lore hall
Feb 2026
We're so lucky to have Lori, as our Marketing Director. She's friendly, dedicated, approachable, and genuinely care about our community. She's going above and beyond to make our community feel like home.
1 / 6Families generally describe Morada Broken Arrow as a warm, friendly independent living community with lots of activities and caring staff, and many say their loved ones have thrived socially there. However, a number of more recent reviews raise concerns about declining food quality, thinning staffing, and rising rents, suggesting the experience may have changed over time.
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Morada Broken Arrow is a senior living community in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma offering Independent Living. Amenities include Professional Chef, Restaurant style Dining Room and Outdoor Patio. Families rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 79 reviews.
Morada Broken Arrow is an independent living community with supportive services in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The community features woodland-inspired surroundings with walking paths and offers senior apartment homes and cottage-style living options. Residents may arrange optional supportive services through trusted third-party providers available onsite, allowing them to maintain independence while adapting as needs change.
The community provides three chef-prepared meals daily using fresh ingredients, with seasonal and rotating menus created with resident input. A full-time activities director leads seven daily core components of programming, including weekly mahjong, a men's social club, bird watching society, language classes, and monthly-themed dinners. Health and fitness programming focuses on the 7 Dimensions of Wellness, with onsite therapies available to help improve strength, balance, and flexibility.
Community outings are tailored to residents' interests and mobility levels, featuring trips to nearby museums, botanical gardens, and local theaters. The community emphasizes social and recreational programs that combat loneliness and foster friendships and a sense of belonging among residents.
Located in Broken Arrow, the community is situated near the Rose District, the city's historic Main Street hub featuring local restaurants, boutiques, and seasonal events. The Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center is accessible downtown, and Ascension St. John Broken Arrow is nearby for medical appointments. The location provides convenient access to everyday errands and appointments while maintaining a peaceful, tucked-away setting.
Amenities include complimentary scheduled transportation, housekeeping services, and spacious apartments with ample closet space. Common areas feature game and puzzle areas as well as a comfortable library nook.
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lore hall
Feb 2026
We're so lucky to have Lori, as our Marketing Director. She's friendly, dedicated, approachable, and genuinely care about our community. She's going above and beyond to make our community feel like home.
Janice Young
Sep 2025
My father moved in in 2022. The food was great and the staff was very adequate. The food changed when they lost the chef so for two years the food has been terrible. And now they don’t even get choices anymore. They are understaffed and there have been times when his bedding doesn’t get changed for three weeks. The staff is very nice but there aren’t enough of them. They used to have a snack room where they could always pick up fruit, milk, and cookies. It’s rarely there anymore. I’ve searched for someone to call over these facilities but haven’t had any luck. My father eats his own food he buys in his room quite often.
Evelyn Denny
May 2025
The building and apartments are lovely. The activity director is amazing with tons of energy and caring for the residents. The housekeepers not related to the director are fantastic. The residents are wonderful. Mom has made so many friends. THE FOOD IS HORRIBLE. The kitchen is not staffed with culinary professionals. They can't produce what they actually put on the menu. The food is frequently cold, inedible, or something frozen they just heated in the oven. Compared to other facilities I toured, they are subpar in the kitchen. And for dessert, they don't always make it- expect ice cream sandwiches. Many people leave with their plate untouched. If they can fix this to competitor standards, it would be a top notch facility. But, the director just blames it on corporate instead of fixing anything.The prices go up, but food quality does not.
Steve Austin
Apr 2025
This is not a animal friendly place, new manager snarls Everytime she sees a dog, her sister is the housekeeper on 1st floor and there are so many complaints and the entryway is dirty and needs to be sweep , mopped, and Dusted and don't forget you cant drink out of the water fountain cause it is never cleaned! But instead of taking care of the problem she will now go to 3rd floor and be the housekeeper, and my friends are livid, they said she is always busy at the front desk waiting on Dawna to get to work so it is close to 10 am before she even goes down the hallways or she is in the office sitting with the new assistant, we wish Bobby was still here! this use to be a great place to live, but now we see more firemen in a week than we did 4 years ago, plus you can't complain about anything for the director won't do anything but turn the cheek! Thank goodness I moved out, I never even got housekeeping even though it was included in my rent and I was on 3rd floor
Willis Rock
Nov 2024
This facility is on a fast track to the slums. Every opportunity to cut corners and save money is made regardless of resident care and complaints. There is “security” that works minimal hours just to keep the funding for Veterans that stay there. The food is poor quality. The staff doesn’t get along or have respect for the residents. The amount of other residents leaving greatly outweighs those that choose to stay. Rent increases are rampant. Cleanliness is ignored. I’ve heard some of our housekeepers talking about skipping rooms and laughing it off. If you care about your family I do not recommend this as a place to live.
Morada Broken Arrow offers Independent Living.
Morada Broken Arrow is located at 2601 S Elm Pl in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
Families generally describe Morada Broken Arrow as a warm, friendly independent living community with lots of activities and caring staff, and many say their loved ones have thrived socially there. However, a number of more recent reviews raise concerns about declining food quality, thinning staffing, and rising rents, suggesting the experience may have changed over time.
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