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Yes. Every animal is chosen for a calm temperament, kept current on vaccinations and checked by our vet tech. Animal time is always supervised, and residents who prefer not to be around animals have quiet spaces of their own.

We keep one household with no indoor animals for residents with allergies or fears. They can still visit the hens and the goat outside if they like.

Sometimes. Small, calm, vaccinated cats and dogs can move in with their person when our team agrees it's safe. We'll help with the care.

Yes. Doors are coded and alarmed, and the walking loop, garden and pasture are fenced. Residents can be outdoors on their own.

Most families pay privately or with long-term care insurance. Medicare covers doctor visits and therapy but not room and board. Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA pension benefits, and some Oklahomans qualify for the state's ADvantage waiver for assisted living services. Tribal citizens may have additional resources; our social worker can help you look.

Coffee and breakfast whenever residents wake, egg-gathering and animal chores mid-morning, dinner at noon, a rest, then crafts, walks or porch music in the afternoon, supper and a quiet evening.

Yes. Come for a meal, bring the grandkids, help in the garden. Well-behaved family dogs are welcome too.

We update the care plan and coordinate hospice when it's time, so most residents never have to move again.

Familiar furniture, bedding, photographs and comfortable clothes with name labels. If there's a favorite blanket, bring that too; the cats will approve.

We plan for the late afternoon: lights on early, quiet music, a dog to pet and a walk on the loop. Most residents settle with routine and company rather than medication.

Whenever it's safe. On cold days the hens still need feeding, and we bundle up for a short trip to the coop.

That's the whole idea. Gardeners garden, cooks help in the kitchen and farmers do chores. We start with who your mom or dad has always been.

Our animal program coordinator is a certified vet tech. A local veterinarian sees every animal regularly.

Call any time, and you'll get a photo note every Friday. Our nurse will call you whenever anything changes.