Oklahoma Assisted Living & Retirement Communities

Oklahoma is the perfect state for seniors who appreciate friendly people, epic stories and soul-inspiring landscapes. This state has the most diverse terrain in the nation which makes for a variety of scenery and climate zones to choose from. Emeritus has five assisted living and retirement communities in Oklahoma, located in Broken Arrow, Muskogee, Tahlequah, and two in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma’s unique attractions include the longest stretch of the historic Route 66, casinos, museums, state parks and a variety of rich Native American heritage and cultural treasures. The state is also well known for its charming small towns, energetic urban centers and unique travel regions. Oklahoma's average annual temperature is a pleasant 60.5 degrees. Because its geography is so diverse, Oklahoma’s weather varies greatly from one part of the state to another. Generally, the state has a mild and humid climate. Winters can be quite chilly, but cold snaps are usually brief. Summers can be very hot. Springs are warm, though thunderstorms are frequent, while autumn is often the most enjoyable season, with blue skies and mild, sunny days.

Outdoor recreation for all interests

With more than 40 state parks, Oklahoma offers immense opportunity to enjoy its lakes, mountains, sand dunes, and forests. Anglers love to cast their lines at Lake Texoma State Park or fish for trout in the Mountain Fork River at Beavers Bend State Park. The state’s distinct terrain also lends itself to the many golf courses in Oklahoma. Whether they’re nestled in the rolling, tree-covered hills of eastern Oklahoma or the open plains of western Oklahoma, golfers have a variety of courses to enjoy.

Historical Sites and Museums for every interest

The nation's longest drivable stretch of Route 66 cuts through Oklahoma, making its way past charming towns, roadside diners and quirky attractions. Several state-of-the-art museums pay tribute to America's Main Street along the way. For art and history buffs, Oklahoma has more than 300 museums. This state offers the world's largest collection of art based on the American West. Whether you want to explore American Indian culture or discover European art collections or marvel at Egyptian mummies, Oklahoma has a museum for every taste.