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2026 Oklahoma Senior Living Association Membership Directory

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TOGETHER THROUGH THE JOURNEY.

Legend Senior Living ® has been a trusted leader in Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care in the Sooner State since 2003. With 17 residences across the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas, we’re honored to walk alongside more Oklahoma seniors and their families through every step of the journey.

Oklahoma residents experience the personalized attention of a family-owned company, rooted in a mission of care. We’re proud to offer vibrant living with just the right amount of award-winning support, built on meaningful relationships and a commitment to well-being.

Our reputation is national. Our heart is right here in Oklahoma.

LEGEND SENIOR LIVING® RESIDENCES IN OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY AREA

Acclaim Living

Arbor House of Midwest City

Arbor House of Mustang

Arbor House of Norman

Arbor House Reminisce of Norman

Legend at Council Road

Legend of Edmond

Legend at Jefferson’s Garden

Legend at Rivendell Assisted Living

Legend at Rivendell Memory Care

Rivermont Assisted Living & Memory Care

Rivermont Independent Living

TULSA AREA

Green Tree

Legend at Mingo Road

Legend at Tulsa Hills

Prairie House

The Stonehaven

James Duehning

A Message from our Board Chair

The Oklahoma Senior Living Association (OKSLA) is proud to present this updated Membership Directory and Resource Guide. Our goal, as the OKSLA Board of Directors and Staff, is to provide a valuable resource for everyone interested in senior living across Oklahoma. The majority of Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Residential Care communities in Oklahoma are members of OKSLA, as well as a few ICF/IID under 16 beds and independent senior living communities. All of these are represented in this directory. We are confident it will serve as a helpful guide for families as they research and identify the community that best meets their loved one’s needs.

OKSLA is the only association solely dedicated to Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Residential Care communities in Oklahoma. We work continuously to advocate for and collaborate with state legislators and regulatory partners to support positive changes in policy and practice—always with the goal of enhancing the quality of life for Oklahoma’s seniors.

Please know you can always reach out to us if the Oklahoma Senior Living Association can be of service to you.

Sincerely,

It has been over 5 years since we published our very first Membership Directory. Since that time our industry has survived COVID; fiercely advocated to ensure seniors continue to have a choice in their senior living retirement settings; and have grown stronger to meet the needs of the Seniors in Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma Assisted Living Association (OKALA) has continued to grow to meet the demands of our members. In March of 2024, we merged with the Oklahoma Residential Assisted Living Association (ORALA) and rebranded to the Oklahoma Senior Living Association (OKSLA).

With this merger, we have been able to increase the membership benefits including adding a nurse to our staff; a new office that includes a training center; more educational offerings; and a revamped website with a “members only” section.

Members of the Oklahoma Senior Living Association (OKSLA) are held to a higher standard than other senior living communities and businesses. We continually provide them with education to keep them current with Oklahoma regulations and rules; offer assistance with state surveys; and search out resources (Industry Partners) to help them provide the best services for their residents.

Melissa Holland

A Message from our Board President

While this directory is only the members of OKSLA nd not every senior living option in Oklahoma, we are proud to recommend them to anyone.

Included in this edition, you will find a checklist to help you as you research a senior living community; information about long-term care settings in Oklahoma so that you can make the right choice for you or your loved one; “celebration stories” of centenarians living in OKSLA member’s senior living; plus, much more.

We also offer many educational courses for members and the public. Check our website for upcoming events.

I hope that you find that this membership directory and resource guide is beneficial if you are looking for services for Seniors in Oklahoma or just need a resource you know you can trust. I hope you enjoy perusing through the pages of our directory.

Gratitude,

OKLAHOMANS FOR QUALITY SENIOR CARE

Would like to THANK the following Donors who supported the PAC fund this last year.

(August 2025-July 2026)

Level 6: $500 & More

Level 5: $250 to $499

Level 4: $150 to $249

Level 3: $100 to $149

Level 2: $50 to $99

Level 1: Friends of the PAC

PROVIDER PARTNER DIRECTORY BY CITY

PROVIDER PARTNER DIRECTORY BY CITY

Years Residential Care 308 W 4th St, 74849

Parkview Pointe Senior Living 721 SW 2nd St, 73848

- Lawton 3610 SE Huntington Cir, 73501

7510 NW Sun Blvd., 73505

West Wind Assisted

111 N 9th St, 73055

9240 E Reno Ave, 73130

Arise Well Home 1205 S Air Depot Blvd, #325, 73110

Midwest City 615 W. Blue Ridge Dr, 73110

Country Gardens Assisted Living Community - 611 S. Country Club Rd, 74403

House of

850 N Clear Springs Rd, 73064

Sand Sage of the Highlands 1017 W State HWY 152, 73064

Sooner Station University North Park 2803 24 Ave NW, 73069 th

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1701 E. Alameda Street, 73071

73072

4501 W Main St, 73072

House Reminisce of Norman - 151 48th Ave SW, 73072

Paseo Avenues Residential Care 25th Street 1017 West, 73106

The Harbor 4100 Newport Ave, 73112

Mansion at Waterford 6110 North Penn Avenue, 73120

Wellington Parke, LLC 3107 Tinker Diagonal, 73115

Acclaim Living 12525 N. Pennsylvania, 73120

Elison IL of Statesman Club 10401 Vineyard Blvd, 73120

Senior Living at the Village 2333

Dr, 73120

Assisted Living & Memory Care 12928 North May Avenue, 73120

Serenity Living - Oakcliff 13205 Oakcliff Road, 73120

Town Village Assisted Living - OKC 13000 N May Ave, 73120

at Quail Springs 14300 N. Portland, 73134

Living at Preston Hills West NW 129th Street 901 N.W.,73142

Brookdale - OKC SW 10001 South May Ave, 73159

Care Homes Blue Sky 11620 Blue Sky Drive, 73159

12000

at Council Road 11320 N Council Rd, 73162

Morada - Lake Hefner 7535 W Hefner Rd, 73162

Manor 8528 SW 74th St, 73169

at Rivendell Assisted Living 13200 S May Ave, 73170

Legend at Rivendell Memory Care 2800 SW131st St, 73170

1601 SW 119th St, 73170

2800 SW131st St, 73170

the Park 1515 Kingsridge Dr., 73170

- Owasso 12807 E 86th Place North, 74055

Renaissance of Stillwater - Assisted Living - 1400 East McElroy, 74075

5211 S Lewis Ave, 74105

at Tulsa Hills 701 W 71st St South, 74133

The Cedars at Woodland Hills Independent Living - 7345 S 99th E Ave, 74133

10802 E 81st Street, 74133

18001 E 51st St., 74134

Asher Point Independent Living of Tulsa 7401 Riverside Pkwy, 74136

Town Village Independent Living of Tulsa - 8222 S Yale, 74133

74471

PROVIDER PARTNER DIRECTORY BY CITY

Sagora - Bellarose Senior Living 18001 E 51st St, 74134

The Cedars at Woodland Hills Independent Living - 7345 S 99th E Ave, 74133

Stonehaven 10802 E 81st Street, 74133

Tulsa - 8222 S Yale, 74133

Lee's Residential Care 421 W South Ave, 74301

35284 S 4440 Rd, 74301

Guide To Choosing A Senior Living Community

You Are Not Alone.

