The move-in process at Covenant Living at Inverness was pretty seamless and Mom seems pretty happy there. They have activities and the grounds are really pretty. Her apartment is beautiful. They helped with the move-in process and helped me find movers and people to help pack and all that kind of thing. I've never eaten in the main cafeteria. They have a bistro and the food there is OK. They have a pool, a workout room, a big meeting room, a library, and a craft room, and Mom takes painting classes. They have lots of sitting areas or little nooks if you want to work a puzzle, and there's a billiard room. She has a little patio.

We liked the Covenant Living at Inverness the most, of the places we went to. Well, just to be honest, it has everything, and they did have 24/7 security, someone, a live person at the gate, and that was nice. The facility all around was just beautiful. The monthly fee wasn't so bad, it was what they wanted you to put upfront, and we just couldn't see doing that. Ours was three hundred and forty-six thousand, five hundred dollars for what we wanted. We wanted at least a two-bedroom, two bath. Now, 90 percent of that would be refundable if you didn't use it. The rooms were wonderful. They were large enough. They were nice, plus they had cottages. We didn't look at a cottage because at the time we didn't think we wanted one. In independent living, I think we had covered parking. We had exercise rooms, and we had a hair salon. In the continuing care, they would keep you till you die. In their food plan, they just give you so much money. They didn't supply you with three meals a day. They just gave you so much money, and then you went and spent it in their facility, which looks very nice, or you can go outside to get it. Everyone we came in contact with was excellent. Everything was nice, well kept, the grounds were beautiful. It's a wonderful place.

Covenant Living at Inverness' location makes it an obvious first choice for us. They didn't have a vacancy, so we just saw somebody's apartment. We're on their waiting list and we were impressed with the place. But we haven't looked at another place so we don't know how to compare it. Their representative Terry was very nice, and all in all we were psyched and pleased. We also saw the dining room, library and the gathering place, we can't see too much because it's the middle of COVID-19. The facility looked very nice and it had a bar and a garage.

Avoid this place. They are good with their marketing and promises. But once you’re in, they show their true colors. Poor communication. Terrible food (Sodexo). They promote a doctor on staff. She’s great but only there once a day. We’ve seen residents move out quickly. It’s surely not worth the fee or the monthly rate. Save your loved ones a lot of time and money. They deserve better than Inverness

We toured the independent living section of Inverness Village Tulsa. They had a restaurant, a place for the residents to do their hair, and a post office. The place was well-maintained and beautiful, and the apartments were really nice. They also have a dog-walk, exercise room, there's gaming all over, like pool, Bingo, and so on. They were really exquisite. The person who assisted us answered all our questions, she was very nice.

We liked Inverness Village. It was upscale. The staff that we met was fine. It was quiet, and it was really nice.

We just moved my father at Inverness Village a week ago. The staff were very nice. They were friendly and extremely helpful. They did keep their appointments with me. They entertained my dad quite well. They have several dining areas. They have a gym and a pool. They have walking trails. It's really a pleasant place to be. The people are friendly. I have eaten once in their main dining room and the food is good. You can go in and out if you want in the independent area.