Saddlebrook Senior Living

Last verified: October 2026 against the OSDH Long Term Care record

Is Saddlebrook Senior Living licensed in Oklahoma?

Yes. Saddlebrook Senior Living holds an open OSDH Assisted Living Center license, ID AL5513, for 116 beds. It is listed as open in the OSDH Long Term Care registry retrieved October 24, 2026.

License and contact information for Saddlebrook Senior Living

What does the OSDH inspection file show for Saddlebrook Senior Living?

OSDH has posted 10 survey documents for Saddlebrook Senior Living — licensing inspections and complaint investigations — the most recent dated November 14, 2025, with 4 since October 2023. No administrative or court order appears in the public file.

Survey years on file: 2025 (1), 2024 (2), 2023 (4), 2022 (2), 2019 (1). A longer document usually means more findings were written up, but only the report itself says what OSDH cited and whether it was corrected. Open them from the facility's file on the OSDH survey search, and ask the administrator to walk you through the latest one.

Does Saddlebrook Senior Living offer memory care?

Saddlebrook Senior Living has an Alzheimer's Disease Special Care Disclosure in its OSDH file (latest dated October 19, 2026). Oklahoma requires one from any provider that advertises a special unit or program for Alzheimer's or related dementia, covering staffing ratios, training, admission and discharge rules, the physical environment and fees — ask for a copy.

Who is Saddlebrook Senior Living a good fit for?

As a large community by Oklahoma City standards, Saddlebrook Senior Living suits someone who needs daily help with personal care or medications but not 24-hour skilled nursing, which an Oklahoma assisted living center cannot provide. Larger buildings tend to offer more on-site activities and dining; ask how that translates into staff time per resident.

How does Saddlebrook Senior Living compare with other licensed communities nearby?

With 116 licensed beds, Saddlebrook Senior Living ranks #13 by size among the 81 assisted living centers in the metro. The Oklahoma City & Nichols Hills area has 38 licensed centers with 2,339 beds between them, 8 of them flagged for memory care.

• Quail Ridge Senior Living — Oklahoma City, 184 beds, 10 survey files
• Legend at Rivendell — Oklahoma City, 151 beds, 11 survey files
• The Stonehaven of Oklahoma City — Oklahoma City, 146 beds, 8 survey files
• The Gardens at Quail Springs Assisted and Memory — Oklahoma City, 133 beds, 12 survey files
• Epworth Villa Health Services — Oklahoma City, 130 beds, 9 survey files

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How big is Saddlebrook Senior Living compared with other Oklahoma County assisted living?

Saddlebrook Senior Living holds 116 of the 3,024 licensed assisted living beds in Oklahoma County (4%), across 51 open centers there. Metro-wide the 81 centers hold 5,036 beds, and the median center is licensed for 55 beds.

Licensed beds are a ceiling, not a census: OSDH licenses capacity, and a community may run below it. Ask how many residents live there today, how many are in memory care, and how staffing scales when the building is full.

How often does OSDH inspect Saddlebrook Senior Living?

The public file for Saddlebrook Senior Living holds 10 survey documents across 7 calendar years (2019–2025), about 1.4 a year. Oklahoma assisted living centers receive periodic licensing surveys, and OSDH adds complaint investigations whenever someone files a complaint, so a busier file can reflect a larger building or more complaints — the reports themselves say which.

When you read a survey, look for the date, whether it was a licensing survey or a complaint investigation, the rule each finding cites, and the plan of correction. Repeat findings on the same rule across two or more surveys matter more than a single citation.

What local help is available near Saddlebrook Senior Living?

Oklahoma County families can reach the Areawide Aging Agency (405-942-8500) for options counseling, the long-term care ombudsman and caregiver programs. Statewide, suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation goes to OKDHS at 1-800-522-3511, and licensing complaints to OSDH Long Term Care at (405) 426-8200.

Where is Saddlebrook Senior Living and what is nearby?

Saddlebrook Senior Living is at 12928 North May Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73120, in Oklahoma County. Hospitals families in this part of the metro use include OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center, INTEGRIS Health Baptist Medical Center, SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital.

Oklahoma City is the state capital and Oklahoma's largest city, with roughly 700,000 residents inside a metro of about 1.5 million and a growing 65+ population spread from the established northwest neighborhoods near Mercy and INTEGRIS Baptist to the south side and the Quail Springs corridor.

Nearby areas families also look at: Nichols Hills-adjacent, Edgemere Park, Crown Heights, Mesta Park, Quail Springs.

How much does Saddlebrook Senior Living cost?

OSDH does not publish rates, so ask Saddlebrook Senior Living for its written rate sheet. For context, memory care in the Oklahoma City area typically runs $4,800–$6,800 a month in 2026.

Paying for it: SoonerCare (Oklahoma Medicaid) does not pay assisted living rent, but the ADvantage Waiver can cover personal care services for residents who qualify medically and financially; VA Aid and Attendance helps eligible veterans and surviving spouses. Ask on the first call which of these Saddlebrook Senior Living accepts.

How should I evaluate Saddlebrook Senior Living?

The license says what a community may do; the survey file shows how it has been doing it. Read the latest OSDH survey for Saddlebrook Senior Living, visit at a mealtime and again unannounced, and ask how the memory care unit would handle a resident whose needs change.

Questions to ask on your tour of Saddlebrook Senior Living

• How many caregivers are awake overnight, and how many residents does each one cover?
• What did the most recent OSDH survey cite, and what did you change afterward?
• Which care needs would require a move to a nursing facility?
• Who passes medications, and how are medication errors tracked and reported?
• How often is the service plan reassessed, and can family attend?
• Do you accept the ADvantage Waiver or VA Aid and Attendance, and is there a waitlist for those residents?
• What happens at 2 a.m. after a fall, and which hospital do you send residents to?
• Can family visit unannounced, and who do we call with a concern?
• If dementia progresses, can my parent stay, and what does the secured unit cost?

Who can help if there is a problem at Saddlebrook Senior Living?

Start with the administrator, then file a complaint with OSDH Long Term Care at (405) 426-8200. For free local counseling and the long-term care ombudsman, contact the Areawide Aging Agency (405-942-8500); report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation to the Oklahoma DHS adult abuse line, 1-800-522-3511.

This profile uses only public OSDH records and does not rate, rank or endorse Saddlebrook Senior Living. Oklahoma City Senior Advisor is not affiliated with the community.