A wide array of lifestyle and care options are available in senior living for aging Americans.

Americans are living longer, and according to the U.S. Census Bureau, when the last of the baby boomers reach age 65 in 2029, they will represent more than 20% of the total U.S. population, numbering about 60 million people. Because about two-thirds of the 65-plus population requires some form of long-term care, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, aging Americans will create unprecedented demand for senior living and health care options.

It’s important to remember that there is assistance available and a variety of senior living options that may suit the needs and preferences of you or a loved one when the time comes. Making the decision to leave a family home for senior living can be difficult, so it is important to consider individual needs—perhaps the potential benefit of increased socialization or a safer environment for those with memory decline. Some common, but important questions that aging Americans often find themselves asking are, “What is senior living?”, “How do I pay for senior living?”, and “How do I choose a community?”.

What Is Senior Living?

Senior living is a home and community-based setting for older adults combining housing with services focused on health and wellness, hospitality, personal care, and dining and nutrition. There are currently over 30,000 senior living communities in the United States serving more than 835,000 residents.

Senior living options may include:

Independent Living: Providing older adults, who can effectively and safely care for themselves, with a range of services such as dining options, transportation services, and health and wellness programs, providing comfort, convenience, and socialization to fit their lifestyle.

A Assisted Living: Providing residents with customized assistance for activities of daily living, such as maintaining personal hygiene, dressing, and eating, with strong consideration given to protecting independence, dignity, and quality of life.

C Continuing Care Retirement Community (also known a s a Life Plan Community): Providing several levels of care and living options most often including independent living, assisted living, and nursing care.

M Memory Care: Providing specialized care for individuals experiencing various levels of cognitive decline.

Residential Care: In Oklahoma, this long-term care option provides participants 18 years and older assistance with medication and reminders for other activities of daily living. Some residential care have are certified to provide mental health services by the state of Oklahoma.

How Do I Pay for Senior Living?

Many people residing in senior living communities use a combination of options to finance the care and services they may require as they age. Some of those options include:

• The sale of a family home and/or other investments

How Do I Pay for Senior Living?

• Income from Social Security and other pensions

• Personal retirement savings

Many people residing in senior living communities use a combination of options to finance the care and services they may require as they age. Some of those options include:

• Assistance from family

• Long-term care insurance

• The sale of a family home and/or other investments

• The Veterans Aid and Attendance Program

• Income from Social Security and other pensions

• Personal retirement savings

• Advantage Waiver Program (Medicaid option through the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services)

• Assistance from family

• In Oklahoma, there may be Tribal Benefits available.

• Long-term care insurance

• The Veterans Aid and Attendance Program

Pricing varies within senior living communities and is often determined based on variables such as size and location of an individual apartment or residence, types of services requested, and level of care needed.

• Advantage Waiver Program (Medicaid option through the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services)

• In Oklahoma, there may be Tribal Benefits available.

What about Medicare and Medicaid?

As Medicare does not cover “custodial care,” or the usual services offered in assisted living or long-term care communities, many communities are private pay. However, qualified health care costs may be covered or considered such as rehabilitation or home health care. Medicaid may also be available on a limited basis to income-eligible seniors. For more information on Medicare and Medicaid guidelines for your state, visit cms.hhs.gov.

Pricing varies within senior living communities and is often determined based on variables such as size and location of an individual apartment or residence, types of services requested, and level of care needed.

What about Medicare and Medicaid?

How Do I C h oo s e a Community?

As Medicare does not cover “custodial care,” or the usual services offered in assisted living or long-term care communities, many communities are private pay. However, qualified health care costs may be covered or considered such as rehabilitation or home health care. Medicaid may also be available on a limited basis to income-eligible seniors. For more information on Medicare and Medicaid guidelines for your state, visit cms.hhs.gov.

Please use this resource and the checklist to follow as a guide for considering variables such as the community’s location, social environment and physical features, types of care models and health services offered, available lifestyle amenities and personal residences, staff training requirements, and your personal budget.

How Do I C h oo s e a Community?

Please use this resource and the checklist to follow as a guide for considering variables such as the community’s location, social environment and physical features, types of care models and health services offered, available lifestyle amenities and personal residences, staff training requirements, and your personal budget.

Senior Living Community Review

CHECKLIST

Senior Living Community Review

CHECKLIST

While a health emergency often launches the process of searching for a senior living community for yourself or a loved one, the best advice is to begin researching and visiting communities before a crisis occurs. Meeting staff, residents, and often family members is one of the best ways to learn about a community. Every senior living community is unique, but there are common questions to consider before, during, and after a visit. The checklist that follows will assist you in making an informed assessment during the process.

While a health emergency often launches the process of searching for a senior living community for yourself or a loved one, the best advice is to begin researching and visiting communities before a crisis occurs. Meeting staff, residents, and often family members is one of the best ways to learn about a community. Every senior living community is unique, but there are common questions to consider before, during, and after a visit. The checklist that follows will assist you in making an informed assessment during the process.

Social Environment

Do you receive a warm greeting from staff welcoming you to the community?

Social Environment

Does the staff call residents by name and interact with them as you tour the community?

Do residents socialize with each other and appear happy and comfortable?

Do you receive a warm greeting from staff welcoming you to the community?

Are you able to talk with residents about how they like the community and staff?

Does the staff call residents by name and interact with them as you tour the community?

Do the staff members treat each other in a professional manner?

Are the staff members who you pass during your tour friendly to you?

Do residents socialize with each other and appear happy and comfortable?

Are you able to talk with residents about how they like the community and staff?

Do the staff members treat each other in a professional manner?

Are the staff members who you pass during your tour friendly to you?

How Do I Pay for Senior Living?

Many people residing in senior living communities use a combination of options to finance the care and services they may require as they age. Some of those options include:

• The sale of a family home and/or other investments

Physical Features

• Income from Social Security and other pensions

As you arrive at the community, do you like its location and outward appearance?

• Personal retirement savings

• Assistance from family

As you tour the community, is the décor attractive and homelike?

• Long-term care insurance

Is the community well-designed for your preferences and needs?

