TrustedKare sits in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and some folks find it to be a smaller place, licensed for just six residents, so it's quieter and feels more like a home than a big facility, with six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two living rooms that let in lots of natural light. This place works as a Residential Care Home, so seniors get support with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, bathroom needs, incontinence care, and medication management, and staff's always around all day and night, handling health and safety checks, and they're able to help with things like high blood pressure or diabetes, plus they'll adjust diets if needed. There's memory care here for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, along with services for folks who need help with moving around, Parkinson's, or can't get up easily, and respite and hospice care's also available if families need short stays or end-of-life support. Meals come home-cooked and regular, with three a day and snacks, and the monthly rate for a private room is around $3,500, and residents can expect housekeeping, laundry, and trash removal done daily, so they're better able to focus on games, hobbies, or spending time with each other.
TrustedKare's got an art room, a game room, and a theater for movies or group gatherings, plus possible things like a hot tub, sauna, fitness room, outdoor spots, and a reading room, so residents aren't short of ways to fill their day. There are daily planned activities, workout programs, outings, music and art, movie nights, animal therapy visits, and tabletop games, and the facility works to keep everyone active and connected, even helping with transportation to doctor visits, shopping, religious services, or appointments, and sometimes they'll run a day program for seniors who aren't staying overnight. Rooms come private, some with big closets, and there are shared options with safety features, secured grounds, decks, on-site parking, and a snack shop, plus extras like a beauty or barber shop, massage therapy, chapel, communal kitchen, and entertainment setup with high-definition TVs.
A nurse and wellness team work on-site with a 24/7 emergency call system, and there are care staff for health checks, medication help, and personalized plans, and most support doesn't use Medicare unless certified otherwise. Residents can rely on diabetes care, help with insulin, and staff who are awake and available all night. The place is friendly, with fall prevention classes and activities both indoors and out to help everyone stay sharp and comfortable, and families say TrustedKare gives peace of mind by offering simple, direct support in a homelike setting for seniors who need different levels of care.
