Copp's Residential Care

Copp's Residential Care sits in a quiet, country-like part of Claremore, OK, and offers a safe place for older adults needing help every day, including those with mental disabilities. The facility holds a license from the Department of Health and certifications from the Department of Mental Health and the Veterans Administration, but does not accept Medicare. Copp's has 55 licensed beds and gives seniors both private and shared room options, wired for phone and cable, along with semi-private and private living arrangements. Residents eat meals prepared on-site, including choices for those who need gluten/allergen-free, diabetic, low sodium, kosher, vegetarian, or healthy snacks, so everyone can find something safe and good to eat, with meals provided as part of daily care to cut down the work for residents. The grounds provide spaces to gather indoors, relax, or visit in the lobby, and there's a dining room, a hair salon, and community areas where people can join in group activities or spiritual events. The staff at Copp's are around all day and night, helping residents move around, manage their medicine, and handle incontinence or diabetes care. Staff also offer help with laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and even money management, so residents can stay as independent as possible while knowing help is close by. Copp's arranges local transportation, so residents can get to appointments or outings, and runs daily activities like arts and crafts, social events, and exercise, all meant to keep residents moving, thinking, and connecting with others. Supervision and security are always in place. Copp's also gives short-term respite and hospice care, plus assisted living and memory care services, aiming to give comfort and support to those who need it most. Family outreach and education programs try to include families and keep them in the loop. Meals, care, and activities are bundled in, but the facility hasn't shared specific prices. Everything comes together in a supervised living program that tries to provide a stable, familiar setting for adults 21 and up, with a focus on those needing extra support with mental health, and the staff's main goal is to keep residents safe, respected, and well cared for throughout their stay.