• The Veterans Aid and Attendance Program

• Advantage Waiver Program (Medicaid option through the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services)

Is the floor plan easy to navigate?

• In Oklahoma, there may be Tribal Benefits available.

Are doorways, hallways, and rooms accommodating to mobility devices?

Are doorways, hallways, and rooms accommodating to mobility devices?

Pricing varies within senior living communities and is often determined based on variables such as size and location of an individual apartment or residence, types of services requested, and level of care needed.

Are elevators available for those unable to use stairways?

What about Medicare and Medicaid?

Are handrails available to aid in walking?

As Medicare does not cover “custodial care,” or the usual services offered in assisted living or long-term care communities, many communities are private pay. However, qualified health care costs may be covered or considered such as rehabilitation or home health care. Medicaid may also be available on a limited basis to income-eligible seniors. For more information on Medicare and Medicaid guidelines for your state, visit cms.hhs.gov.

Does the community have good natural and artificial lighting?

Is the community clean, free of odors, and an appropriate temperature?

Does the community have fire sprinkler systems, smoke detectors, and clearly marked exits?

How Do I C h oo s e a Community?

Care Models and Health Services

Please use this resource and the checklist to follow as a guide for considering variables such as the community’s location, social environment and physical features, types of care models and health services offered, available lifestyle amenities and personal residences, staff training requirements, and your personal budget.

Is the community licensed to provide assisted living, memory care, residential care or skilled nursing?

What levels of care does the community offer?

Is a residency agreement available for review before move-in?

Does the community have a process for routinely assessing a resident’s need for care and services, and are those needs addressed periodically?

Who does this process include?

How Do I Pay for Senior Living?

Many people residing in senior living communities use a combination of options to finance the care and services they may require as they age. Some of those options include:

Care Models and Health Services CONTINUED

• The sale of a family home and/or other investments

Are additional care services, such as physical therapy or hospice available?

• Income from Social Security and other pensions

• Personal retirement savings

Does the community offer specialized care for residents with memory challenges?

• Assistance from family

• Long-term care insurance

When inquiring about memory care, did the community or referring agency give you the Alzheimer's dementia & other forms of dementia special care disclosure form as required by the Oklahoma state law?

• The Veterans Aid and Attendance Program

Is there a medical center or medical staff available for resident visits at the community?

• Advantage Waiver Program (Medicaid option through the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services)

• In Oklahoma, there may be Tribal Benefits available.

Does the community have a clearly stated procedure for responding to a resident’s medical emergency?

What is your policy on "sitters/caregivers" in your community?

What are the community’s policies regarding storage and administration of medication?

Pricing varies within senior living communities and is often determined based on variables such as size and location of an individual apartment or residence, types of services requested, and level of care needed.

What about Medicare and Medicaid?

Lifestyle Amenities

What indoor and outdoor amenities and recreational activities are available at the community?

As Medicare does not cover “custodial care,” or the usual services offered in assisted living or long-term care communities, many communities are private pay. However, qualified health care costs may be covered or considered such as rehabilitation or home health care. Medicaid may also be available on a limited basis to income-eligible seniors. For more information on Medicare and Medicaid guidelines for your state, visit cms.hhs.gov.

Does the community provide housekeeping services? If so, how often?

Does the community have its own transportation service or manage requests for transportation?

How Do I C h oo s e a Community?

Are salon services offered at the community?

Please use this resource and the checklist to follow as a guide for considering variables such as the community’s location, social environment and physical features, types of care models and health services offered, available lifestyle amenities and personal residences, staff training requirements, and your personal budget.

Is there a fitness and/or wellness center at the community?

Pets: Does the community have its own pets?

Are residents’ pets allowed at the community? Who is responsible for their care?

Are family members/friends allowed to bring pets to visit? If so, what are the requirements?

Are there opportunities for organized activities such as volunteer work and lifelong learning at the community and outside of the community?

What amenities are not included in the base rent?

How Do I Pay for Senior Living?

Many people residing in senior living communities use a combination of options to finance the care and services they may require as they age. Some of those options include:

Individual Apartments or Rooms

• The sale of a family home and/or other investments

• Income from Social Security and other pensions

Are different sizes and types of apartments or rooms available?

• Personal retirement savings

• Assistance from family

Is an emergency response system accessible from the apartment or room?

• Long-term care insurance

Are bathrooms designed to accommodate mobility devices?

• The Veterans Aid and Attendance Program

Do residents bring their own furnishings?

• Advantage Waiver Program (Medicaid option through the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services)

• In Oklahoma, there may be Tribal Benefits available.

Are utilities such as telephone, cable, and internet service available in each apartment or room? What is the payment or billing model?

Is smoking allowed in resident rooms or in a designated smoking area?

Pricing varies within senior living communities and is often determined based on variables such as size and location of an individual apartment or residence, types of services requested, and level of care needed.

Can guests visit and stay overnight? Is there any related cost?

What about Medicare and Medicaid?

What are the move-in and move-out policies? What about refunds and transfers?

As Medicare does not cover “custodial care,” or the usual services offered in assisted living or long-term care communities, many communities are private pay. However, qualified health care costs may be covered or considered such as rehabilitation or home health care. Medicaid may also be available on a limited basis to income-eligible seniors. For more information on Medicare and Medicaid guidelines for your state, visit cms.hhs.gov.

Dining Services

Do dining menus vary from day-to-day and meal-to-meal?

How many dining locations are available at the community, and when are they open?

How Do I C h oo s e a Community?

May a resident request special foods, and can the community accommodate special dietary needs?

Please use this resource and the checklist to follow as a guide for considering variables such as the community’s location, social environment and physical features, types of care models and health services offered, available lifestyle amenities and personal residences, staff training requirements, and your personal budget.

May residents “take out” meals and eat in their apartment or room?

Are there set times during the day for meals, or can residents request a meal at any time?

Can guests/family eat with me? Are there any related cost?

How Do I Pay for Senior Living?

Many people residing in senior living communities use a combination of options to finance the care and services they may require as they age. Some of those options include:

Billing and Financing

• The sale of a family home and/or other investments

• Income from Social Security and other pensions

How is the pricing model structured for each level of care?

• Personal retirement savings

How do residents pay for ancillary services?

• Assistance from family

• Long-term care insurance

Do billing, payment, and credit policies seem fair and reasonable?

• The Veterans Aid and Attendance Program

Does the community accept long-term care insurance? Does the community accept Medicaid?

• Advantage Waiver Program (Medicaid option through the Oklahoma State Department of Human Services)

• In Oklahoma, there may be Tribal Benefits available.

If I use a referral agency, am I required to pay the referral fee? If not, who pays that fee? Is that fee passed down in other ways? How much is the referral fee?

