Concordia Life Care Community sits in Oklahoma City at 7707 West Britton Road and has served older adults since 2007. This community gives people age 55 and older several living choices, like independent living for folks who still want to do things for themselves, assisted living for those needing some help with daily tasks, and memory care for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's. People can also find long-term care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation on site, and the nursing team is always available, even at night.
The community covers a wide range, being a Life Plan and Continuing Care Retirement Community, so residents can move between levels of care as their needs change. Concordia supports people through hospice care, respite care, adult day services, and even Medicare-certified home health. They offer home care too, which doesn't involve medical services, so residents can get daily help right at home. Burgundy Place gives more independent senior apartment living off campus, while Greenbrier Village on campus includes assisted living, independent housing-called The Homes of Greenbrier-and a Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, so families have options close by.
Apartments range from studios, one-bedrooms, to semi-private two-bedrooms, each with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and air conditioning, with one-bedrooms starting at $4,212 a month. There are community and second person fees, plus different rates if extra care is needed. Houses and apartments come maintenance-free, and help with bathing, dressing, medication, and transfers is there when needed. Residents struggling with movement or incontinence can find help, and there's a secured memory care area for folks known to wander or get confused. They're able to support diabetic needs, do insulin shots, and manage diets for allergies or diabetes.
Meals come prepared, including choices like kosher, vegetarian, and meals for special diets. There's chef-planned menu and residents can eat anytime during the day. Laundry, housekeeping, and move-in help are all part of life here. There's parking for residents, visitor spots, and transportation for appointments and outings. Devotional services happen both on and off campus for those who want them. The place is rooted in Lutheran values, and the caring staff gets recognized for their kindness and helpfulness, keeping an easygoing, warm environment.
Residents can gather for movie nights, arts, games, and music, and the community has a fitness room, library, activity rooms, walking paths, and outdoor spots to enjoy. The program encourages people to stay active, social, and independent, but nothing is forced. Visiting therapists, podiatrists, and dentists come by as needed. For veterans, Concordia is the only contracted facility in northwest Oklahoma that provides 24-hour care, which is a draw for some families.
Emergency alert systems, 24-hour awake staff, and regular oversight add to the sense of safety and peace of mind. Families say staff know how to work with people who have confusion or medical problems. Folks needing light to medium help are a good fit, but the staff will help with heavier care as residents' needs change. The community helps people live as independently as possible for as long as possible, letting them stay in familiar surroundings. People living here get chances to enjoy Oklahoma City's attractions, join social events, and be part of a local network built on faith and fellowship, all while getting care that's there whenever it's needed.
