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Cost of nursing home care in Oklahoma.

The median nursing home in Oklahoma billed $263 per day — about $8,000 per month — in its most recent federal cost report, 31% below the national median. Half of Oklahoma facilities billed between $234 and $301 per day; the median facility collected $250/day across all payers, with Medicaid covering 76% of resident days.

Computed from 268 Oklahoma facilities' own audited CMS cost reports (FY2023) — not a survey. Billed charges are the closest public proxy for private-pay prices; Medicare and Medicaid pay set rates. Methodology & all states.

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Nursing home costs by Oklahoma city

Median billed charges in the cities with the most reporting facilities.

CityMedian billed / day≈ per monthReporting
Oklahoma City$279$8,48027
Tulsa$302$9,18020
Muskogee$279$8,4807
Broken Arrow$289$8,7907
Enid$293$8,9106
Norman$338$10,2805
Mcalester$252$7,6605

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Cost is only half the decision. Oklahoma's nursing homes drew 8,787 inspection citations over the last three years— every facility's citations, fines, ownership, and ratings are free on its page. Browse Oklahoma facilities and open any one for its full record.