Staffing and Training

What type of Certification/Licensure does your community's executive director have as education in senior living?

What about Medicare and Medicaid?

Does the community require special training for staff?

Does the community conduct criminal background checks on all employees? Third party providers?

Does the community train staff on elder abuse and neglect? Is there a policy for reporting suspected incidents?

As Medicare does not cover “custodial care,” or the usual services offered in assisted living or long-term care communities, many communities are private pay. However, qualified health care costs may be covered or considered such as rehabilitation or home health care. Medicaid may also be available on a limited basis to income-eligible seniors. For more information on Medicare and Medicaid guidelines for your state, visit cms.hhs.gov.

Additional Questions

How Do I C h oo s e a Community?

Is the community required to have a state license to operate?

Please use this resource and the checklist to follow as a guide for considering variables such as the community’s location, social environment and physical features, types of care models and health services offered, available lifestyle amenities and personal residences, staff training requirements, and your personal budget.

Are the resident bill of rights posted or available for review?

Is there a suggestion and complaints process for residents?

What are the most common reasons why a resident may be asked to move out of the community?

Does your community belong to a long-term care trade association that helps you stay informed with any new rules/regulations?

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OKSLA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

2026 OKSLA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

KastenBerry 7804 E 108th Street, Suite A Tulsa, OK 74133

Since

McKenna Pearce 888-798-3839

mckenna.pearce@kastenberry.com

Monica Paris McFarland 405-778-6589

Member since 2025 Platinum Level

Soverign Bank 3030 NW EXPY #130 Oklahoma City, OK 73112

KastenBerry

Soverign Bank

Shawnee, OK 74804

mparis@banksovereign.com Banking / Financial Services

since 2025

McKenna Pearce888-798-3839 7804 E 108th Street, Suite A Tulsa, OK 74133 mckenna.pearce@ kastenberry.com2025

Monica Paris McFarland

Cohesive Healthcare Management 43155 45th Street

Monica Paris McFarland405-778-6589 3030 NW EXPY #130

Sara Forrest

800-942-2904

Member since 2023 Consulting Services

Oklahoma City, OK 73112 mparis@ banksovereign.com2025

sforrest@chmcok.com

Precision Linen David Davis405-714-7628701 Messenger Ln Moore, OK 73160davidd@ asparkof.com2025

Blackmon-Mooring 1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1 Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Member since 2023 Emergency Restoration

Stephanie Madden

405-317-2534

awhitaker@bmsmanagement.com

Cohesive Healthcare Mgmt & Consulting Sara Forrest800-942-2904 43155 45th Street Shawnee, OK 74804 sforrest@ chmcok.com 2023

Oklahoma Disaster Restoration 6565 E 42nd Street Tulsa, OK 74145

Phoenix Restoration 14709 Bristol Park Blvd

Blackmon-Mooring

Edmond, OK 73013

Scott Mohs 918-805-5252

scott.mohs@okdisaster.com

Member since 2023

Taylor Hicks 405-844-7700

taylor@phoenixndr.com

Member since 2025

Stephanie Madden405-317-2534 1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1 Oklahoma City, OK 73128 smadden@ bmsmanagement.com 2023

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Oklahoma Disaster Restoration Scott Mohs918-805-52526565 E 42nd St, Tulsa, OK 74145 scott.mohs@ okdisaster.com2025

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Ben E. Keith Foods PO Box 8170

Karlyn Hake

Therapy Services

Phoenix Restoration Taylor Hicks405-844-7700 14709 Bristol Park Blvd Edmond, OK 73013 taylor@ phoenixndr.com2025

Edmond, OK 73013

405-821-2024

since 2000 Food Service

kahake@bene.keith.com

Focus On Function Kim Cryer 405-840-2903 16542 N May Ste 110

Edmond, OK 73012 kimcryer@focuson function.com 2026

Carrie Serrano

502-712-6917

Select Rehabilitation Dylan Sulzer847-441-5593

Gordon’s Food Service 11303 Antione Dr Houston, TX 77066

Ben E. Keith Foods Karlyn Hake405-821-2024PO Box 8170

2600 Compass Road

carrie.serrano@gfs.com Member since 2023

Gordon's Food Service

Synergy Care, INC

Graves Foods 913 Big Horn Drive Jefferson City, MO 65109

Doering Fleet

Nicole Seabolt918-527-6423

Dan Reyes

913-230-7237

Glenview, IL 60026 dsulzer@ selectrehab.com2022

Edmond, OK 73013 kahake@ bene.keith.com2000

127 W Broad Street, Ste 850 Lake Chales, LA 70601 nseabolt@ synergycare.com2025

Member since 2025

Carrie Serrano502-712-691711303 Antione Dr Houston, TX 77066 carrie.serrano@ gfs.com 2023

Transportation

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Jennifer Parham 539-210-6883

Management Joe Tribett501-733-4061426 E 2nd St

SGC Springfield Grocers 2415 W Battlefield Rd Springfield, MO 65807

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10211 N I-35 Service Rd

Oklahoma City, OK 73131

jparham@sgcfoodservice.com

Lauren Aquirre 405-425-6166

Member since 2024

Edmond, OK 73034 joe.tribett@ doeringfleet.com2025

Graves Foods Dan Reyes913-230-7237913 Big Horn Drive Jefferson City, MO 65109 dreyes@ gravesfoods.com2025 SGC Springfield Grocers Jennifer Parham539-210-6883 2415 W Battlefield Rd Springfield, MO 65807 jparham@ sgcfoodservice.com2024 Food

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lauren.aguirre@usfoods.com

Member since 2002 Platinum Level

Where the Welcomes Are Warm and the Table is Always Set

At Morada Senior Living, every day feels like Sunday dinner—full of warmth, laughter, and the comfort of home. Whether it’s sharing stories over lunch, joining a lively game night, or enjoying a quiet stroll through our beauitful community, life here is all about connection, care, and community.

At Morada Senior Living, every day feels like Sunday dinner—full of warmth, laughter, and the comfort of home. Whether it’s sharing stories over lunch, joining a lively game night, or enjoying a quiet stroll through our beauitful community, life here is all about connection, care, and community.

Now’s the perfect time to explore all that Morada Lake Hefner has to offer during a Tour & Taste experience:

Now’s the perfect time to explore all that Morada Lake Hefner has to offer during a Tour & Taste experience:

∙ Meet friendly residents and a compassionate, dedicated team

∙ Explore beautiful living spaces and thoughtfully designed amenities

∙ Meet friendly residents and a compassionate, dedicated team

∙ Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch or dinner in a warm, welcoming setting

∙ Explore beautiful living spaces and thoughtfully designed amenities Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch or dinner in a warm, welcoming setting

Whether considering options for a loved one or exploring the next chapter in life, there’s nothing like experiencing Morada firsthand — where comfort, community, and care come together.

