Homestead of Del City

About the community

About Homestead of Del City

Homestead of Del City is a single-story red brick senior living community nestled in a residential area in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Residents can feel at ease knowing they’ll receive continuous care and reside within miles of local hospitals and medical facilities. Residents at Homestead of Del City can age in place thanks to a continuum of care with services for independent living, assisted living, and memory care. Residents in the assisted living and memory care neighborhood receive personalized care provided by certified caregivers and on-call licensed nurses around the clock. Services can include assistance with activities of daily living, incontinence care, mobility assistance, and more. All residents can receive additional care at local medical appointments with scheduled transportation services. At Homestead of Del City, residents not only receive quality supervision but also live on-site in safe living accommodations. Emergency call systems are included in all studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartment options to provide safer living spaces. However, living accommodations depend on the care type — seniors in the independent living neighborhood reside in a pet-friendly two-bedroom cottage. While living at Homestead of Del City, residents appreciate on-site amenities and stimulating activities. Residents can socialize in the restaurant-style dining room while enjoying home-cooked meals that meet their dietary needs. The community also encourages socialization during daily recreational, spiritual, sensory, and therapeutic activities. Age in place at Homestead of Del City. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Oklahoma, visit the Oklahoma Provider Survey/Inspection Search . Related articles Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs): An All-in-One Senior Living Option How to Choose an Independent Living Community to Call Home Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference?