Featherstone Assisted Living Community Of Ada

Featherstone Assisted Living Community of Ada sits about 2.7 miles outside Ada, Oklahoma, at 1501 N Monte Vista, and holds a license for 50 assisted living beds, letting it offer both personalized care and some independent living for older adults who sometimes need help, but want to keep living life on their own terms, so there's studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options, most giving private space and some even having kitchenettes, which is important for folks who want to fix a light meal or coffee in their own room, and the rooms come furnished too. This community carries a 6 out of 10 rating in the area, making it the fifth highest-rated option in Ada, offers help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, transferring, medication reminders, and always has staff on hand for 24-hour supervision, aiming to give families peace of mind, knowing their loved ones have caring supervision. Staff are recognized for being helpful, joyful, and kind, and there's a focus on social and spiritual engagement with both devotional activities and many group events, so people have a chance to make friends, keep their minds active, and move around with games, scheduled daily activities, movie nights, and community-sponsored events in indoor communal spaces, plus there's a game room, library, business room, and fitness room, not to mention walking paths and a garden, so people can spend time outdoors if they want. If someone's living with dementia or Alzheimer's, this place offers memory care too, with a person-centered approach, trying to reduce confusion and wandering, providing housing, care, and therapies for those with cognitive challenges. The dining room serves meals planned by chefs and nutritionists, aiming for quality and balanced nutrition, and the facility covers diabetic, incontinence, and non-ambulatory care needs. There's also skilled nursing care, and home care services with trained aides for folks who choose to stay in their own homes, plus independent living options for those wanting a low-stress, social lifestyle without the worries of household chores, because they handle housekeeping, meal service, and even move-in coordination. Featherstone is pet-friendly, accessible for those with disabilities, and offers Wi-Fi and emergency alert systems in the rooms for both comfort and safety. It's governed by the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, so it meets licensing standards, though it only accepts Medicare if certified. The facility tailors services to the choices and needs of each resident, and has activities on and off site, aiming to keep people connected to the community, and while it serves Ada, they also have locations in Durant and Moore. People often stay here if they need help with daily living, value independence, but want support if needed, and the sense of community plus a range of care services tends to bring families a sense of ease.