Whether considering options for a loved one or exploring the next chapter in life, there’s nothing like experiencing Morada firsthand — where comfort, community, and care come together.

OKSLA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

KastenBerry 7804 E 108th Street, Suite A Tulsa, OK 74133

U.S. Foods

Soverign Bank 3030 NW EXPY #130

McKenna Pearce 888-798-3839

Lauren Aquirre405-425-6166 10211 N 1-35 Service Road

mckenna.pearce@kastenberry.com

Oklahoma City, OK 73131 lauren.aguirre@ usfoods.com2002

Monica Paris McFarland 405-778-6589

Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Advantage Funeral & Creamation Service Dana Bradford405-682-1682 7720 S Pennsylvania Ave

mparis@banksovereign.com

Oklahoma City, OK 73159 dana.bradford@ dignitymemorial.com 2024

Cohesive Healthcare Management 43155 45th Street

Shawnee, OK 74804

Sara Forrest

800-942-2904

since 2023 Consulting

Group Purchasing Advantage Kaitlyn Swift479-965-0316415 Rogers Ave

sforrest@chmcok.com

Fort Smith, AR 72901 kaitlyn@ gpadvantage.com2025

HPSI Purchasing Services LLC Fran Esterellas703-463-0209 1036 Preserve Loop Ardmore, OK 73401 franciscoW@ HPSIonline.com2018

Blackmon-Mooring 1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1 Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Oklahoma Disaster Restoration 6565 E 42nd Street

since 2023 Emergency Restoration

Stephanie Madden

405-317-2534

awhitaker@bmsmanagement.com

Able Rents & Active Sales Ron Howe405-232-3131 3908 Willow Springs Ave.

Scott Mohs 918-805-5252

Oklahoma City, OK 73112 ronhowe@ activesales.us2003

Member since 2023

Tulsa, OK 74145

scott.mohs@okdisaster.com

Bath Fitter Andy Scoggins405-508-9759 8320 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73159 commercial@ bathfittersouth.com 2026

Phoenix Restoration 14709 Bristol Park Blvd Edmond, OK 73013

Taylor Hicks 405-844-7700

Member since 2025 Platinum Level Company Name Contact Name Phone #Address City, State ZIP Contact E-mail Member Since

taylor@phoenixndr.com

Amada Senior CareNorman Greg Johnson405-292-4545 1111 Magnolia Ct, Ste 209 Moore, OK 73160 greg.j@ amadaseniorcare.com 2025

Amada Senior CareTulsa Joe Hilliard918-615-9191 1831 E 71st St, Suite A100 Tulsa, OK 74136 joe.h@ teamamadaok.com2025

Ben E. Keith Foods PO Box 8170

Edmond, OK 73013

Karlyn Hake 405-821-2024

since 2000 Food Service

Focus On Function Kim Cryer 405-840-2903 16542 N May Ste 110

Gordon’s Food Service 11303 Antione Dr Houston, TX 77066

kahake@bene.keith.com

BrightStar Care Laurel Gamble405-896-9600 3000 United ounders Blvd. 103G Oklahoma City, OK 73112 laurel.gamble@ brightstarcare.com2026

3000 United Founders Blvd. Ste. 103G

Carrie Serrano

Select Rehabilitation Dylan Sulzer847-441-5593

2600 Compass Road

Edmond, OK 73012 kimcryer@focuson function.com 2026

Glenview, IL 60026 dsulzer@ selectrehab.com2022

First Call - Oklahoma City Cass Newsome877-665-10117925 N May Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73120 cassnewsome@ my-firstcall.com2002

Synergy Care, INC

Graves Foods 913 Big Horn Drive

502-712-6917

Nicole Seabolt918-527-6423

carrie.serrano@gfs.com

since 2023

127 W Broad Street, Ste 850 Lake Chales, LA 70601 nseabolt@ synergycare.com2025

First Call - Tulsa Joe Wolfe918-665-10114125 S. Sheridan Tulsa, OK 74055 joewolfe@ myfirstcall.com 2002

Dan Reyes 913-230-7237

Transportation

Jefferson City, MO 65109

First Choice Home Care & Hospice Aamir Hayat405-768-2073 1211 N Shartel Ave, Suite 905 Oklhoma

dreyes@gravesfoods.com

Doering Fleet Management Joe Tribett501-733-4061426 E 2nd St

SGC Springfield Grocers 2415 W Battlefield Rd Springfield, MO 65807

U.S. Foods 10211 N I-35 Service Rd

Oklahoma City, OK 73131

Jennifer Parham 539-210-6883

since 2025

Edmond, OK 73034 joe.tribett@ doeringfleet.com2025

jparham@sgcfoodservice.com

Lauren Aquirre 405-425-6166

lauren.aguirre@usfoods.com

BRONZE

since 2024

KastenBerry

OKSLA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

7804 E 108th Street, Suite A Tulsa, OK 74133

McKenna Pearce 888-798-3839

SYNERGY Home CareEdmond Weama Kassam405-254-3046770 E. Britton Rd.

Soverign Bank 3030 NW EXPY #130 Oklahoma City, OK 73112

mckenna.pearce@kastenberry.com Member since 2025 Platinum Level

SYNERGY Home CareTulsa Weama Kassam918-727-2117

Seniors Helping Seniors

Oklahoma City, OK 73114

Monica Paris McFarland 405-778-6589

4130 S Harvard Ave, Suite A-2 Tulsa, OK 74135

mparis@banksovereign.com

Kevin Richardson405-562-6000100 NE 5th Street

Cohesive Healthcare Management 43155 45th Street Shawnee, OK 74804

Sara Forrest

800-942-2904

weamakassem@ synergyhomecare. com 2015

abbeytrammell@ synergyhomecare. com 2015

Oklahoma City, OK 73104 kevin@ shscentralok.com2024

Member since 2023 Consulting Services

1st Choice Home Health Care and Hospice Aamir Hayat405-768-2074 1211 N Shartel Ave, Suite 905

Blackmon-Mooring 1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1 Oklahoma City, OK 73128

sforrest@chmcok.com

Emergency Restoration

Good Shepherd Hospice - OKC Jennifer Gibson405-943-0903 4350 Will Rogers Pkwy Suite. 400

Stephanie Madden 405-317-2534

Oklahoma City, OK 73103 aamir@ firstchoicehha.com 2025

Oklahoma City, OK 73108 jennifer.gibson@ goodshepherdhospice. com 2004

awhitaker@bmsmanagement.com Member since 2023

Good Shepherd Hospice - Tulsa Wilma Minton918-743-5067 7645 East 63rd Street Suite 200, Tulsa, OK 74133 wilma.minton@ goodshepherdhospice. com 2004

