Quail Ridge Assisted Living
12401 Trail Oaks Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
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5
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December 7, 2023
My friend and her husband are staying at Quail Ridge Assisted Living. They have little plant centers all around the facility where you feel at home. I like the idea that they have indoor parking. They have little patios. The one I was impressed with was an apartment with two beds, two bathrooms, and a kitchen. The living room is just an open area. They have one great big room you can reserve for your family during the holidays. The food was always good. My friend's husband was in a wheelchair. The room was big enough to accommodate a wheelchair. They were able to help him with his personal ADL. They make good drinks. They have outings and everything else. They have a beauty shop, a library, and a computer center.
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About Quail Ridge Assisted Living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Quail Ridge Assisted Living is a senior housing facility that provides a comfortable lifestyle for its residents. Residents are able to live as independently as they please while the staff strives to provide assistance when needed. With Quail Ridge, residents can enjoy a variety of social and recreational activities, fitness classes, and delicious home-cooked meals. There is also plenty of space for cherished possessions in each resident's spacious apartment.
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Services and Amenities of Quail Ridge Assisted Living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Diet & Nutrition
- Diabetic
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
Pets
- Pets
Bonds & Insurance
- Is Bonded and Insured
Dining
- Communal Dining
Health Services
- Skilled Nursing
- Medication Reminders
Languages
- English spoken
Therapies
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: Worry-Free Pricing™ is an innovative, fixed-rate program offered exclusively at Quail Ridge. No buy-in, entry or endowment fees. They don’t use “points” or “tiers” or “levels” to escalate fees. That’s a rare find in an industry known for complex and murky pricing structures and mandatory “add-ons” which can cause numerous problems for consumers and operators alike. Rates are subject only to an annual Cost of Living Adjustment.
- State Licenses: AL5523-5523
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Reviews of Quail Ridge Assisted Living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
3.5
(31 reviews)
Facility
3.9
Staff
3.7
Food
4.8
Activities
3.8
Value
2.8
Pearl
5
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December 7, 2023
My friend and her husband are staying at Quail Ridge Assisted Living. They have little plant centers all around the facility where you feel at home. I like the idea that they have indoor parking. They have little patios. The one I was impressed with was an apartment with two beds, two bathrooms, and a kitchen. The living room is just an open area. They have one great big room you can reserve for your family during the holidays. The food was always good. My friend's husband was in a wheelchair. The room was big enough to accommodate a wheelchair. They were able to help him with his personal ADL. They make good drinks. They have outings and everything else. They have a beauty shop, a library, and a computer center.
Cynthia
4
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March 12, 2023
There were things about Quail Ridge Assisted Living that I really liked. My mother could go into the assisted living and she could transition into the memory care area when it becomes necessary, and I liked that. The facility itself was clean and very friendly. The lady during the tour was really good. She spent a lot of time with us talking, and I thought she really did a great job. The rooms weren't as fancy as some, but they were adequate. They had studios, double bedrooms, and single bedrooms. They have their own pool for pool exercises. They had puzzles and games that could be played, and cards. They have a list each month that goes up on a bulletin board to see what kinds of things were going on. They would take them to a shopping mall. They had a theater and concert, like philharmonic, maybe a violinist or that type of thing. Oftentimes, they would get discount tickets, and if people wanted to go, they could buy a ticket, and they could go to things like that. They're in the process of doing some remodeling, so I think it's going to get better. They have a special chef that comes in, and I saw a menu, and it looks like they have some pretty good food. They have menus that are set up for people who have special needs with their food.
Traci
3
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August 11, 2022
The tour at Quail Ridge Assisted Living was good. They invited me in for a meal. The person that gave the tour was great. The rooms were smaller than anything else I looked at. The one-bedroom they had us looked at was very oddly designed, especially the bedroom part, which had a lot of angles, so it would be hard to fit furniture. It was scheduled to be cleaned and re-carpeted, so it didn't look great and it was pretty worn out. I liked their concept that the residents could eat at any time. There are no set hours. The food was very good. They do some outings. All their halls look the same, so it would be very easy for a resident to get lost. The elevator is also a little difficult to manage, especially if they're using a walker. The communication between the nursing staff and the marketing doesn't seem to be great.
