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At Covenant Place of Tulsa, one of Oklahoma's newest and finest senior living communities, we offer one- and two-bedroom residences in a variety of inviting floor plans. No entrance fee is required and each apartment home features a bright, open kitchen, suite-style master bedroom with walk-in closet, washer/dryer and individually controlled heating and air conditioning. Feel free to decorate and furnish your residence to reflect your personal style.

To learn more about our welcoming Oklahoma community, click here or call (918) 943-1504.

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Two Bedroom
Assisted Living

One Bedroom Floor Plans

Birch 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bath 859 sq. ft. View Floor Plan Download Floor Plan	Cedar 1 Bedroom 1 Bath 714 sq. ft. View Floor Plan Download Floor Plan
Cottonwood 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bath 764 sq. ft. View Floor Plan Download Floor Plan

Two Bedroom Floor Plans

Alder 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 1,016 sq. ft. View Floor Plan Download Floor Plan	Dogwood 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 1,169 sq. ft. View Floor Plan Download Floor Plan
Fir 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 1,193 sq. ft. View Floor Plan Download Floor Plan

Assisted Living Floor Plans

Unit E

1 Bedroom
1 Bath
553 sq. ft.

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Unit F

2 Bedroom
2 Bath
808 sq. ft.

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To learn more about our welcoming Oklahoma community, click here or call (918) 943-1504.

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Main Number/Concierge:
(918) 970-4433

Marketing:
(918) 943-1504

AL Nurse Director:
(918) 943-1526

Culinary:
(918) 943-1528

Facilities Manager:
(918) 943-1529

Executive Director:
(918) 943-1511

Business Office Manager:
(918) 943-1512

Salon:
(918) 943-1521

Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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