NE 21st.okc Grace Living Center sits inside a hospital at NE 21st Street in Oklahoma City and offers a wide range of care for seniors. The facility has 105 beds, all approved for Medicare and Medicaid, and has operated since at least 1994, accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and VA benefits. With a Partnership ownership, the nursing home carries a 4 out of 5 overall Medicare rating and has had no fines or substantiated complaints recently. There are sprinkler systems for safety, and staff and nurses are on-site 24 hours, with roughly 4.52 nursing hours and 0.26 resident staff hours per resident, every day. Every room is fully furnished, air-conditioned, has cable TV, WiFi, telephone, and private bathrooms with emergency response systems, plus wheelchair access, and some have kitchenettes for added comfort.
The community offers skilled nursing, memory care including Alzheimer's care, assisted living, and long-term care for conditions like heart problems, diabetes, and dementia. Staff provide wound care, breathing treatments, injections, and help with medicines, plus physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapy. Residents can get help with daily living needs, like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management. Meals are planned by experienced chefs and meal planners, focusing on nutrition and any special diets, including for those with diabetes, and served in a community dining room where people gather to eat together.
The building features many common areas: activity rooms, dining rooms, gardens and outdoor spaces, plus indoor and outdoor spots for sitting and relaxing. Housekeeping, dry cleaning, and linen services come with the room, and there's a 24-hour call system for help at any time. Social and spiritual activities fill the calendar, with scheduled community and offsite events to keep people engaged mentally and physically. The staff also provides transportation, helping residents get to medical appointments or outings. Short-term rehab care and respite care for family caregivers are available, along with support services for families like outreach, counseling, and education. The place keeps a focus on a warm, friendly environment where residents can feel comfortable, with care and support tailored to each person's needs.
The facility stands as a continuing care retirement community, offering choices that let residents move from independent living to more supported care as needed. Medicare has given it a 4/5 rating for health and staff, a 3/5 for quality, and statewide it ranks 104 out of 299, which isn't at the top but shows steady service. It's got no submitted reviews yet. The setup here really covers a lot of ground, from wound care to therapy to daily living support, in a building that's kept up with safety, comfort, meals, and both big and small needs that seniors might have as they age.
