Jasmine Estates of Oklahoma City is a 50-bed memory care community on SW 104th Street in South Oklahoma City, seven years old and purpose-built for residents with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. It is not a mixed-care campus with a memory wing; memory care is the entire operation.
The physical environment is set up accordingly. The perimeter is secured, full video surveillance covers the community, and a 24/7 emergency response system is in place. An on-site nurse and certified care staff are available around the clock. Personal assistance with bathing, dressing, and grooming is provided, along with mobility and transfer coordination.
There are two named programs: A Higher Standard Memory Care Center and Faith-Based Memory Care. The faith-based designation will matter to some families and be neutral to others; it’s worth asking what that looks like in practice during a visit.
Three chef-prepared, dietician-approved meals are served daily. A resident bistro handles between-meal needs. A dedicated program director manages activities.
Suite options include companion suites and private configurations. Open visitation means families are not restricted to set visiting hours. Community Hospital sits 1.43 miles away, and the Walk Score of 43 reflects a car-dependent area.
Jamarus Johnson owns the community; Laura Leehan serves as administrator. For families looking for a secure, dedicated memory care environment in south Oklahoma City with a structured care program and the option of faith-based programming, Jasmine Estates is a focused, purpose-built choice.
