Long-term care
Happiness, health and compassion define the 24/7 support, amenities and activities available to long-term care residents.
Holistic Living and Daily Support
At Concordia, long-term care is designed to address an individual’s comprehensive needs, including meals, accommodations and housekeeping. This option is for residents who need 24-hour nursing care and significant assistance with activities of daily living.
Benefits of Concordia Care
- Private and semi-private rooms
- 24-hour nursing service
- Assistance with daily living activities
- Physical, occupational, speech and hearing therapies
- End-of-life and palliative care
- Three chef-prepared meals daily
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Scheduled transportation
- Full-time activity director
- 30-patient max care center
- Private exceptional therapy team for all needs
Wellness for Mind, Body and Spirit
Our location in northwest Oklahoma City grants access to health services, special guests and seasonal activities. We offer spiritual and recreational programs that provide new connections, experiences and spiritual growth.
Uplifting Guests and Events
- Monthly entertainment and seasonal activities
- Comprehensive and holistic approach to encourage healing
- Chaplain visits
- Pet visitation therapy
- Themed events and dinners
- Birthday parties
Long-Term Care Accommodations
Given the level of support required at this stage of care, our residents aren’t placed in apartment-style housing. Instead, we offer private and semi-private suites that are clean, spacious and well-lit.
To create a sense of home, we encourage residents and their families to personalize suites with pictures and accessories. We provide access to numerous community common areas, including beautifully maintained outdoor green spaces.
How Much Will I Pay?
Long-Term Care FAQ
What’s the Difference Between Long-Term Care and Nursing Care?
Long-term care is aimed at older adults with chronic conditions or disabilities that worsen over time. If recovery isn’t likely, the focus is instead on providing the best quality of life.
In contrast, nursing care is focused on helping sick or injured individuals recover and can be for a short or long period, depending on their needs.
Long-term care typically takes a more holistic approach and includes services that go beyond physical needs. For example, long-term care at Concordia includes a focus on wellness programs, spiritual connections and social activities.
Who Is Concordia’s Care Staff for Long-Term Care Residents?
Our care team is comprised of a range of medical and support professionals, including:
- Certified physicians
- Registered nurses
- Certified nursing assistants (CNAs)
- Medication aides
- Home aides
- Physical therapists
- Dietitians
- Third-party specialists
Does Medicare Cover Long-Term Care in Oklahoma City?
Medicare typically doesn’t cover costs for long-term care, except for medically-related needs such as skilled nursing care, doctor’s appointments and medications. All other costs, such as room and board, assistance with daily activities and other amenities, won’t be covered by Medicare.
How Can I Better Plan the Transition to Long-Term Care?
To make the transition to long-term care as seamless as possible, discuss these items with healthcare providers at your chosen senior care community in Oklahoma City:
- What are your loved one’s dietary likes and dislikes?
- How mobile is he/she?
- How much can he/she manage personal care and hygiene?
- What role does religion play in his/her life?
- What are his/her routines and habits, as well as hobbies?
- Is he/she experiencing cognitive decline?
- Does he/she fear new surroundings?
- Does he/she socialize easily?
- By asking these questions in advance, your family can access the best possible care.
How Can I Have More Meaningful Visits with My Loved One in Long-Term Care?
Visitors are very important to residents and a well-planned visit can be rewarding for both of you. Our staff can help you with the best times to plan a visit. If you are bringing children, coach them on what to expect and plan an activity such as working on a photo album, writing letters, playing a game, or eating a meal together. If your loved one is healthy enough, consider planning an activity outside the center as well.
7707 W Britton Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73132
Phone: (405) 331-6113
Toll-Free: 1 (888) 489-0075
Fax: (405) 621-8701
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