Kevin
5
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March 27, 2022
My mother will be moving into Quail Ridge Assisted Living. I thought it was the largest apartment of all the ones that I visited. It was really clean and everything that I saw was in order. The room didn't have any bad smells. It didn't matter whether I went with them or not, the staff would help me out. The facade was all brick, it's pristine, and it looked nice. Everything's clean. I see interaction with the staff and members. I was just there yesterday and I witnessed interactions and everybody seemed to be nice. They've got a podiatrist that comes for their toenails and fingernails, they also have a salon where you can get your hair cut, and they have exercise equipment, but that's in assisted living. The actual memory care didn't have anything like that because that's not safe for memory care people to be getting on equipment like that.
suedee
1
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November 21, 2021
Quail Ridge is a terrible place Can’t keep staff, don’t help with showers, don’t give out medication as suppose too. They don’t stay to see if resident takes meds just leaves them in room. Place is not clean. Staff is very rude & won’t return calls.
Kevin
4
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October 19, 2021
My aunt has moved into Quail Ridge Assisted Living. Originally, we were very happy with the place, but we ended up being not quite as happy because they failed to provide some of the services that they stated they would provide. With helping our aunt on getting in and out of the room a little bit more, they really didn't provide that. We ended up having to move her into the memory care facility there. She was in assisted living, and it appears that maybe the services on memory care are much better. That was probably the biggest issue. She did not have as much interaction with the staff as we were told she would. Once we got her in there, the people who convinced us to move her in, really seemed to have "Okay they're in, let's move on to the next customer." We didn't really feel like there was a lot of follow up and a lot of genuine concern once we had her in the facility. The facility itself is fairly nice and fairly new. The dining facility is excellent in the assisted living care. They have a 24-hour service in the dining facility there, and it's excellent. The food is excellent, probably the nicest thing about the place. They have a pool that's fairly new; it doesn't seem like it's used much. They have an exercise facility that's very, very nice. All in all, the facility itself seems to be more than adequate. The room that she originally had was a fairly decent size. We were very pleased with that. She moved into memory care, which is a different sized room. It seems more than adequate, when we got everything moved in. I'll give the staff a rating of four; we'll give them the benefit of the doubt.
VS
4
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January 13, 2021
I went to see Quail Ridge Assisted Living, and look around the outside. Then we did a virtual tour. I saw their memory care facility, the common areas, an apartment, their patio, and their food service. The person who did the tour with me did a very good job; very personable. I had talked to her on the phone several times before and after the tour. I liked her a lot. They have some things that are available that are too ostentatious, I didn't think my husband would be able to do. So, I discarded some of the neat things that they have like a swimming pool and things like that. I just didn't think he's up to it, so I discounted those. It is kind of nice, but it would be better if you were in the assisted living, and doing things. It's just done right. It was a good tour; it was a tour where she actually walked around and showed me where she was walking. So, it was a good one. I tried the food there. She brought the lunch they were serving that time, and I had lunch there. It was excellent food. I really enjoyed it. She was really doing a good sales job.
JSBl
1
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January 21, 2020
Terrible place . Get you in & month later raise rent. No communication Lady that shows you around nice till after your moved in then don’t have anything to do with resident.
Diane
5
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May 16, 2019
Quail Ridge was very nice and comfortable. The staff member who gave me the tour was very friendly and helpful. The menu looked very nice. The apartment is very nice, clean, and comfortable-looking. They have exercises, bible study, singing groups, field trips, and they watch movies.
Carol U
1
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October 3, 2017
My father, who has Alzheimer's Disease, is a resident at Quail Ridge. He recently went missing for a whole morning and the staff were unaware that he was gone. When I called to complain, I was told that because my sister has Power of Attorney, Quail Ridge would not discuss my father's absence or how to prevent it from happening again. They told me to call my sister if I had a problem. There was no expression of concern for my father's safety.
Mary Sharp
5
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September 7, 2017
My mother did not want to go into assisted living, but she quickly felt at home and was hapoy at Quail Ridge. The staff made a point of knowing resident's names and were very cheerful and friendly to them. The food was delicious and available at all times. My mother and i were very hapoy with the apartment, the services, and the friendliness of staff and residents. I would live there myself if I needed assisted living!
