Sequoyah Pointe Living Center sits at 8515 North 123rd East Avenue in Owasso, Oklahoma, and it's been helping families in the area for over fifty years, offering a range of care levels for seniors, whether they're looking for independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, or long-term support, and what you find there is a homelike place with a staff that's known for being warm, kind, and helpful, with a reputation for friendliness and a review score of 9.0 from residents and their families. Residents get around-the-clock care with services like bathing, dressing help, medication assistance, incontinence and diabetic care, and plenty of other health-related support, all overseen by a team of Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Certified Med Aids, Certified Nurse Aids, and a Medical Director, and you'll often see familiar faces like the Administrator Brooke Howard, the Business Office Manager Bonnie Fulkerson, and the maintenance man Brad Sparks, all on the job. Meals are taken care of, three a day, and snacks are available any time, so nobody goes hungry, and the meals use quality ingredients, focusing on nutrition, and there's always company in the dining area, with prepared meals plus options for residents who need special diets. The facility's set up for independent living in apartment-like spaces, but offers supervision and care at all times, and for those who need more support, assisted living staff help with housekeeping, laundry, and organizing appointments, and when memory care becomes necessary for Alzheimer's disease or dementia, they can provide extra services, though those do tend to cost more than standard care.
The place is family owned and operated, managed by Triacle, which also looks after four other homes in the Tulsa area and keeps staff trained on the same clinical systems, so there's consistent care across the sites, plus experienced consultants review care to keep standards high, tracking everything through electronic charting so doctors, nurses, and families can stay in the loop. For therapy or rehab after surgeries or health events, residents get care from licensed therapists who create personalized plans to build strength, improve flexibility, and help regain skills like talking or swallowing after a stroke. Activities fill the days, with bingo games, church services, live country and gospel music, ice cream socials, and a beauty salon, plus indoor common areas for socializing and devotional activities, and volunteers often help out to make things lively and comfortable.
Sequoyah Pointe offers both long-term stays and short-term rehabilitation, as well as respite care if a family caregiver needs a break, with the choice to move between independent living, assisted living, skilled care, or memory care, depending on changing needs, so folks don't have to leave the community as their requirements shift. The building feels comfortable and welcoming, updated regularly, clean, and safe, with around-the-clock assistance and an on-site map feature to help visitors navigate. The home is certified by Medicare and Medicaid as both an Intermediate Care Nursing Facility and a Skilled Nursing Facility, allowing them to provide a wide range of medical and rehab services for chronic diseases, injury recovery, and disabilities, delivering care every single day of the year. They build care plans with input from the resident, family, and medical team to support the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of each person, aiming to help everyone maintain the best quality of life possible. Maintenance and support staff are on hand for repairs and daily needs, while business and visiting hours run daily from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, so families can stop by. Sequoyah Pointe stands out for its long history, family atmosphere, and flexible care for seniors as they age, doing its best to keep people comfortable, cared for, and connected to community.
