The Highlands At Owasso, located in Owasso, Oklahoma, is a senior living community that offers many care options like assisted living, skilled nursing, independent living, post-hospital rehab, and long-term care, so folks can find the help they need, whether it's for a short stay after a hospital visit or for ongoing support with daily life. The staff there includes caring and skilled certified nurses and aides, who stay ready to help with things like bathing, dressing, managing medicines, and just being around to make sure everyone's comfortable and safe, which brings peace of mind. The place is known for its calm, home-like setting, where people can keep as much independence as possible and still get the support they need, and all this happens in a friendly environment where staff aim to treat everyone with dignity and respect, quick to take care of any health or safety needs.
The Highlands At Owasso also has a special memory care program for folks living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, with extra safety measures and carefully planned activities, so residents in memory care can feel included and engaged. There are health and wellness programs that help residents stay active, such as a fitness center and therapy rooms for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, which is especially useful after a hospital stay or if someone needs help getting their strength or balance back. Long-term care also focuses on managing chronic conditions and providing palliative and hospice care when needed, all designed around giving comfort. The place has a solid reputation for compassionate staff and good care, and it's open 24/7 to make sure residents have help when they need it.
People get the benefits of a range of amenities like on-site dining with community meals, room service, free WiFi, transportation for appointments and outings, and even a convenience store right there so you don't have to go far for small necessities. There's a library, community and arts and crafts spaces, patios and gardens overlooking a pond, and common rooms with TVs for people to sit and watch together, so residents can pick between joining activities or enjoying quiet time. Residents can take part in game nights, story time, musical gatherings, or attend church or religious services held in-house, which seems to help people feel at home. Guests can join at mealtimes, and household services like laundry and dry cleaning are handled in-house.
The facility welcomes both short-term and long-term residents and provides advice and planning help to figure out which services or living arrangements are best. Independent living gives people privacy in their own apartments but still lets them join social groups and enjoy meals with others, which is good for folks who don't need much help but like the idea of community and having support if things change. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, insurance, credit cards, and checks and are licensed and recognized as a five-star facility for quality care. The Highlands makes sure rooms are comfortable, wired with cable, and the grounds are kept up for outdoor walks or visits, so it feels more like home. The staff there seem professional, attentive, and mindful of everyone's needs, making it a place where people can spend their days with dignity and a bit of independence, and where families know their loved ones are safe and cared for.