MazieMay
1
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July 14, 2017
Quail Ridge is a terrible place.! They have contant employee turnover and are extremely rude. Employees have terrible attitudes and yell at one another in front of residents. DO NOT TAKE YOUR FAMILY THERE.!
genise
4
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June 6, 2017
We decided to go to Quail Ridge in July. It had the best square feet and probably the better quality of food for the price. They had several activities on the calendar like outside trips as well as activities for people who cannot maneuver outside very well. They had a library, a little snack bar, a sitting area, and a movie room. They have good food, and they have a clean, pleasant environment.
sue244746
4
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June 1, 2017
I almost chose Quail Ridge. If you're in assisted, it's probably wonderful. However, it was business-run instead of run by a religious organization. I wasn't really impressed with them. It's close to my house, but right now, it is not easy access yet because they're building it and making it where the memory care will have its own entrance. I think Quail Ridge is pretty good. Assisted living has a lot of activities, and they're building a swimming pool. They had a lot going on.
Dorothy318331
5
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April 5, 2017
My dad is in Quail Ridge. The place is very clean and very well staffed. The staff is very friendly, very helpful, knowledgeable, and attend to the residents needs. Their restaurants within the facility accomodate the residents. They have an on-staff clinic and physical therapy department. It is a wonderful place for an elderly person to live. The rooms are clean. They have daily activities, like yoga classes and church services, plus a movie theater and trips to go shopping or to the art museum. There is something different for them to do every day.
Ann515017
5
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March 4, 2017
I liked Quail Ridge's people, facilities, and everything about it. I would put my mother there in a heartbeat. The people I spoke to were happy and loved the facility. It was impressive. My mother would have loved it there.
Birdman1
5
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January 27, 2017
Our mom has been living at Quail Ridge for 3 1/2 years and absolutely loves it. We live nearby and drop by at all different times of the day. We are so impressed with the caring staff, the excellent dining room (the food is so good!) and servers, and all of the activities. The housekeepers clean Mom's apartment better than ours does at our house! They do her laundry weekly and have never lost anything. I read one of the reviews talking about things getting stolen but we have NEVER had that problem. Our mom leaves her room unlocked all the time too, as do many of the residents. We have gotten to know many of the other residents and they are happy living there too. Most of the residents are very "with it" unlike many of the residents we saw when visiting other facilities. Quail Ridge will be opening their new section in a few months. Even though we have lived with the construction going on, it has not affected the care or service our mom gets. In fact, she enjoys watching the progress on the new building out of her window. Thank you to Shelley Trimble, the new executive director, for making a great facility even better since she came! We couldn't be happier with care our mom gets at Quail Ridge but even more importantly, she is VERY happy living there. What more could we ask for than to know she is happy and well cared for?
zaz
5
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December 12, 2016
Thank you Shelly Trimble-exc director, Charles Williams- food and beverage director, "Gabby"- Lead cook on Dec 11 2016, for the Holiday celebration, buffet & event, and Thank you Kristen Moss-move in coordinator, for the Outstanding Presentation and Carey Pierce-leasing counselor and so many more that made that embracing fun event for resident Peg Furr and all others!!!!! Pegs family is so grateful for all the staff at Quail Ridge.
misscaregiver
5
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December 10, 2016
My parents into Quail Ridge Assisted Living over two years ago after looking at over ten other facilities. We were so impressed with the attitude of management. Several of the other places we interviewed had told us that my mother would not be allowed to use a bedside commode! She had fallen several times getting up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom so her doctor wanted her to use the bedside commode. Yet some of the ALF's wouldn't even allow them! But at Quail Ridge, when we asked if they were allowed, not only did they say YES but they worked with us to provide everything else my parents needed. Both of my parents get A+ care and attention from everyone at Quail Ridge. The food in the dining room is outstanding... there is a special of the day at lunch and dinner but they can also order from an extensive menu for all meals. They can also get breakfast anytime of the day that they want. There is also a Happy Hour every day with hors d'oeuvres and beverages (non-alcoholic and alcoholic!). They also have drivers to take residents to doctor's appointments, shopping, errands, etc. It truly is a family environment. The maintenance department is outstanding and comes to take care of everything from changing light bulbs to helping them figure out their TV or phone! Another bonus is that the other residents are very nice. My parents have made many new friends! A year ago my dad had a heart attack and was taken to the Heart Hospital. The night of his heart attack, he said, "I want to go home!" I asked him "Where do you want to go?" and he replied, "Home, to Quail Ridge." I have other friends whose parents do NOT like the Assisted Living facility where they live. How sad to move your parents to a place that they do not like. But here was my dad calling it HOME! Hearing that and knowing Dad was happy at Quail Ridge and considered it home was priceless to me. We have recommended Quail Ridge to others. Recently, they have opened a Memory Care unit and will soon open a new wing. It just keeps getting better and better.
