Iris Memory Care of NW Oklahoma City

Iris Memory Care of NW Oklahoma City is a memory care community in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, specializing in assisted living for residents with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The community operates three separate residential buildings, each designed for a maximum of 18 residents, creating an intimate home-like environment that research shows benefits those living with memory loss.

The community provides specialized care services with staff trained specifically to assist residents with dementia, understanding that memory loss impacts each person differently. Caregivers prioritize getting to know residents on a personal level and offer individualized attention supported by a higher staff-to-resident ratio compared to most assisted living communities. Iris Memory Care welcomes residents for respite care, short-term stays, or long-term stays.

Resident suites and community spaces feature hardwood-like flooring, specially chosen wall colors for their calming qualities, and an open floor plan that allows residents to navigate easily while permitting accessible staff supervision and care. The kitchen and dining areas are designed to encourage community and social engagement, with families welcome to join residents for home-cooked meals at any time.

Activities and amenities are designed around the sensory needs of memory care residents, providing regular opportunities for movement, social engagement, and simple tasks that stimulate the mind and elevate mood. The physical environment prioritizes both privacy and dignity while helping to eliminate fall risks.

Located at MacArthur Boulevard and NW 122nd Street near Bluff Creek Park and Lake Hefner, the community is conveniently positioned in northwest Oklahoma City with easy access to John Kilpatrick Turnpike and Hefner Parkway. The location serves residents from NW Oklahoma City, Edmond, Piedmont, and Nichols Hills, and is within five miles of INTEGRIS Health Baptist and Mercy Hospital, as well as multiple outpatient clinics for major health systems in the region.