they have been very willing to work with us. Overall we have been very happy. He is still new and getting acclimated, but things are going very well.

They are just so friendly and caring! One area where I do believe they can improve is the food. The meals they provide are not quite satisfactory, and that is one thing the senior residents there have to look forward to each day. They can also improve a bit on their communication internally as it seems the ball sometimes gets dropped when something is supposed to be done. That said, they are very caring people that try really hard. There is some room for improvement (especially with the meals) but overall things are going well.

Kaisey has done a great job of holding my hand through every step. She has also made my mom feel very welcome. My mom has been moving around quite a bit , and she says this is her favorite place. She really likes her room! It is quiet and well lit.

So far they are doing quite well. The staff is really friendly. They offer activities but she hasn't really participated much yet. She loves the food. Compared to the Bay Area the pricing is very reasonable. So far we are very satisfied, there are no complaints so far. This came highly recommended and had a good reputation in the local community.

Outstanding facility. Cleanest one I have ever seen. My mom is in good hands at Cottonbloom's memory care wing. Staff was very helpful in getting my mother admitted. They went above and beyond the norm in helping me with all aspects of her admission to the facility. Thank you Cottonbloom staff!

My loved one has only been here a short time. It’s a great place! She’s very happy there. The best thing that I’ve found … my mom liked it and with the Alzheimer’s care – it’s small. There are only 22 people living there. It’s like a small class, you get more attention from the teacher in a small class than in a big one.

I found that the facility clean organized, additionally the attendants were courteous and helpful. Every question was answered fully and I was continuously asked how they could be of more help. I am very thankful that my father is there.

They were really good. I narrowed it down to three places and this was one of them. They had a nice staff. It was just a little bit farther away than my sister wanted my mom to be from her.

Timberwood Court is a great place. Our loved one is adjusting very well. They treat the residents very kindly and the community is very clean. The executive director is very friendly and always on top of things. The front desk clerk is always cheerful and very nice. The entire staff seems to really care about the residents. Our loved one has plenty of room. The grounds are very well maintained. After about 6 months or so they do accept Medicaid.

We have been very pleased with everything except the evening meals. They are eating at 4:30 having sandwiches and a soup maybe. Something a little more substantial in the evening would help to hold them over until morning. Over all Dad is very satisfied.

Callahan Village is a wonderful facility. The feel of the place is caring, positive, beautiful. One of the greatest strengths is the quality of staff. The care partners, in particular, have shown genuine care and concern for my mom. They’ve been patient and creative in trying to help her transition to assisted living after being independent all of her adult life. We appreciate each and every one of them!

Make sure you are present when your family member is evaluated and have a clear understanding with the staff about care level needs. Think through the small things that may be taken for granted at home. Be proactive in reaching out to staff with concerns. Get clarity on what "assisted living" means for both your loved one and the facility, and that your loved one's goal is to be as independent as possible before choosing this option.