Zarrow Pointe

Zarrow Pointe sits at 2025 E 71st Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and folks will find here a retirement community offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home care, so you can choose what fits best, and it's a place where seniors from all faith backgrounds feel welcome because staff and residents are friendly to everyone. The Villas offer recently finished patio homes, which are roomy and comfortable, so active seniors who want easy living and a bit of luxury can enjoy these spaces, and maintenance, housekeeping, and help with chores all come included, so you don't need to worry about much. There's also the Apartments in a four-story building, with both one-bedroom (about 800 sq. ft.) and two-bedroom units (about 1,100 sq. ft.), which have been renovated for both style and ease, and the good part is, if you need more care over time, you don't have to move out since assisted living support is available right in the same apartment and services can be adjusted up or down as your needs change, with three levels of assistance all in the same general area. Zarrow Pointe supplies chef-prepared meals and runs a dining program with a daily or monthly meal plan, so residents get high-quality food with a focus on nutrition, and there's also expanded basic cable, weekly housekeeping, laundry, linen services, all utilities except phone in assisted living, and scheduled transportation for doctor appointments. The Kaiser Health Care Center provides 24-hour nursing care for folks who need long-term help or short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay, plus they also offer physical and cognitive therapies, and if someone is facing advanced illness, Miller Hospice steps in to give care that supports the body, mind, and spirit, as well as help for families. There are memory care spaces for those with Alzheimer's or dementia where staff understands specific therapies and daily routines for safety and comfort, and for those living at home, the community provides non-medical home care and companionship through trained aides. Zarrow Pointe stands out as a non-profit, which helps keep entrance fees affordable-right now independent living asks for a $1,000 deposit and has a second person fee if two people share an apartment, plus rates adjust from time to time, and all these details let you plan carefully. Amenities here cover outdoor patios for morning coffee, aquatic centers, tennis courts, yoga and exercise classes, spaces for intergenerational and cultural events, musical entertainment, lifelong learning programs like language classes or Tai Chi, and outings to restaurants or for birthday dinners at home, with activities aimed at keeping minds and bodies active because the staff and leadership believe that keeps people healthy and happy. Zarrow Pointe's staff gets recognized for their kindness and care, with awards for best senior living, outstanding activities, and overall friendliness, and the community makes sure everyone stays engaged through partnerships with physicians, on-site health services, and projects with local universities, so residents find good support and companionship without pressure to join in more than they want. Family caregivers can turn to the community for resources and expert advice, too. With a 4.2 rating from dozens of user reviews, Zarrow Pointe stays well trusted by residents and visitors both, and the whole community atmosphere puts neighborliness and well-being above everything.