All 81 open OSDH-licensed assisted living providers in Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, McClain and Pottawatomie counties — license ID, beds, phone and address for each.
Last verified: October 2026 against the OSDH registry
How many assisted living centers are licensed in the Oklahoma City metro?
81 Assisted Living Centers hold an open OSDH license across the Oklahoma City metro, with 5,036 licensed beds between them. The largest clusters are in Oklahoma City (36), Edmond (15), Norman (7), Bethany (4), Yukon (4).
40 are larger communities with 60 or more licensed beds; 17 are small homes licensed for ten or fewer residents (most for five), concentrated in Oklahoma City and Edmond. 5 are the assisted living portion of a licensed continuum of care campus. All hold the same license type — size is the main difference families feel.
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OSDH Assisted Living Center · License ID AL4401 · McClain County
What is the difference between assisted living and memory care in Oklahoma?
Assisted living is an OSDH-licensed Assisted Living Center that provides housing, meals, personal care, medication help and intermittent nursing; memory care is assisted living delivered in a dementia-specific unit or program. Oklahoma does not issue a separate memory care license — a center that advertises Alzheimer's care must file an Alzheimer's Disease Special Care Disclosure with OSDH.
Assisted living is...
Memory care is...
Who it serves
Adults who need help with bathing, dressing, medications or getting around
People with Alzheimer's or another dementia who need a secured, structured setting
License
OSDH Assisted Living Center (Continuum of Care and Assisted Living Act, 63 O.S. §1-890.1 et seq.; OAC 310:663)
The same license plus a special-care disclosure (Alzheimer's Disease Special Care Disclosure Act, 63 O.S. §1-879.2a; OAC 310:673)
Building
Open doors; residents come and go
Secured or alarmed unit with dementia-trained staff
It isn't...
A nursing home — OSDH says it cannot provide 24-hour skilled nursing
Hospice or skilled nursing — complex medical care still needs a nursing facility
Typical 2026 cost
$3,900–$5,300 a month
$4,800–$6,800 a month
Which agency licenses senior care facilities in Oklahoma?
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Long Term Care Service licenses and inspects Assisted Living Centers, Residential Care Homes, Adult Day Care Centers and nursing homes statewide. Every listing here shows the OSDH license ID, so you can match it to the state record yourself.
How do I check an Oklahoma City assisted living provider's inspection record?
Use OSDH's Long Term Care survey search at surveys.health.ok.gov: pick the facility type, search by name or city, and open the facility's file. It lists licensing surveys, complaint investigations, enforcement notices and license documents with their dates. Our full profiles summarize that file and link to the search.
How much does assisted living cost in the Oklahoma City metro in 2026?
Assisted living in the metro typically runs $3,900–$5,300 a month, with Edmond toward the top of the range and the east and south metro lower. OSDH does not publish rates, so every community's price has to come from its own written rate sheet.
How do I turn this list into a real shortlist?
Filter by area, then call us at (405) 877-8079. A local advisor will match care needs, budget and location to three licensed options with current openings, and walk you through each one's OSDH file — free to families.
Data source + refresh cadence
Every listing comes from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Protective Health Services, Long Term Care Service public facility registry and survey file at surveys.health.ok.gov (102 open facilities in Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, McClain and Pottawatomie counties; closed licenses excluded). License IDs, licensed beds, addresses, phones and survey dates are shown as OSDH publishes them. Questions about a record go to OSDH Long Term Care at (405) 426-8200 or [email protected].
Registry retrieved October 24, 2026; we re-pull it monthly. Last updated: October 24, 2026. Spot something out of date? Tell us on the contact page.
