Oxford Glen At Owasso sits in a quiet area just outside Owasso, Oklahoma, about 2.3 miles from town and right across the street from Bailey Medical Center, making it pretty easy to find and handy for folks who want to be near medical help or the Tulsa suburbs without a long drive. This community has 42 beds and offers several living options, so people can choose from studio, suite, semi-private, or companion-style rooms, and the place is fully handicap-friendly, which helps if walking or moving around is tough. The community supports assisted living and memory care and gives extra help for folks with limited mobility, including those who are wheelchair users or need non-ambulatory care, with staff providing things like bathing, dressing, transferring, and medication management all round the clock.
There's a big focus on memory care, with a special dementia care team that uses personal profiles so they know who each resident was before the disease and can tailor the care to fit their history and needs, and the staff is always trained to work with memory conditions like Alzheimer's. Oxford Glen At Owasso has strong safety protocols and emergency alert systems, which keep people safe, especially those prone to wandering. Safety and relationships matter here, and many say the staff stays welcoming and friendly, often remembered for being quick to help and show extra kindness. The caregivers, called extraordinary and empowered team members, focus on forming real relationships, and the culture really hammers in service, respect, and celebrating both staff and residents every day.
Social life runs pretty active, too, with a community-sponsored activities schedule, a community garden for those who like getting outdoors, and a well-used game room for friendly competitions or movie nights in the community lounge. Folks can expect communal meals in a dining room, with food made by chefs who pay attention to nutrition and meet special diets like allergies or diabetes, and there are even meal prep and service options. The place does housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning, too, which takes another worry off people's plates. It's got amenities like walking paths, furnished spaces, transportation, parking, and is known to be pet-friendly, so folks don't have to give up their animal companions. Both adult day care and short-term respite care are available, which works well for families needing temporary help or seniors who want to try out the place.
Move-in coordination gives help to new residents and their families, which makes settling in easier, and there's technology for both personalizing care and keeping people in touch with family. For folks who want to stay at home but need help, Oxford Glen provides home care with trained aides for non-medical help and company. A separate independent living option supports active, healthy seniors who want a social life without the hassle of upkeep.
The facility has earned some awards, like Best of Senior Living and Best Activities, for working hard to keep residents active and connected, which includes activities aimed at their minds, bodies, and friendships. Ratings usually hover around 8.4 out of 10, with online reviews showing an average of 4.2 from 21 people. Visitors can come by anytime, and tours are available for those who want to see things for themselves. Oxford Glen is a part of the Oxford Senior Living family of communities, which has over ten years of experience running these places, and many people seem to think residents really do feel at home, happy, and able to share their stories and lives with others.