Oklahoma Disaster Restoration 6565 E 42nd Street Tulsa, OK 74145

Luminos

Phoenix Restoration 14709 Bristol Park Blvd Edmond, OK 73013

Refuge Care Hospice

Scott Mohs 918-805-5252

scott.mohs@okdisaster.com

Jessica Garvin580-756-4282108 N Broadway

Taylor Hicks 405-844-7700

Member since 2023

OK 73055 jessica@ refugecare.com2025

Company Name Contact Name Phone #Address City, State ZIP Contact E-mail Member Since

Signature Hospice Kip McElwee405-788-6136 617 S. Air Depot Blvd.

taylor@phoenixndr.com

Midwest City, OK 73110 kip@ signaturehospice.com 2026

Member since 2025 Platinum Level

Ben E. Keith Foods PO Box 8170

Suncrest Hospice Brad Evans816-616-4968

Karlyn Hake 405-821-2024

Focus On Function Kim Cryer 405-840-2903 16542 N May Ste 110 Edmond, OK 73012 kimcryer@focuson function.com 2026

Edmond, OK 73013

Gordon’s Food Service 11303 Antione Dr Houston, TX 77066

since 2000 Food Service

kahake@bene.keith.com

Select Rehabilitation Dylan Sulzer847-441-5593 2600 Compass Road Glenview, IL 60026 dsulzer@ selectrehab.com2022

Carrie Serrano 502-712-6917

Synergy Care, INC

JTK Imaging

Graves Foods 913 Big Horn Drive

Member since 2023

Nicole Seabolt918-527-6423 127 W Broad Street, Ste 850 Lake Chales, LA 70601 nseabolt@ synergycare.com2025

carrie.serrano@gfs.com

Dan Reyes 913-230-7237

Susan Jackson918-910-40675300 W Okmulgee Muskogee, Ok 74401 susan.jtkimaging@ gmail.com 2024 Portable Health Solutions Aaron Baker, MA918-504-1659 8181

Jefferson City, MO 65109

Doering Fleet Management Joe Tribett501-733-4061426 E 2nd St

SGC Springfield Grocers 2415 W Battlefield Rd Springfield, MO 65807

2026

Transportation Becky Martin

dreyes@gravesfoods.com Member since 2025

Edmond, OK 73034 joe.tribett@ doeringfleet.com2025

U.S. Foods 10211 N I-35 Service Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73131

Jennifer Parham 539-210-6883

jparham@sgcfoodservice.com

Lauren Aquirre 405-425-6166

lauren.aguirre@usfoods.com

Member since 2024

Member since 2002 Platinum Level

Company Name

OKSLA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Banking / Financial Services Name/Address Contact Information

KastenBerry 7804 E 108th Street, Suite A Tulsa, OK 74133

HUB International

Soverign Bank 3030 NW EXPY #130

Oklahoma City, OK 73112

McKenna Pearce 888-798-3839

Insurance Services

mckenna.pearce@kastenberry.com Member since 2025

Shawn Paretti985-768-05417006 Roy Street

Monica Paris McFarland 405-778-6589

Professional Risk Bob Sullivan918-615-9044

New Orleans, LA 70124

mparis@banksovereign.com

Platinum Level

shawn.paretti@ hubinternational.com 2026

5314 S Yale , Suite 601 Tulsa, OK 74135 bob.sullivan@ proriskllc.com2023

since 2025

Rich & Cartmill, Inc. Mark Long918-743-8811 2738 E. 51 St. Suite 400 Tulsa, OK 74105mlong@rcins.com2018

Cohesive Healthcare Management 43155 45th Street

Shawnee, OK 74804

Sara Forrest

800-942-2904

Well Preserved Advisory Group Eunice Khoury405-848-57904800 N Mayfair Dr

since 2023 Consulting Services

sforrest@chmcok.com

Emergency Restoration

Marketing Promotions

Oklahoma City, OK 73112 eunice@ wellpreserved.info2023

Blackmon-Mooring 1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1

Impact Branding

Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Oklahoma Promo

Dawn Lemons & Sonny 405-226-7416 7806 NW 94th Street, Suite 3

Stephanie Madden

405-317-2534

Oklahoma Disaster Restoration 6565 E 42nd Street

Tulsa, OK 74145

Behavioral Health Center at Porter Village

Phoenix Restoration 14709 Bristol Park Blvd

awhitaker@bmsmanagement.com

Scott Mohs 918-805-5252

Mental Health Provider

Oklahoma City, OK 73162 sonny@ ibrandultd.com2021

since 2023

Karyl Henry918-248-8144 512 W 127th Place S Jenks, OK 74074 karyl@ oklahomapromo.com 2025

since 2023

scott.mohs@okdisaster.com

Brook Jackson405-754-1309506 Wellness Way Norman, OK 73071 brook.jackson@ oceanshealthcare.com 2025

Edmond, OK 73013 Taylor Hicks 405-844-7700 taylor@phoenixndr.com

Grand Mental HealthRon Brady844-458-2100114 W Delaware

Non-Profit Support

Ben E. Keith Foods PO Box 8170

since 2025

Nowata, OK 74048 rbrady@ grandmh.com2024

2026

Karlyn Hake 405-821-2024

Oklahoma Center for Non-Profits Michelle Morton405-768-2032701 N Lindsay Ave

Edmond, OK 73013

Synergy Care, INC

Gordon’s Food Service 11303 Antione Dr

Houston, TX 77066

Perfect Pest Control

Doering Fleet

Graves Foods 913 Big Horn Drive

since 2000 Food Service

Select Rehabilitation Dylan Sulzer847-441-5593 2600 Compass Road Glenview, IL 60026 dsulzer@ selectrehab.com2022

kahake@bene.keith.com

Oklahoma City, OK 73104mmorton@ okcnp.org2024

Nicole Seabolt918-527-6423 127 W Broad Street, Ste 850 Lake Chales, LA 70601 nseabolt@ synergycare.com2025

Pest Control

Carrie Serrano 502-712-6917

since 2023

Ramsey McKeithen682-312-59912204 Bayou Court Keller, TX 76248 ramsaym@ perfectpestco.com2023

carrie.serrano@gfs.com

Versacor Managed Pest Solutions

Jefferson City, MO 65109

SGC Springfield Grocers 2415 W Battlefield Rd

Springfield, MO 65807

OK 73131

Management Joe Tribett501-733-4061426 E 2nd St

Chris Blakley817-917-6445485 Cherry Lane

Dan Reyes 913-230-7237

dreyes@gravesfoods.com

Jennifer Parham 539-210-6883

Edmond, OK 73034 joe.tribett@ doeringfleet.com2025

Southlake, TX 76092 chris.blakley@ versacor.com2023

BRONZE

since 2025

jparham@sgcfoodservice.com

OKSLA INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Company

KastenBerry

7804 E 108th Street, Suite A Tulsa, OK 74133

CarePatrol of Oklahoma

Soverign Bank

3030 NW EXPY #130

Banking / Financial Services

McKenna Pearce 888-798-3839

Paul Copeland405-476-0387

Compass Senior Living Solutions Jennifer Buckles 405-308-6433

Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Next Level Senior Advisors - Tulsa (NEOK)

