In-home care
$28 to $39per hour
Companionship and personal care, scaled to the hours you need. Private caregivers run at the lower end.
Learn more →Cost is the part that scares families most, so let us make it clear. Here are honest local ranges and every real way to pay, with no jargon and no scare tactics.
These are general local ranges. Your actual cost depends on the level and amount of care, which is exactly what we help you figure out.
$28 to $39per hour
Companionship and personal care, scaled to the hours you need. Private caregivers run at the lower end.
Learn more →$4,000 to $6,500per month
A residential community with daily support, meals, and social life.
Learn more →$4,500 to $8,000per month
Secure, specialized care for dementia and Alzheimer's.
Learn more →$80 to $120per day
Daytime care and engagement, so caregivers get a break. Roughly $1,300 to $1,800 a month.
Learn more →Typically covered by Medicare
Short-term clinical care like nursing or therapy, ordered by a doctor for a homebound patient.
Ask us about it →Covered for eligible patients
Comfort-focused care at the end of life. Families usually pay little to nothing.
Ask us about it →Ranges reflect general Tulsa-area costs and were last reviewed in June 2026. Actual costs vary by provider, location, and the care needed, and they change year to year, so verify current pricing before you decide. To understand what care would really cost your family, reach out and we will walk you through it, for free.
The government does not automatically cover senior care, but between these options, most families have real ways to make it work.
Savings, monthly income, or proceeds from selling a home. The most flexible option.
A policy purchased years ago can cover a lot. We help you read the fine print.
Wartime veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for Aid and Attendance.
Oklahoma's Medicaid program can help cover certain long-term care for those who qualify.
A Medicare program for dementia: care navigation, caregiver support, and respite, at no cost to those eligible. We advise on how to access it, we do not run it.
Smaller nonprofit and local programs that can cover pieces of the overall cost.
Want the full breakdown? Read our guide on how to pay for senior care in Tulsa, or let us help you navigate Medicare and Medicaid and paying for care.
Tell us a little about the situation and we will help you understand the real cost and how to cover it.
It depends on the level and amount of care. A few hours of in-home help a week looks very different on a budget than full-time facility care. We share honest local ranges and, better yet, help you understand the real cost for your specific situation, for free.
Medicare covers short-term, skilled needs like a nurse or therapy after a hospital stay. It does not pay for ongoing personal care, companionship, or room and board. Those are covered through private pay, long-term care insurance, VA benefits, Medicaid, or specific programs.
It depends on hours. A few hours of in-home care a week usually costs far less than monthly assisted living. Once someone needs around-the-clock help at home, the cost can exceed a facility. We help you compare honest numbers.
GUIDE is a Medicare program focused on supporting people living with dementia and their caregivers. Details and availability can change, so we confirm the current specifics with your family before you build a plan around it.
Call us. Tulsa Senior Compass is a free, independent nonprofit. We help you sort through private pay, insurance, VA, Medicaid, and assistance programs and figure out the real options for your situation, at no cost.
Share a little about your situation and a real person will help you understand what care will cost and how to pay for it.
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