NCDC of OK is an assisted living facility in Tulsa, OK. It provides residential and vocational services for adults with intellectual disabilities and related physical, behavioral, or health challenges. The facility offers residential services, supported living arrangements, and vocational programs that include employment opportunities within its residential and vocational settings. With more than three decades of experience, NCDC of OK serves individuals throughout Tulsa and surrounding communities such as Bixby, Broken Arrow, Miami, Owasso, Pryor, Sand Springs, and Vinita. The organization holds a 3.90‑star rating based on seven customer reviews.
Founded in 1987 after a landmark class‑action suit prompted deinstitutionalization, the corporation was created by Michael J. Raymond to give people with developmental and physical needs a true home. Raymond’s background as executive director of a resource center and his vision led to the establishment of NCDC in 1988, with operations beginning in Oklahoma in 1989. Following his death in 1995, his wife Rebecca assumed the presidency and continues to guide the organization. The facility emphasizes a team of professionally trained staff who tailor each residential program to individual preferences, ensuring continuity of care and a nurturing community where residents can develop life skills, pursue employment, and engage in personal growth activities.
Located at 3115 S Winston Ave, the campus sits just east of East 31st Street South and a short block from South Yale Avenue East. The Broken Arrow Expressway runs roughly a tenth of a mile away, and Tulsa Fire Department Station 21 is also about a tenth of a mile from the site, providing convenient access to major thoroughfares and emergency services.
Through its long‑standing commitment to independent living opportunities, NCDC of OK remains a trusted provider of residential and vocational care for adults with disabilities in the Tulsa area, delivering tailored support that helps residents achieve their personal goals.
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