Cohesive Healthcare Management 43155 45th Street Shawnee, OK 74804

Next Level Senior Advisors - OKC

705 S Mustang Road, Ste 237

Name/Address Contact Information Member Since Member since 2025

mckenna.pearce@kastenberry.com

Yukon, OK 73099

Monica Paris McFarland 405-778-6589

7437 N.W. 133rd Street

Member since 2025 Platinum Level

pcopeland@ carepatrol.com2025

Oklahoma City, OK 73142 info@seniorliving solutionsok.com2019

mparis@banksovereign.com

Charlie Redding & Courtney Ivy918-890-6587

Sara Forrest

7100 N. Classen, Suite 106

800-942-2904

charlie@nexlevel senior.com

Member since 2023 Consulting Services

Matt Wilson & Kathryn Johnson450-486-9976

sforrest@chmcok.com

Oklahoma City, OK 73116

courtney@nextlevel senior.com 2021

matt@nextlevel senior.com

Blackmon-Mooring 1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1 Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Oklahoma Disaster Restoration 6565 E 42nd Street

Emergency Restoration

Senior Care Referral of Oklahoma Rick Guttenberger 405-509-6311

7100 N. Classen, Suite 106

Stephanie Madden

405-317-2534

3000 W Memorial Rd. Suite 123-130

Oklahoma City, OK 73116

kathryn@nextlevel seniorcare.com2021

Oklahoma City, OK 73120rick@scrs-ok.com2019

awhitaker@bmsmanagement.com

Scott Mohs

918-805-5252

First Call - Oklahoma City Cass Newsome877-665-10117925 N May Ave

Tulsa, OK 74145

Phoenix Restoration 14709 Bristol Park Blvd Edmond, OK 73013

Member since 2023

Oklahoma City, OK 73120

scott.mohs@okdisaster.com

Taylor Hicks

405-844-7700

cassnewsome@myfirstcall.com 2002

Member since 2023

First Call - Tulsa Joe Wolfe918-665-10114125 S. Sheridan Tulsa, OK 74055 joewolfe@myfirstcall.com 2002

P.I.N.K Nursing

Holly Shatswell405-323-5071PO Box 85

taylor@phoenixndr.com

Choctaw, OK 73020 hollyshatswell@ pinknursing.com2026

Member since 2025 Platinum Level

Total Medical Personnel Staffing Maggie Tunnell918-664-22006526 E 60th St Tulsa, OK 74145 MTunnell@ tmpsok.com 2019

Ben E. Keith Foods PO Box 8170

Karlyn Hake

405-821-2024

Edmond, OK 73013

Focus On Function Kim Cryer 405-840-2903 16542 N May Ste 110 Edmond, OK 73012 kimcryer@focuson function.com 2026

kahake@bene.keith.com

Gordon’s Food Service 11303 Antione Dr Houston, TX 77066

Member since 2000 Food Service

Select Rehabilitation Dylan Sulzer847-441-5593 2600 Compass Road Glenview, IL 60026 dsulzer@ selectrehab.com2022

Carrie Serrano

502-712-6917

Synergy Care, INC

ECP AL Software, LLC. Olivia Cash262-684-56002096 Chuch Street East Troy, WI 53120 tradeshows@ ecp123.com 2024

Nicole Seabolt918-527-6423 127 W Broad Street, Ste 850 Lake Chales, LA 70601 nseabolt@ synergycare.com2025

carrie.serrano@gfs.com

UnityCare IT

Graves Foods 913 Big Horn Drive

Dan Reyes

Shane Carden888-468-1241 2524 N Broadway Ste 554

913-230-7237

Jefferson City, MO 65109

Member since 2023

SumnerOne Brooke Savill405-254-7426 1710 N. Broadway Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73103 bsavill@ sumnerone.com2025

Edmond, OK 73105 Shane.carden@ unitycareit.com2025

Doering Fleet Management Joe Tribett501-733-4061426 E 2nd St Edmond, OK 73034 joe.tribett@ doeringfleet.com2025

WiseOx Michele Robinson602-315-7184

SGC Springfield Grocers 2415 W Battlefield Rd Springfield, MO 65807

Color Key:

