Harvest Homes - Harvard

Harvest Homes - Harvard in Tulsa, OK, has been a privately held company since 1994 and offers a range of care for seniors and younger adults, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, nursing care, adult daycare, independent living, residential care homes, and skilled nursing services, and folks who live here get help with daily needs such as showering, meal preparation, and housekeeping, plus nursing care for people who are bed-ridden or need regular medical attention, and the staff can handle behavioral issues such as wandering or aggressive behavior with 24-hour awake staff, a nurse on site, and a doctor on call, and they accept residents under 55 years old and those who use wheelchairs, require mechanical lifts, or need assistance with transfers, while also offering high acuity care, incontinence care, diabetic care including blood sugar monitoring and insulin injections, medication management, and hospice or respite services when necessary both short and long term, and residents have private bedrooms and access to indoor and outdoor common areas, and the place feels small and home-like with a maximum of six residents so people get more attention and develop closer relationships with the staff, and there is a range of activities, both social and devotional, including those made for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus spiritual support with services offered both on site and off site, and they serve meals every day with vegetarian options available and take special diets into account, and people can park onsite, smoke outside, and use transportation when needed for an extra fee, and visiting professionals come in for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and the facility focuses on cleanliness and a welcoming environment and allows people to age in place, so when someone's care needs change, they can usually stay without having to move, and the staff gets recognized for being friendly and helpful, and the activities are known for keeping residents engaged emotionally, socially, and mentally, with safety a top priority for residents who tend to wander or need close monitoring.