For many years, Wolfe Living Center at Summit Ridge has met the healthcare needs of families throughout the eastern Oklahoma County area. This has been provided with loving care during times when families are confused, concerned, and overwhelmed by the condition of a loved one.

Located within a quick commute to Oklahoma City, we have access and close relationships to all of the fine hospitals in the area.

Our staff of professionals has been there for you, whether it’s for short-term care or longer residential care. Wolfe Living Center provides all of the services you’d expect from a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center. And, our adjacent independent living community offers another option for residents seeking security, activities, access to healthcare, and a loving environment.

But, we’re different. As you’ll see, our work is guided by Christian principles, fostering love and respect for our residents. Founded by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Wolfe Living Center brings God’s work to the workplace each and every day. We think you’ll see the difference when you walk through the doors.

Here at Wolfe Living Center, we understand the serious nature of this decision. As you make this choice, there are some basics that you – the decision makers – should expect from a nursing home. They should be clean, serve three meals a day, provide appropriate rehabilitation programs, and allow families to visit.

These are the basics.

First of all, we’re not a “facility”. It’s a home for your loved ones. We like to think it’s like stepping into your living room. Set on the picturesque acreage, Wolfe Living Center has 48 beds and adjacent independent living community. We are part of Summit Ridge, a 100-acre retirement enclave that has individual homes and apartments.

As you read through this web site or stroll down our corridors, you’ll see that Wolfe Living Center is different. One of the major advantages is that we are locally owned and operated. All decisions regarding care, activities, and visiting policies are made right here – on our campus. Out-of-state corporate executives are not making decisions about care for your loved ones. We do that right here and are easily accessible to answer your questions and concerns.

We would consider it an honor and privilege to care for you and members of your family.