Iris Senior Living

We chose Heritage Point of Tulsa because they were allowing residents to have meals together and sit in a common room during the pandemic. In her room, there was enough room for a bed, dresser, table, and love seat. They do have private and shared rooms available. I would recommend them to others looking.

[name removed] is the Community Relations Director at Heritage Point. What set this facility apart that other facilities didn't mention was their dedicated room for inclement weather. No other facility mentioned this specifically. The tenant rooms seemed small-ish to me (270 sq. ft.). Every 2 hours they perform rounds, which is a plus. They do provide a small refrigerator in the room we were shown. This is a Memory Care facility only, which after discussion with the rest of my family, was decided wasn't quite needed with Dad just yet. Perhaps in the future, but just not at this time.

My brother has been living at Iris of Turtle Creek for almost two months and the staff is making every effort to help him adjust with their compassion, personalized care and creative activities. The facility is small, so it feels more like a group residence...not institutional. I look forward to a post-pandemic time when residents can go on outings and visitors are allowed.

Very nice facility, loved the feel. Staff was very helpful. This place is definitely on my short list.

Loved the place. Plenty of caregivers to go around. Peaceful w large lazyboy chairs. Personal chef prepares food in a kitchen located in the main room. Nice rooms. Looks a little less homey, more institutional but I like it.

This is a fairly nice facility. It is very clean and smells incredible! The staff also seemed very friendly and willing to answer our questions. However, one concern we did have was the fact that the facility seemed too big for my loved one to receive the appropriate attention, but other than this, it was very nice!

So far so good..! My aunt has only been there 3 days. But, from what I have experienced in those 3 days, her personal care is much, much better than her previous facility.

This is a newer community. The variety of food was excellent. Very clean community. They offer a lot of activities. They were more costly what we were looking for. I would recommend families tour this community to see if it what they are looking for. My father was not there long enough to let us know how he felt in the community.

My mom is getting really good care with the staff here. They are attentive to make sure she has great care. The food is really good. We like that the community is very clean. I suggest this to anyone wanting great care to see this community.

I chose Prairie Winds for the main reason that they offered Respite Care with a minimum of one week and that is the time I needed care for my husband while on a family trip. The facility was very nice and clean and had a wonderful atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and I appreciated the attention my husband received while I was away. I ate lunch the day I took my husband to the facility and it was a very good and tasty lunch and he enjoyed it very much too. The staff asked him over and over if he had enough to eat and offered him more if not.

Everything is going fine so far. It's very clean, and the staff is friendly and all of that. I haven't gotten any crisis calls from my loved one or from the staff, so that is good. I don't really have any complaints at all.

Very impressed with how nice the facility is. Staff seems happy. Like that each room has a shower. Love that the building is built around a courtyard so residents can go outside. Very clean.

This was awesome! It was probably THE best one, but they were priced so high, mom wouldn't have been able to afford it. They wanted several thousand a month and several thousand more just to get in, it would have been an additional 40,000 a year for us. There wasn't that big of a difference. I'm not going to say it wouldn't have been worth it, I guess it was maybe justifiable, it just depends on what's important to ya. What was important for me was getting mom the best care at the same price she was paying before. This would have put a hardship on her and I wasn't going to do that, it's already expensive.

All staff and facility seems to be very nice and very efficient.

The care was to the degree it gave me peace of mind leaving my wife there.

My LO seems happy there. I have issues with housekeeping/laundry services. They seem to be short staffed with aides especially on the weekends. I do think the directors are working on getting these issues resolved so they never happen again.

It was very clean, and I appreciated that a lot. Many retirement centers have a smell when you go in, but not this one. Everybody was always willing to help me when I went in. They always had some kind of activity going on somewhere. It was a good experience for both me and my mother.

I think they are understaffed and don't have time to connect with the residents and give them adequate attention to their needs.

My mother has been there a year. They purport to be experts on Alzheimer's and Dementia. I do not know one resident living in my mother's building that does not have severe dementia. My mother has fallen 4 times in less than two months. I have had the aides ask me to watch her for them because they are busy doing something else. Not once did myself or several other family members think this was merely an AL home. We all thought it was a memory unit. The price has increased over 20% in one year.

There has been some growing pains with my mothers move to this community. I do feel she is safe, but there is room for improvements in the staff, and administration. Other that those issues they do a good with the cleanliness. They do provide nice meals, and good activities for the residents. It is still a work in progress for us in this community.