Heatheridge Assisted Living & Residential Care Community sits in a quiet neighborhood in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, just across from Cedar Ridge Country Club, where residents can walk along scenic paths, see fields of green grass, and sometimes step onto nearby putting greens if they like, and it's only a short drive to stores, restaurants, banks, or medical offices. The community has a colonial look and a peaceful, rural setting, which gives it a close-knit, homelike feel instead of the busy air of bigger places, and people there tend to know their neighbors and staff well, which helps residents form close bonds and feel safe. Staff at Heatheridge remain available at all hours to help with things like medication management, personal care, and daily chores like cleaning, laundry, and preparing meals, and caregivers include trained professionals such as nurses, therapists, and physicians who address a range of health needs, both physical and emotional.
Heatheridge gives people a choice of living arrangements, offering private suites, shared rooms, and fully furnished options, and all come with comforts like kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air conditioning, and included utilities; phone and cable can be added if someone wants them. The whole campus is pet-friendly, with a secured dog park, and offers common areas like a library, a salon and barber shop, and a restaurant-style dining room where meals use organic ingredients whenever possible, and it's been recognized for having some of the best food around. Residents can join daily scheduled social and cultural activities, outings, and worship offsite, or enjoy quiet time on the landscaped grounds.
For those who need extra support, Heatheridge can supervise medication self-administration, provide memory care for people living with dementia, and set up short-term respite stays. There's transportation to appointments and outings, as well as help arranging medical visits, and the staff responds quickly to calls, day or night, for any need or emergency. People can get physical or occupational therapy on-site, and the structured activity program gives residents things to look forward to every day. The community has earned recognition for its friendly, caring staff and for maintaining a comfortable and safe environment, and families often say the place feels welcoming. Residents have a minimum age requirement and enjoy a steady, worry-free daily life, with maintenance and household chores handled for them, so they can focus on building friendships, joining activities, or relaxing at home.