WiseWoman '32
5
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November 26, 2016
I've been a resident at QR for almost six years, and I'd like to speak to the warm and caring nature of our hands-on helpers -- waitstaff, CNA's, CMA's. housekeepers, activities staff. They go above and beyond "the job" and pay attention to our individual preferences in a way that leaves me feeling VERY well cared for. I'd also like to mention our exceptional food service. Most residential facilities offer a choice of three items at each meal. We have a "Daily Special" -- but also a four-page menu filled with salads, appetizers, side dishes, and entrees just like you would find in a fine restaurant. Our table service is high quality too, again seeking to match the "Fine Restaurant" standard. As we age and leave our old lives in business and professions we necessarily give up a lot of choices, but we have a lot of choices here at Quail Ridge. And I've loved living here.
con ayuda de dios
1
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July 7, 2015
the mgt does not care,,the resident that i am an advocate for has been living there 5 years and has valuable clothing and other items stolen and the mgt will do nothing....they pretend it is her mind....There is nothing wrong with my mind and i am the one that takes care of her organization and objects and clothing............the person i am an advocate for will not move,,,as it is to much stress,,,,,so she continues to have new clothing and other new items stolen by ?????????????? we do not know what to do to stop this stealing and the mgt will do "0"....I would not recomend anyone to move there if they are apposed to stealing.
Sherry35
2
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October 16, 2014
The lady that I was looking for likes Quail Ridge. That's where she is living. Everybody seems to be well taken care of. It is a really nice facility. However, they could use some work on their staff. They had a big turnover in staff. Maintenance is OK, but they had a few turnovers in that too. I don't think their management is very good.
morrishj
5
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August 27, 2014
We moved my parents into Quail Ridge a month ago and they have been SO happy. The whole experience has exceeded our expectations! All of the staff members - from the front desk to the nurse/aides to housekeeping and maintenance to dining room - go out of their way to speak to my parents and help them in any way. They greet them by name and they were doing this when they had only been there a few days! They have a two bedroom unit which is spacious and one of the biggest Assisted Living units we looked at in OKC. There is a lot of storage and they were able to fit in most of their furniture. They LOVE the food in the dining room. So do all of the residents we have talked to. They have specials at lunch and dinner but you can also order from an extensive menu. Breakfast is served all day. Another thing we like is that the dining room is open from 7 AM until 7 PM so people can eat when they are hungry. They also have a Happy Hour with wine and appetizers Monday through Friday. Monthly they have theme dinners and parties. There are dozens of activities and the show movies several nights a week. There is a fitness center which is run by Angela who is always so encouraging to all residents. She has gotten my dad up and moving again and we just can't believe it! When we were considering Quail Ridge, we toured other Assisted Living facilities in OKC and Edmond. One thing that particularly impressed us is management's philosophy: "The answer is yes... now what is the question?" They found a way to accommodate all of our needs and not being run by a big corporation has definitely made a difference. They are adding on to their building and will open a Memory Care unit in October. Then there will be an additional new wing next year with underground garage, tornado safe room, and swimming pool. Many of the residents are still quite sharp and very active. That was another big plus to us. It is not a typical assisted living! We would highly recommend Quail Ridge to anyone.
Debra34
2
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July 31, 2014
The staff was not very good at Quail Ridge. They were having an activity and we were trying to go there. The staff couldn't come because I noticed they were helping some other people and some were just getting out of the hall. The rooms were a little bit smaller, but they were nice.
