Laurel Springs sits at 151 East Plantation Terrace in Mustang, Oklahoma, and offers independent living, assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and skilled nursing within one campus using the Continuing Care Retirement Community model, so residents can find different levels of care as needs change. Residents live in condo, duplex, triplex, or quadplex units, all with luxury finishes and full-size washers and dryers, and some with their own parking and guest spaces, and all the homes allow visits from overnight guests. The community is pet-friendly, letting folks keep smaller pets and use outdoor walking trails and green spaces set up for both people and animals to enjoy fresh air. There are many ways to stay busy, including art classes, trivia, field trips, and planned outings; the clubhouse hosts social dinners, theater nights, and special travel program gatherings, while the fitness center, pool, jacuzzis, and multiple walking trails support activity for different levels of ability, so no one has to sit alone if they don't want to.
Laurel Springs uses all-inclusive pricing, offers on-site massage therapy, food delivery, a sports lounge, a tornado safe room, and dry-cleaning service, so there's a focus on making basic chores and worries smaller while still giving options, and when you get the urge to go somewhere else they even plan trips for residents, which helps keep things interesting. Every resident has access to free high-speed WiFi and cable, and staff take care of both interior and exterior maintenance, which means there's less for anyone to worry about with upkeep around the condos or townhomes. Families can visit easily, thanks to guest parking, and both indoor and outdoor living areas make it easier to find time and space to spend with company or relax alone. Seniors who want more support can get help with personal care-assistance with daily activities is available, and those who need it can access specialized memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, and licensed skilled nursing for higher care needs, so nobody feels left behind as their needs change. The staff are described as caring and focused on individual needs, offering planning and advice to help with transitions, and there are programs called life enrichment programs so people can keep learning and connecting no matter their health status. Laurel Springs tries to foster wellness, happiness, and independence, so everyone gets a chance to stay active, make friends, and enjoy their day in a relaxed, social setting surrounded by people in the same stage of life.
