There are two ArchWell Health centers in the Tulsa area

We’re bringing a higher level of care to seniors right here in the 918. Good health is the key to enjoying your favorite activities, whether that means taking in a game at Oneok Field or visiting the zoo with the grandkids.

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If you’re thinking about becoming an ArchWell Health member, we encourage you to call and schedule a tour. You’ll be glad you did…and so will we!

Live Life in Tulsa

With its blend of Art Deco architecture, walkable riverfronts, and a thriving arts scene, Tulsa offers older adults a rich lifestyle that balances culture, wellness, and community. Whether you're enjoying a shaded trail along the Arkansas River or exploring a world-class museum, Tulsa makes it easy for older adults to stay active, social, and inspired.

Begin your day at Gathering Place—Tulsa’s award-winning riverfront park designed with accessibility in mind. Older adults can enjoy paved walking paths, beautifully landscaped gardens, peaceful sitting areas, and even free community events like concerts and wellness activities. Just north, Woodward Park offers a more intimate experience with its rose garden, shaded paths, and the Tulsa Garden Center, which frequently hosts gardening workshops and horticulture lectures open to older adults.

Nature lovers will also enjoy the flat trails and wildlife viewing opportunities at Oxley Nature Center, located inside Tulsa’s Mohawk Park. Its nature museum and guided walks provide both education and relaxation in a tranquil, forested setting.

Cultural enrichment is easy to find in Tulsa. The Philbrook Museum of Art offers senior discounts and beautifully maintained gardens, along with gallery tours that are paced and accessible. The Tulsa Performing Arts Center regularly features matinee performances and classical concerts, with accessible seating and programs catering to older adults. For a deeper dive into the region’s past, visit the Greenwood Rising History Center, which is fully ADA-compliant and offers a powerful and reflective museum experience.

If you're looking to learn and engage, the Lifelong Learning Program at Tulsa Tech provides enrichment classes for adults 55+, covering topics like healthy cooking, financial wellness, and digital literacy.

Whether you're strolling a shaded trail, joining a class, or enjoying a quiet afternoon at the museum, Tulsa offers a lifestyle full of movement, creativity, and community—tailored to help older adults live well and stay connected.