Maybe the best endorsement any assisted living could hope for would come from a social worker that…read moretravels the state and sees countless facilities. I just spoke with the social worker for Physicians Hospice as she had the opportunity to visit my Mom and see Bartlesville Assisted Living, Memory Care Unit. She said "I was really impressed with the facility and staff." She shared that she has seen A LOT, but this facility was very impressive and she wanted to share that information with me. If you are looking for long term care you will not do better than Bartlesville Assisted Living!!

From the owner: Our senior living community provides a feeling of home and security where dedication to the highest…read morequality of care is our priority. Find the peace of mind and care that your loved ones deserve at Bartlesville Assisted Living.

I am a recent hire at Green Country Village (almost 2 months) and honestly feel I was meant to be…read morehere. My co-workers and I truly care about our residents. Especially during these unprecedented times, being here to help our residents have positive emotional and physical well-being is even more rewarding when working with this team of professionals.

My father has lived at GCV for about 9 years and has greatly enjoyed it. The staff and services are…read moretop-notch, and my sister and I have greatly appreciated the level of care they have provided him. They offer activities, exercise, lovely grounds, good food, transportation, a clean and well-appointed facility, and a general sense of community and camaraderie. Anyone seeking a new home for an aging parent would be well advised to check out GCV. You can feel comfortable and assured entrusting your loved one to their care.

The worse place to work for the E.D will talk to you crazy and when you talk crazy back to her she…read morewill fire you funny thank goodness my client and attorney were on my other phone hearing her speak to me in such a manner! The employee's that are there will talk to you as such as well to a new employee that is trying to learn so you ask questions and they will get upset of the training was up to par alot of questions would not be asked the med aids are clueless about giving prn's meds on hold that should not be on hold because they are too lazy to go check the med room and communicate with the D.O.N when I said something about weed smoke one of the trainers said that's what they do on weekends! Smh this termination was a blessing! I pray for the residents. P.s the one start rating is even too much!

Excellent facility. Being only one story makes it so easy for everyone to get around. Staff is…read moreattentive, responsive, and they treat people like family. I'd put my own mother there when the time comes.

My grandparents live here and its a very nice place. There are a bunch of neat little things that…read morethey have for the people here. Assisted Living: First of all its an assisted living place for the elderly. They have two churches basically in their parking lot so residents get to walk to their church if they so please. My grandparents also tell me that they are always doing events at the church which sounds fun. Condos: So, not all of this is assisted living. There is a Condo/Duplex type situation where you can have your own home and front yard which is quite nice. The back yard has a nice porch and is connected through a large field to the rest of the property and a running/walking trail. They have a lot of cool features as being a part of the condo. If they need assistance, they have a whole staff that comes into the condos to help people, but only if you need it. Also, they have their own lawn services, so they never have to mow their own lawn again, which they enjoy. All around its great, they even have a gate that allows people in and out, plus a strick move in policy for older seniors only.

What kind, compassionate care! Our folks spent their final year on earth together here. We visited…read moreas often as the pandemic would allow. The staff takes excellent care of both physical and emotional needs of the residents. We were very pleased.

From the owner: Dealing with the effects of Alzheimer's disease and trying to understand available care options can…read morebe extremely challenging for families. At Heritage Point, we are working with families to envision a better way to live with Alzheimer's disease and other dementia related impairments.

We had a very disappointing experience with Montereau during an already stressful time…read more On March 23, 2026, my father was scheduled for transfer after being accepted for admission. Based on that commitment, we gave up a confirmed spot at another facility. At the last minute, we were informed that Montereau could no longer accept him because they chose to prioritize an internal patient. This left us scrambling with no placement and created unnecessary stress and risk for our family member. I understand that capacity and priorities can change, but once a patient is accepted and a transfer is scheduled, families rely on that commitment to make critical care decisions. I would strongly encourage better communication and more responsible admission practices to avoid putting other families in this situation. This experience raises serious concerns about reliability and how external patients are prioritized versus internal ones.

I had my father in Montereau last year for skilled nursing. He couldn't lift his arms and had…read morecellulitis bad in his hands and wrists. They knew this and would put his food tray up to him in his bed and pick it up hours later not even touched. He needed assistance to eat. I made them post large notes all over his room that he needs help. They stopped doing his therapy and he stayed in bed all day unless I was up there. One day I went to visit him and I heard him yelling "I need water!" over and over, he was so thirsty. He couldn't drink on his own either and they didn't care to help him. I was livid and met with the nursing director, she was like a stale loaf of bread, no apologies nothing changed. I had him moved to PAM but he had gone downhill so fast at Montereau that he passed away at PAM. We lost him last November. Sadly this all started from a fall and hip surgery otherwise he was a healthy 89

Asher Point To any family presently or considering this…read moreliving facility for a family member or friend this is my review, my family members has been relocated. The occupancy is at around 25%, why? They increase the rent yearly, last year was $200.00 per month. The previous year was $125.00. What happens when the wearable alert button is pushed? No one on the grounds can assist the individual. A call is made to an out of town call center who then calls the local 911. There is no staff on the grounds or in the facility after 8:00 pm. The entire facility is vulnerable for Fire, Thief, and storms. Their excuse is they have an alarm system? For elderly, hearing aid people that take them out at night to sleep. 2) the facility is not locked down when the staff leave. Anyone could walk in there at any time. They do not follow Oklahomas Administration Code §450:60-5-2- Independent living services. The facility is bedbug infested and they have knowingly left all the elderly occupants in this health hazard for weeks, possibly months. A formal complaint has been filed with all the proper authorities.

would not recommend to a loved one. if moving someone there, consult a few exterminators to check…read moreand recheck for bed bug infestations before moving in

I cannot speak highly enough of this facility and the staff. They helped me earlier this month…read morewith the emergency move of my mom from a facility who was grossly negligent. They were kind and compassionate and went above and beyond to make sure my mom was well care for in her final days. (she passed 6 days after moving her). I wish I had known about this place sooner! They are AMAZING!

From the owner: We are a premier assisted living and memory care facility that allows your family member feel like…read morethey are still living at home.