William Teeple
May 2026
The Cedars at Woodland Hills – Tulsa, OK<br><br>I toured The Cedars at Woodland Hills and it immediately felt like the right place for me. When I arrived, I was in the middle of a difficult neuropathy episode and was extremely emotional. Kristin was simply amazing. She was incredibly patient, gave me all the time I needed to get back to a mental baseline, and her calm, kind temperament handled the situation extraordinarily well. Because of her, I felt genuinely safe — something I haven’t always felt during this transition.<br><br>The Cedars focuses on helping seniors “age in place,” which eased my mind tremendously, especially with my recent increase in PTSD with Panic Disorder and Major Depressive Disorder from 50% to 70%. They work closely with residents to ensure a healthy lifestyle, including providing meals that meet each person’s dietary needs — which in my case means careful diabetic considerations and foods that are compatible with my esophageal issues.<br><br>The staff made me feel supported and respected while still giving me the dignity of independent living quarters. The location also puts me closer to my three youngest daughters and gives me better access to VA care in the Tulsa area.<br><br>If you’re a senior (especially a veteran) looking for a compassionate, well-run community that truly cares about your well-being during life’s transitions, I highly recommend The Cedars at Woodland Hills. For me, it was the place that made me feel safe when I needed it most.