Caring78129350
4
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January 31, 2014
We had a dinner at Quail Ridge Assisted Living and it was fabulous. It was lovely in their restaurant, to sit in the tables with tablecloths and silverware, to have a menu to choose from, and to have someone bring you your meal. The food was just fabulous. The residents were very active. The facility didn't have that resort feel but the attentive of the staff was just excellent. It was just really wonderful. They seemed to want to go over and above. I felt that they weren't just doing their job and that they were really engaged with their residents. For activities, they did have games and physical therapy. They also have a beauty shop there for their residents. Their rooms were very nice. We saw a one-and-a-half, a studio and a one-bedroom. My mom did like their rooms there.
Aggrieved
1
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October 12, 2013
My family member became extremely sick at this facility and no one bothered to tell us. Moreover, I drove 2 hours for a meeting with the executive director, who stood me up without notice and who never even bothered to make a followup call. Do not leave your loved one here if you expect any feedback. They are understaffed and too busy to communicate with family members about loved ones.
Caring9009
4
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September 25, 2013
I visited Quail Ridge Assisted Living because it was referred to me. The staff was exceptionally friendly, nice, and courteous, but the place itself was very dark. It was also a three-storey facility and that I did not like for my mother. The rooms were outdated and small. They have an onsite clinic which I think was nice.
whiteplains
4
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April 19, 2012
My first impression of Quail Ride is that I was happy to see that the building and grounds were relatively well kept, where many of these type of facilities are not. Once inside, it was clear that this was a more modern facility, with tasteful, relaxing decor. Aesthetics were important to us, as they're important to my husband's grandmother. Most importantly, it was clean. The staff were very friendly and more than happy to take us on a tour that was very thorough, always answering all of our questions. We looked at both the studio and one-bedroom apartments that are provided, and was pleasantly surprised at how spacious they are. The private bathrooms are equipped with the safety features needed, such as a toilet and tub rail. There's a kitchenette and central heat and air in each unit, which we liked. Plus, cable is included, although a personal phone will cost you extra. We learned that there is always a trained nurse on duty and that the kitchen offers three meals a day. Laundry and housekeeping is done for the residents once a weekly. There are plenty of activities provided, as well as transportation. Best of all, we found out that she would be able to bring her small dog with her. We were also very pleased that the staff didn't pressure us in any way to make a commitment. We're still researching facilities, but Quail Ridge is definitely on our list.
cleatis79
4
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January 28, 2012
I have visited this facility many times as an inspector for an independent firm. The facility is always clean, the employees always seem upbeat and happy to help, and the management team seem to genuinely care about there tenants/patients. I know from personal experience that the owners take pride in the facility and deeply care about their patients. I have seen first hand how they respond to the patients, taking the time to listen to what they have to say, and doing everything possible to make sure they are properly taken care of. They have updated all of their systems including HVAC, electric, mechanical, fire suppression, etc to assure their patients that they have the best amenities available. I saw groups of patients gathered around listening to live music, I saw other groups of patients enjoying lunch with a large group of staff members. These are not things you usually see in these type of facilities, but it is what I have seen everytime I have visited this particular facility. This is a facility that I would definitely recommend anyone to visit.
mconner
4
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October 14, 2011
My aunt moved here after having battled breast cancer and developing other health problems. At first I was hesitant about her going to an assisted living facility, but now that she has been here for awhile and I have visited her several times, I couldn't be more happy with the facility that we chose. The staff is always friendly and they are very attentive to her needs. The location is nice and everything is very well maintained. One thing that I am really happy with is that they allow the residents to have small pets, so my aunt was able to keep her dog with her which was very important. I am also pleased with the number of events and activities that they have for the residents here. I don't worry as much now knowing that my aunt is happy and taken care of.
EngleMc
3
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June 2, 2011
Quail Ridge Assisted Living is a very clean place. The staff is friendly and eager to help both the residents and family visiting the residents. My uncle was always entertained with the activities happening within the facility, something fun is always taking place. He had an event to look forward to each week. Also, the transition was made very smoothly by the leasing coordinator. She made sure everything my uncle needed to be comfortable and feel at home was made available. He especially enjoyed the meals and kitchen staff, they always made him smile with their jokes. The only complaint I have is the high turnover rate with the employees. I will recommend this facility.
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