A boutique home for sixteen Residents where the days are built around people, nature, and a mind that’s still worth engaging. Not a facility. A different way of living well.
“She deserved a home that felt like home, not a hallway that smelled like a hospital.”
Erica, Founder on her grandmother, Laura Mae
16
Residents, By Design
1:4
Staff-To-Resident Ratio
5
Senses Engaged, Everyday
24/7
Awake, On-Site Caregiving
My grandmother had Alzheimer’s. As her condition progressed, she moved through a system built for volume, not dignity. Clean enough. Staffed enough. But she didn’t need “enough.” She needed to be known.
Tulsa Care Home exists because of her, named Laura Mae Living in her honor. This is the home I wish had existed. Boutique, beautiful, unhurried. A place where staff know your loved one’s favorite song, their coffee order, and the name of their childhood dog.
I’m Erica, a healthcare IT professional, licensed administrator, and lifelong Tulsan. I designed this from the ground up to be everything the standard wasn’t.
This isn’t nostalgia. We are not trying to recreate 1955, and we are not against progress. We’re asking a harder question — one the industry doesn’t ask often enough:
What if the most advanced thing you can do for a person in the last chapter of their life is give them back their attention, their senses, and their days?
Technology has a real job here. It manages medications with precision. It keeps your family informed in real time. It documents care so that nothing is missed and nothing is guessed at. Then it gets out of the way.
What fills the space instead is the thing that actually holds a person together: morning light, hands in soil, a book read aloud, a conversation that goes somewhere, music that means something, a mind that is asked to work. Sixteen people who know each other’s names.
Our clinical systems are excellent and invisible. The screens in our common spaces are small and purposeful. We never let a device become the easiest thing in the room.
Outdoor time is scheduled, not optional. Gardens residents actually tend. Windows placed for light, not just for code. Fresh air treated as part of the care plan.
Touch, taste, smell, sound, sight — engaged on purpose, not by accident. Sensory life is the last thing to leave us and the first thing most facilities forget.
Programming that builds over months instead of filling an hour. Real classes. Real subjects. Residents treated as people still capable of learning something new.
We believe families deservefull transparency.
Ask any question. Tour without an appointment. Review our policies before you ever sign anything.
Credentials
Licensed RCAL Administrator — Oklahoma’s highest standard for our facility type
Our founder holds an Oklahoma Residential Care/Assisted Living administrator license through OSBELTCA – the highest standard for operators of our size.
Documentation
Policies & Procedure Manual
We operate under a comprehensive, professionally authorized framework available for family review before any commitment is made.
Digital Care Records
ALIS Electronic Health System
Every care interaction, medication administration, and incident is documented in real time, the gold standard EHR for residential assisted living. Family is provided with a portal where you can track every point of your loved ones care.
Staffing
Ratios, Certified Staff & Background Checks
Every caregiver undergoes thorough background screening and MAT certification before meeting a single resident. Ratios exceed state minimums by design.
Visitation
Open-Door Policy
Family members are welcome any time. We never restrict visiting hours because transparency isn’t a feature; it’s the standard.
Pricing
Clear, All-Inclusive Monthly Rate
No surprise fees. No tiered care add-ons. One monthly rate covers everything your loved one needs to live well.
We open in Fall 2028 with space for only 16 residents. Families on our waitlist receive priority placement, early tours, and direct access to our founder. No pressure, only information and honesty.