Morada Midwest City

Their director of celebrations [name removed] is amazing and very dedicated to making the residents happy and feel safe. She plans and leads activities and goes beyond the call of duty. The other staff is very caring and helpful.

The staff assisting him w daily dressing, meals, etc. are particularly kind and helpful. Truly caring. We know he is safe. The only complaint is that it was a little disorganized administratively at move in, trouble getting cable on, confusion about pharmacy, doctor visit, etc. Move-in communication was a little lacking. But since then, they are taking great care of dad and we are very pleased. Very smooth after initial confusions.

It's a good place. We picked this community because of the price and staff. I would recommend to others.

I visited a friend at Morada and played games, worked the jigsaw puzzle, and had lunch. The food prepared by the chef was delicious and the Activities Director's choices of games were so much fun. The residents really seemed to enjoy themselves. The rest of the staff were welcoming and friendly. The marketing for Morada is very well done. Kudos to all the staff!

We moved my mom to Morada Midwest City in November 2023. It has been the best place for her! The staff is all amazing. She has dementia and all her nurses and staff have been just wonderful for her. The food there is great and the cook is so sweet. You can tell she loves her job and treats every resident like she is their personal cook. My mom feels very loved and safe there. I’m so thankful that God led us to Morada. I know my mom will be well taken care of there and she calls it her home. Thank you for finding this place for us!!!!

I'd give all of these a 5 except meals, which gets a 4. I know it is a small place and they do the best they can. I think they've had some people in the kitchen out sick, so it's understandable. I just don't think a corn dog is a very good meal. That's only happened once, so maybe it's a one off. My mom doesn't go hungry and am thankful for that. Everyone is really nice and we're still settling in.

The staff at Morada Midwest City was overall friendly, but the Executive Director [name removed] needs to work on her demeanor. Myself and others noticed that she talks down to some of the other employees there. In fact, one employee said "that's just how she is." That is unacceptable from my standpoint. [Name removed], however, was WONDERFUL to work with. I would recommend Morada Midwest City for someone who does not have Dementia. My loved one does, so this facility was not the right fit for her.

Everything at Morada Midwest City has been a 5 star experience and we hope that it continues to go that way. Our loved one is very happy at the community and that is what counts the most to to our family. We would recommend this community to anyone looking for a place for their loved ones.

We picked this community, because a small number of residents made it feel very warm and like a family. Everyone knows one another. The chef has been there for 20 years and is truly a chef and makes meals and dessert from scratch so the food is delicious.

We picked this community, because they had the only availability I needed. I couldn't asked for anything better. The management staff, the nurse's, head nurse, cooks and even the one who did the laundry were awesome.

Parent group Enlivant is ruining Blue Ridge. Cutting the care, the amenities and it is just the dollar that comes first. The care comes second. Considering moving our loved one. Definitely has areas that need to be improved on.

They were unbelievably helpful in helping us understand how to get things done and what to expect. Most people fall into this whole thing and learn about it as they go, but they did a great job in helping us gain experience beforehand. I would definitely recommend Blue Ridge Place to others looking.

My loved one enjoyed the community and seemed to be happy here. The staff were respectful towards my loved one. The staff communication was good with the family and they kept us updated about our loved one. There were three meals a day served to the residents.

With any facility, Blue Ridge or any other, you're going to get out of it what you put into it. The more you're there with your loved one, I think the better service you're going to get. And I think if you're an absentee person with your loved one there by themselves, they're not going to get as much attention. We were there often and got good results. If I was unhappy with anything, I went straight up and told them. They staff responded well and helped quickly. They don't have enough people right now, which is standard in the industry. They're working overtime to meet resident needs. Overall I was pleased with them, and I couldn't' have taken care of my loved one the way they did in the end. I found their cost to be very comparable to other places.

Friendly staff and smaller facility. Like many places would be better with less staff turnover

Our deciding factor to pick a community was based on whether or not our mother was going to like the place and just from the tour she liked it. It was a really good first impression. The meals and dining service can sometimes be a hit or a miss but overall we would recommend the Blue Ridge Place community to other families searching.

It's a very secure place, and I'm very happy with that. The staff is very helpful. The living spaces are a little smaller than other places we looked at, but they're still adequate for my loved one.

We are very happy with the community. The staff are very caring and the facility is very clean. They are very professional here. My loved one goes to activities Monday thru Friday and sometimes goes twice a day.