Belfair of McAlester sits in McAlester and offers both assisted living and memory care for adults aged 55 and older, and you'll find a well-trained staff around at all times, helping with medication, bathing, dressing, meals, and everything that helps people keep their independence while still making sure they stay safe and comfortable, and there's always a 24-hour call system if someone needs help right away. Residents can choose from private rooms, semi-private apartments, some single room units, even 2-bedroom and studio apartments, all with built-in safety technology and cable, and there's housekeeping, linen service, and private cleaning if needed, while the laundry and dry cleaning help keep things simple too. Meals come prepared by chefs who know how to handle special diets, like for allergies or diabetes, and people can eat together in the dining room, use room service, or have guest meals if they want friends or family to visit.
The community works to keep people active with their movie nights, daily activities, arts and crafts in a special room, and there's also music, fitness classes like chair yoga, lectures, games, outings, wellness programs, and resident-run activities so anyone who's interested can get involved. People can spend time outside in the garden, walk the paths, or relax by the hot tub spa, and those who like animals will notice the pet-friendly policy lets some pets come along. There's a barber and salon for haircuts, onsite and offsite religious services, VA aid assistance, spa services, and even an onsite pharmacy for prescriptions, which means people don't have to travel far for what they need. Transportation and parking are set up for residents and guests, and there are shopping trips, social outings, and overnight accommodations for guests, making visits a little easier.
Care at Belfair includes help with daily living-like personal assistants, aides, and coordinated care with healthcare providers, non-ambulatory care, physical therapy, skilled nursing, homecare, companion care, and hospice care-especially for those dealing with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, with a secured building and activities that encourage memory and engagement. Payment can go through checks or insurance, and there's a one-time entry fee of $1,500, with an all-inclusive pricing set-up so residents can plan their budget. Reviews average at 4.2 stars from 17 people, with recognition for staff friendliness, good activities, and care received, and folks who want to see what life is like at Belfair can come take a tour to check out the rooms, meals, and programs. The place is licensed by the state under AL6102-6102, and there aren't many flashy extras, just solid support, a calm environment, and a range of services for folks wanting help to live with comfort and connection as they age.
