Harvest Residential Care Home II Costs & Pricing
Harvest Residential Care Home II offers competitive pricing for its residential care services in comparison to both Tulsa County and the broader state of Oklahoma. For semi-private rooms, the monthly cost at Harvest is $3,400, which is notably lower than the county average of $3,624 and significantly more affordable than the state average of $4,053. Similarly, private room accommodations at Harvest are priced at $3,700 per month, providing residents with a cost-effective option compared to the county's price of $3,774 and the higher state average of $4,618. These rates reflect Harvest's commitment to delivering quality care while maintaining accessibility for families seeking reliable residential living solutions.
| Floor plans | Harvest Residential Care Home II | Tulsa County | Oklahoma |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $3,400 | $3,624 | $4,053 |
| Private | $3,700 | $3,774 | $4,618 |
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Overall Review of Harvest Residential Care Home II
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39 reviews mention this
Staff help is repeatedly praised
Residents consistently describe staff as kind, caring, and helpful during check-in and service.
Across many reviews, people say staff were courteous, polite, and supportive when they arrived needing help. Multiple reviewers mention being treated with respect and that staff work to make the process easier, including fast check-in and quick scheduling. A few reviews are more negative about specific interactions, but even those still acknowledge some staff were sweet or helpful in parts of the visit.
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4 reviews mention this
Food pantry quality varies
Food support is central, but some reviewers report receiving expired items.
Several reviews highlight food pantry support as a major reason they came, including getting enough food for days and praise for the quality and amounts received. At the same time, at least one reviewer reports a negative experience with expired food, describing items crossed out to hide expiration dates. One other review also mentions disappointment in how an interaction ended, even though the earlier parts of the visit were described positively.
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8 reviews mention this
Utilities assistance comes up often
Residents describe utility-bill help as part of the support they received.
Many reviews connect the organization with utility bill assistance, including people saying they received help toward a bill after bringing documentation. Some reviewers describe the process and what they needed to verify, including cases involving disconnect notices. A couple of reviews are critical, describing confusion about steps or feeling poorly treated during the utility-bill visit.
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7 reviews mention this
Prayer is part of the experience
Prayer and a church-oriented approach are mentioned as part of the help provided.
Some reviewers describe prayer as something staff would do during their visit, even saying it led them to feel emotional and supported. Others frame the faith-based environment as a positive part of why they felt welcomed and cared for. There are also a couple of reviews where the faith element is a source of discomfort, including one reviewer who felt uneasy when they did not want prayer.
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3 reviews mention this
Check-in and wait times affect days
People mention both quick check-in and occasional waiting during service.
Some reviews say registration and check-in were quick and smooth, with people being helped efficiently once they arrived. Other reviews mention a wait line for service, while still describing the overall experience as organized and going “in and out” within a reasonable time. The process may feel more demanding for some reviewers when crowds are high, even when the overall intent is helpful.
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2 reviews mention this
Nearby pharmacy and clinics are close
Common nearby destinations include pharmacies and clinics within about a mile.
Reviews and local listings align with the kind of errands people often mention needing help with, like prescriptions and medical appointments. Nearby options include places such as Act Pharmacy and Tulsa Eye Clinic at roughly one mile away. This can make it easier to pair support services with other short local stops during the same day.
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