U.S. Foods 10211 N I-35 Service Rd

Oklahoma City, OK 73131

dreyes@gravesfoods.com

19466 Kemple Drive Bend, OR 97702 michele@ wiseox.com 2025 Staffing /

Jennifer Parham

539-210-6883

jparham@sgcfoodservice.com

Lauren Aquirre

405-425-6166

lauren.aguirre@usfoods.com

Member since 2025

Member since 2024

Member since 2002 Platinum Level

Tulsa, OK 74133

Synergy Care, INC

127 W Broad Street, Ste 850

Soverign Bank

Lake Chales, LA 70601

3030 NW EXPY #130

Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Doering Fleet Management

426 E 2nd St

mckenna.pearce@kastenberry.com

Nicole Seabolt

918-527-6423

Monica Paris McFarland

nseabolt@synergycare.com

405-778-6589

Transportation Services

Therapy Services

mparis@banksovereign.com

Joe Tribett

16542 N May Ste. 110

501-733-4061

Focus On Function Kim Cryer 405-840-2903 16542 N May Ste 110

Edmond, OK 73034

Cohesive Healthcare Management 43155 45th Street

Select Rehabilitation Dylan Sulzer847-441-5593

On-Site Wounds

Synergy Care, INC

Shawnee, OK 74804

301 Lilac Dr

Nicole Seabolt918-527-6423

Edmond, OK 73034

Doering Fleet

Edmond, OK 73012

kimcryer@focuson function.com 2026

joe.tribett@doeringfleet.com

2600 Compass Road Glenview, IL 60026

Sara Forrest

Wound Care Services

800-942-2904

Lauren Cooper

sforrest@chmcok.com Consulting Services

dsulzer@ selectrehab.com2022

127 W Broad Street, Ste 850 Lake Chales, LA 70601 nseabolt@ synergycare.com2025

405-216-3747

Transportation

Emergency Restoration

lauren@onsitewounds.com

Management Joe Tribett501-733-4061426 E 2nd St

Blackmon-Mooring

1101 Enterprise Ave, Unit 1

OKlahoma City, OK 73128

Edmond, OK 73034 joe.tribett@ doeringfleet.com2025

Abby Whitaker 405-317-2534

Color Key: PLATINUM GOLD BRONZE

Ben E. Keith Foods

PO Box 8170

Edmond, OK 73013

Prep Wizard

107 Westfield Rd SW

Knoxville, TN 37919

Gordon’s Food Service

11303 Antione Dr Houston, TX 77066

Graves Foods

913 Big Horn Drive

Jefferson City, MO 65109

SGC Springfield Grocers 2415 W Battlefield Rd

Springfield, MO 65807

U.S. Foods

awhitaker@bmsmanagement.com

Who We Are ... All

Established in 1997, OKSLA represents the interests and views of over 70% of licensed assisted living, memory care, and residential care communities, as well as over 13,000 seniors who live in those communities throughout Oklahoma. Our representation extends beyond this, as we also represent several ICF/IIDs with 16 beds or fewer, independent senior living communities, and over 60 industry partners. In March 2024, the Oklahoma Assisted Living Association (OKALA) and the Oklahoma Residential Assisted Living Association (ORALA) 4merged. They rebranded as the Oklahoma Senior Living Association (OKSLA). OKSLA is dedicated to preserving dignity and choice for Oklahomans and to ensuring the quality of their care in the senior living setting. OKSLA offers a range of member services, including representation and advocacy at the state and federal levels, administrator certification training, timely educational programs,

Matt Sanders

865-387-5682

matt@prep-wizard.com

Carrie Serrano

502-712-6917

carrie.serrano@gfs.com

Dan Reyes

913-230-7237

dreyes@gravesfoods.com

Jennifer Parham 539-210-6883

jparham@sgcfoodservice.com

Lauren Aquirre

the Oklahoma State Department industry communication. OKSLA the Oklahoma State Ombudsman, Department of Mental Health & Services, and the Oklahoma Alliance providing education to the public living options.

OKSLA’s national affiliate is Argentum. member companies operate senior offering assisted living, independent care, and memory care services. Along state partners, Argentum’s membership approximately 75 percent of the managed communities in the senior —an industry with a national economic nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars for providing over 1.6 million jobs.

• Pharmacy Consulting

• Pre-Admissions Screen and Cost Analysis

• Skilled Patient Analysis Initiated By Pharmacy Solutions

• IV Support and Education

• EMAR Medical Records Solution - Facility-Based, Home-Based

• FacilityLink - Login Directly to View and Track Order

• Medicare Cost Containment

• Prescription Scanning and Verification

• 24/7 Full Service and Availability: Analysis Consulting and Delivery

• Proactive Consulting

• 24/7 Dependability

• Cost Saving Solutions

• Knowledgeable Staff

• Survey Readiness

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At Homestead Senior Living we aren’t just senior communities – we’re a tight-knit family.

Our small buildings and cozy décor allow seniors to feel at home, so they get to know their neighbors and caregivers. The Homestead family celebrates daily life together. We cheer for the home team as a group. We gush over new grandbabies together. We honor birthdays, anniversaries, and everything we can as a family. Most importantly, our team puts the “care” in caregiving by treating our residents like members of their own families. If you or a loved one are looking for care in a place that feels like home, visit your local Homestead today.

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JoeForrest@cox net

JoeForrestHomes com

WORKING WITH OKLAHOMA SENIORS FOR 30+ YEARS

As a REALTOR, Joe specializes in assessing your goals, first by just talking about your reasons for selling a property. If you want to buy a new property, Joe carefully listens to your needs and desires for your new home

Joe will give you an assessment of your property, making suggestions for improving salability

Joe provides insight on current market conditions, then develops a pricing and marketing strategy to sell your property quickly for the highest possible price.

Joe can help assemble an expert team to ease the transition. Movers, landscapers, interior designers and stagers handle the heavy lifting. Attorneys, 1031 exchange specialists and mortgage bankers manage the heavy paperwork.

“Joe is professional and extremely friendly He put the place on the market on Monday (a holiday) and by Wednesday, he had a contract! We were kept in the loop and all questions answered and information shared ASAP by Joe ” - John

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If you ’ re looking to sell your home, tap into Joe’s 20+ years of healthcare management and 15+ years of real estate experience - that you can count on.

6501 N. Broadway Extension, Suite 190 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116

MARTHA TAYLOR Meet 106-year-old

Martha Taylor is 106 years old, born December 21, 1919, in Lexington, and resides at Village on the Park. She was married to her husband, Warren Taylor, for 78 years and has two children, three grandsons, four great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. Martha was a Rosie the Riveter during World War II and says, "We stepped up and did what needed to be done, women are good at that!" She thinks that the most important thing to be remembered for is how you treated people and how kind you were. Martha's word of advice to us all is "Get out there! Do something with this one life you have been given!"

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RC/AL A Boot Cam

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Life Enrichme Unders with co living.

Life Enrichment Unders with co living.

Learn how to lay the foundation for creating a Community LIfe Program for your assisted living community

Learn how to lay the foundation for creating a Community LIfe Program for your assisted living community

Nab Review

Nab Review

Virtually review for the OKlahoma Tier II RCAL NAB test.

Virtually review for the OKlahoma Tier II RCAL NAB test.

Senior Start Up

Senior Start Up

Virtually review from Industy experts the essential steps for successfully opening your own community.

Virtually review from Industy experts the essential steps for successfully opening your own community.

State Standards

State Standards

Virtually review for the OKlahoma Tier II RCAL State Standards

Virtually review for the OKlahoma Tier II RCAL State Standards

Survey Prep

Survey Prep

Prepare your management team for state survey and implement a program to remain prepared.

Prepare your management team for state survey and implement a program to remain prepared.

Prepare your team what to do after you receive your statement of deficiencies and paln for revisit.

Prepare your team what to do after you receive your statement of deficiencies and paln for revisit.

Un”Wine” & Understand Series

Un”Wine” & Understand Series

Designed for today’s busy professionals, this virtual evening education series delivers practical, bite-sized learning in a convenient after-hours format. Each session combines expert insights, meaningful discussion, and audience engagement to create an interactive learning experience that offers the value of a traditional lunch and learn without interupting the workday.

Designed for today’s busy professionals, this virtual evening education series delivers practical, bite-sized learning in a convenient after-hours format. Each session combines expert insights, meaningful discussion, and audience engagement to create an interactive learning experience that offers the value of a traditional lunch and learn without interupting the workday.

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Platinum Sponsors

OKSLA gives a Special “THANK YOU” to these members who are the TOP SPONSORS of all OKSLA Events!

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