Beacon Ridge provides a place for seniors who need different levels of care, whether that's assisted living, memory care, short-term respite care, or skilled nursing. The facility holds a 4-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, making it the third highest rated community in Sapulpa, and it currently has an average rating of 7.1 out of 10. There are 69 certified beds and about 56 residents on average each day, and residents can pick from a group of studio room layouts, so folks can choose the setup that fits them best. Beacon Ridge's staff helps residents with daily living tasks, offers medication management, and cares for people with both physical and mental health needs. A team of nurses, aides, medical directors, physicians, psychiatrists, therapists, and other mental health professionals make up the staff, and the nursing care runs around the clock, 24 hours a day.
The company is for-profit, managed by Rivers Edge Operations LLC, with David Ganz and Yitzchok Oelbaum overseeing operations since 2023. Beacon Ridge has 38 total deficiencies noted in inspection reports, including four related to infection, but it is still recognized for efforts to improve resident outcomes, lower hospital visits, minimize use of antipsychotic drugs, and support functional improvements in residents. The facility is serious about safety, dignity, and making sure people feel at home. Amenities at Beacon Ridge include a beauty salon, fitness room, common dining area, gaming room, a computer space, a garden, outdoor areas, wellness center, and a small library-so there's usually something for everyone to enjoy, and transportation services help folks get where they need to go.
Staff members are trained to support seniors and help create a friendly, homelike environment where they try to answer questions and listen to residents' needs. There's a focus on keeping people safe, helping them get better, and making daily life a little easier. Beacon Ridge also offers special programs for mental health and provides physical therapy or rehabilitation to those who need it. Management aims to support residents and families by offering compassionate care and promoting a sense of belonging.
