Assisted living in Oklahoma
186 licensed homes, licensed capacity 11,935. Assisted Living Facility: 186.
From the official licence list of the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Protective Health Services, Long Term Care Service / Health Facility Systems (list dated March 4, 2024, retrieved November 2, 2026). A licence is not a rating: visit, ask questions and read the state inspection reports before you choose. In a medical emergency, call 911.
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Assisted living in Oklahoma by city
- Ada3
- Altus2
- Ardmore3
- Bartlesville4
- Bethany4
- Bixby2
- Bristow1
- Broken Arrow9
- Catoosa1
- Chickasha2
- Claremore2
- Clinton1
- Collinsville1
- Del City1
- Duncan3
- Durant2
- Edmond14
- El Reno1
- Elk City2
- Enid5
- Fairview1
- Glenpool2
- Grove1
- Guthrie1
- Hobart1
- Kingfisher1
- Laverne1
- Lawton5
- Marlow1
- McAlester2
- Midwest City3
- Moore1
- Muskogee3
- Mustang2
- Nichols Hills1
- Norman6
- Oklahoma City35
- Okmulgee1
- Owasso4
- Pauls Valley1
- Perkins1
- Ponca City3
- Pryor1
- Purcell1
- Sand Springs1
- Seminole1
- Shawnee3
- Stillwater6
- Stroud1
- Tahlequah2
- Tulsa21
- Vinita1
- Weatherford3
- Woodward1
- Yukon4
Common questions
How many assisted living homes are in Oklahoma?
The official licence list of the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Protective Health Services, Long Term Care Service / Health Facility Systems has 186 licensed homes in Oklahoma, with a combined licensed capacity of 11,935 (list dated March 4, 2024, retrieved November 2, 2026).
Which cities in Oklahoma have the most licensed homes?
Oklahoma City (35), Tulsa (21), Edmond (14), Broken Arrow (9) and Norman (6).
What licence types does Oklahoma use for assisted living?
On this list: Assisted Living Facility (186).
How do I check a home’s inspections?
Each home’s page links to the state’s licence record or search, where the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Protective Health Services, Long Term Care Service / Health Facility Systems publishes inspection and complaint reports when available.
Source: Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Protective Health Services, Long Term Care Service / Health Facility Systems, list dated March 4, 2024, retrieved November 2, 2026. All state sources