FountainBrook Assisted Living and Memory Care is the premier Senior Living community near Oklahoma City, OK. FountainBrook provides Engaged Living and compassionate care to our Assisted Living residents, and those with Dementia, Alzheimer's. We believe that our 62+ residents should have a full and Engaged Life, with a team, like family & an environment that thrives.
FountainBrook desires for all of its residents to live an Engaged Life. We believe that just because a person grows older, their longing to have purpose, meaning, meaningful experiences does not diminish. Our goal is to create an environment where you can flourish. A full range of services encourages a sense of freedom and self for both Assisted Living & Memory Care residents- while also providing a worry-free lifestyle.
FountainBrook desires for all of its residents to live an Engaged Life. We believe that just because a person grows older, their longing to have purpose, meaning, meaningful experiences does not diminish. Our goal is to create an environment where you can flourish. A full range of services encourages a sense of freedom and self for both Assisted Living & Memory Care residents- while also providing a worry-free lifestyle.
Reviews (7)
Jeff Thompson
Jan 06, 2020
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I, and my whole family, am grateful for Fountainbrook and their incredible staff. They made it possible for my parents to stay together when Mom broke her hip. They give excellent care. They have wonderful food. But I am most appreciative of they genuine affection and attention the entire staff shows to all the residents. I would recommend them without reservation to anyone needing any level of independent or assisted living.
Harleen Quinzel
Dec 31, 2019
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I worked there as a CNA for a few months and really enjoyed it, however some of the other CNAs aren't that great. Not that I'm trying to call anyone out, but I've had residents complain to me specifically by their name. The facility is really great but the higher staff such as the DON and the administrator don't do a very good job of taking care of the nurses. For example, we had a resident that took three of us to lift (which it should only take two) we nearly broke our backs and our director did nothing about our complaints. Another thing is that I was grabbed by a resident's family member (which
Bear Hair
Dec 28, 2019
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Denise James
Jul 19, 2019
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Kj Benton
Sep 03, 2018
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If your looking for a facility for a loved one that has mild to medium stage Alzheimers/Dementia please do NOT place them at FountainBrook Assisted Living & Memory Support!!
The facility is nice and new but the level of care in the memory unit is substandard at best. I stayed with my mom for the first week and after voicing my concerns to the memory unit director ..who I rarely saw in the memory unit, and one other manager I took my mom back home..losing every bit of the $5,000+ that was paid...only after I removed her was I informed that a written 30 day notice was required to receive any money
The facility is nice and new but the level of care in the memory unit is substandard at best. I stayed with my mom for the first week and after voicing my concerns to the memory unit director ..who I rarely saw in the memory unit, and one other manager I took my mom back home..losing every bit of the $5,000+ that was paid...only after I removed her was I informed that a written 30 day notice was required to receive any money
L. Hood
Aug 22, 2018
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There is a huge difference in care recieved between an assisted living facility with a memory care unit and a facility whose only focus is memory care. Unfortunately, we were not aware of this difference when we chose this facility. It was 5 minutes from my parents house and a beautiful place, so we thought it would be great for my dad and my mom could easily visit him. He was in the later stages of Alzheimer's when he moved in. The staff is not well trained in memory care and was not interested in a patient that was more "work" than wheelchair bound, TV watching, forgetful senior. Within 3 days
Anna A. George Anna
Jul 19, 2016
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