Copps Residential Care sits in a country-like setting and takes care of up to 6 residents who need supportive living, including people 21 or older with mental disabilities, and the staff stays on-site 24 hours a day to help with safety and daily needs, whether that means help getting in and out of bed, taking a bath, dressing, or managing medications, and the place is licensed by the Department of Health, certified by the Department of Mental Health and Veterans Administration, and regulated by Oklahoma's Department of Social Services, which helps make sure everything stays up to safety and care rules. Residents pick from furnished rooms including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or semi-private, and some rooms come with private bathrooms; all rooms have air conditioning, internet, cable, and phone connections, and people can use shared spaces like a garden, walking paths, library, fitness room, game room, and a dining room with all-day dining options and homemade meals three times a day, plus snacks for special dietary needs like diabetes, allergies, or high blood pressure.
Activities run all week with music, crafts, games, movies, and outings, and folks can take part in exercise or walking, relax in the jacuzzi or sauna, or keep up with personal grooming at the on-site salon or barber; animal therapy and music therapy are sometimes available, and residents can use the book room, craft areas, or join group community events and regular church or religious services, so no one has to feel left out. Transportation gets arranged for shopping, doctor appointments, or faith-based trips when needed, but folks should check in advance since not every outing is automatic.
The care team, who stays alert 24/7 with emergency call systems, provides personal help with daily routines, two-person transfers, insulin checks, and medication supervision, while the administration covers money management, laundry, housekeeping, and dry-cleaning services to make everyday living easier. Residents can pay privately, use long-term care insurance, Social Security, VA Aid and Attendance, or other options, and fees depend on the type of care, room, and extra services needed, with options like community, respite, buy-in, high or medium care, and second person fees. The staff works to provide a steady, respectful, and family-like environment with detailed care plans and supports healthy lifestyle choices, offering activities that encourage socializing and movement, and helps residents stay as independent as possible. The security and emergency call system run at all hours, and staff supervision is always nearby, with common spaces that let people meet, play games, or rest quietly.
Copps Residential Care combines personal attention with community support, so folks get both privacy and chances for social activities, and while the facility remains small, it covers the basics like meal prep, transportation, insulin monitoring, and help with tough transfers, plus mental health programs if needed, so people can get the right kind of support as they get older.
