Go Ye Village sits at 1201 W 4th St in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, and offers independent living, assisted living, long-term care, and memory care, all in one place so folks can age in place if they want to without having to move every time care needs go up, and the community's always been pet friendly, letting people keep dogs or cats, which makes for a warm atmosphere. The memory care building was built for safety, offering secure entry, a separate neighborhood, and features like bracelets that let staff know if someone with dementia or Alzheimer's tries to leave the safe area or wander off, and the staff watching over memory care get special training to work with residents who might be prone to wandering, acting out, or have other behavior challenges. There's a medication management team, nurses on staff, a medical director, doctor on call, medication technicians, and a behavior care staff available all day and night, so people with complicated health conditions or behavior needs get steady support.
Residents can pick from a range of housing options, including studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, patio or garden homes, and some ground floor units, with prices starting at $795 a month for a studio, one-bedrooms at $1,095, two-bedrooms at $1,495, and semi-private options at about $3,164, and all these places come with air conditioning, wheelchair access, Wi-Fi, cable TV, full kitchens, showers, bathtubs, and the chance to have pets. Housekeeping and laundry are part of the Enhanced Life program, and meals get cooked by a professional chef, served restaurant-style, cafeteria-style, in private dining rooms, or in apartments via room service if preferred; meals are available any time, with special diets like gluten-free, low or no sodium, no sugar meals, and international dishes, plus steak nights and guest meals for special occasions.
Go Ye Village offers rides out for shopping or trips and day outings, with resident parking, scheduled transportation, and options to pay for extra rides, so transportation hurdles are low. Folks can spend their days joining art or tai chi classes, stretching, gardening clubs, dance or music shows, community service, educational talks, and day trips, or take part in offsite and onsite devotional services in the chapel. The place has inside and outside spaces for relaxing, including landscaped grounds, an on-site beautician, a wellness center, a learning center, and rooms for spiritual or life enrichment programs, where regular chapel services happen.
Healthcare and support go further than the basics, including medication help, diabetic care (even insulin injections), incontinence care, and support for those who can't walk easily or need help with transfers. There's skilled nursing, rehab and therapy in the Health Center, plus visiting health pros like podiatrists and therapists, and the whole property has Wi-Fi and features for digital interaction, supporting phone and social media connections so you can keep in touch with your family. The community runs as a not-for-profit, doesn't require long-term contracts, and tries to keep things affordable and accessible for more folks.
All in all, Go Ye Village aims for a steady, safe, and home-like setting where each resident can find support that fits their needs, whether they want to stay independent, need a little more help, or need round-the-clock memory care or nursing. The staff tries to be friendly and trained, always available, and the community has steady routines and a long list of activities to help folks stay involved and active if they like, surrounded by trees and quiet grounds in Tahlequah.
