Senior Star at Wexford Place

What I like the most about the Senior Star at Wexford Place is that most of my needs are anticipated and met by the working staff members. Based on the experience I have had so far, I would recommend this community to other families.

I would recommend this facility to family and friends

Everybody has been so wonderful here. It was a big change for my loved one to go from her home of over 50 years into Independent Living. Choosing a facility for her is something that we didn't take lightly. We really did a lot of searching and research. This has been a very good place for her. Everybody is so nice and helpful. It feels like a community here. There's a lot of interaction between residents and staff. They have a good variety of activities, including: music, pizza parties, ice cream socials, games/bingo, etc. There are always people around and people playing games. They have a nice family room that residents can watch movies or football in and also a band. They had a beautiful spread for Christmas with a buffet, music, dessert bar, etc. The staff knows everyone by name. Anytime I call, they're very knowledgeable and quick to answer my questions or find the answer if they don't know. My loved one really likes it here. I would absolutely recommend this facility to family and friends.

My mother moved to Wexford Place memory care 9 months ago. She had an unsuccessful stay at John Knox Village and we almost lost her. Wexford is a wonderful community of very dedicated and wonderful caregivers and I am grateful we found them!

This facility literally checked every box we had. Everyone is so friendly. There is always something going on to participate in. I get information daily on my loved one. All staff are informative and friendly. They offer a variety of activities including exercise class, ice cream socials, bean bag baseball, Chiefs game day viewing parties, etc. The carpets could be cleaner. They provide housekeeping and bed changing. I've recommended them every chance I get and will continue to.

We've had a very good experience. They keep me informed. They send an email every day stating what activities your parent did and what meals they ate. Any time there has been a problem, they've called me. They definitely try to do their best. The facility itself is very nice. The cost is on the higher side, but they seemed the best out of all the places we toured.

Everybody seemed extremely happy and friendly here. It was a great experience for my loved one and we would recommend Senior Star Wexford Place.

Very nice, very friendly, good staff and just a good overall experience. the food is pretty good, but not great.

It worked out great for us. Our transition was during the pandemic, and they made it east due to the circumstances. They assigned us a point person to get information and this was huge for us. This allowed better communication about my loved one. They allowed for ease of transition to assisted living. This made it even easier due to the contact person and people involved.

The nursing staff was good. The lady at the front desk can be a little less than friendly. I would recommend this community that is more independent is a great place. If your loved one is above a 2 on the scale of care needs, I would recommend you go to a different community.

Our loved one is in memory care unit and they have a nice garden right outside. It is a walking trail and our loved one likes to walk it a lot. We would recommend Senior Star community to a family or friend.

My parents were in their early 90's when they moved into Independent Living. My mother cooked at first, but with that lovely dining room available to them, she thankfully gave up cooking. It was on her own terms, and she was comfortable with that. The oversight they received helped keep them safe, and it gave me peace of mind. As they declined over several years, I hired help from the in-house private duty nursing staff ("Interim Healthcare") who offered all kinds of help for an affordable price. It's easy to be happy with a nice place when everything is going smoothly. It's when there are problems that you see the truth of an establishment like this. My father's dementia caused problems, and the staff right from the top down was very understanding, patient, and helpful. I don't know what I would have done without their experienced guidance and recommendations.

What a nightmare, and ongoing. We moved my mother into the memory wing, and my stepfather into the independent living wing. Two people moved into a unit above my stepfather, they were making so much noise it’s rendered him unable to sleep and caused both a rise in his blood pressure, and other health problems. His attempts to fix the situation where met with skepticism, false promises, brazen lies, and no solution. This has been ongoing for six months. I was told repeatedly, including being lied to my face, that this situation was being “looked into.” It was not. Months later, I called the corporate Office in Tulsa, who promised to remediate the situation. There was one visit, a couple of phone calls, then ...crickets. My mother contracted scabies twice in under six months from the memory care facility. My stepfather is reasonable requests, to relocate, have been ignored and he was shamed for having made the request. I could go on. I have already made a complaint to the local ombudsman, I am about to make another. I’m really not the sort to complain, nor is my stepfather. Our experience getting any satisfaction from this organization has been hellish.

Staff and residents were very friendly and lots of activities going on both times that I visited. My Mom and I had lunch there and food was very good. Good size apartment options. We only visited Independent Living building. The Assisted Living is in a separate building that’s much newer. My Mom felt it had a cozy feel.