Memory Care Center at Emerald

Nestled in the heart of Claremore, Oklahoma, Memory Care Center at Emerald provides dedicated skilled nursing care for seniors who need professional, around-the-clock support. Located at 2700 North Hickory Street, the community sits in a welcoming residential corridor of Claremore—a city known for its deep roots in American history as the hometown of beloved humorist Will Rogers. Managed by Emerald Healthcare, a company with a longstanding commitment to dignified, resident-centered care, Memory Care Center at Emerald brings clinical expertise together with genuine compassion. Emerald Healthcare's team of licensed nurses, therapists, and caregivers work collaboratively to craft individualized care plans that address each resident's unique medical, physical, and emotional needs. Whether supporting recovery after a hospital stay or providing ongoing long-term skilled nursing services, the staff remains focused on preserving quality of life at every stage. Families choosing Memory Care Center at Emerald benefit from the community's proximity to excellent medical resources. Hillcrest Hospital Claremore, located just minutes away, ensures that specialists and emergency services are readily accessible. The Claremore Indian Hospital also serves the region, providing additional healthcare options for the community. Beyond medical convenience, Claremore itself is an enriching environment for seniors and their visiting families. The Will Rogers Memorial Museum on Will Rogers Boulevard offers a meaningful cultural outing, while Lynn Riggs Regional Park provides peaceful green space for fresh-air visits. Downtown Claremore's charming shops and the beloved Hammett House Restaurant—famous for its homemade pies—give families pleasant spots to spend time together. Rogers State University adds a youthful energy to this close-knit city just 26 miles northeast of Tulsa, making it easy for family members throughout the metro area to visit regularly. At Memory Care Center at Emerald, residents are treated not as patients, but as neighbors—part of a community that values their dignity, history, and well-being every single day.