Rise Staffing

Rise Staffing We empower, promote, and support individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Rise Staffing, formerly Phoenix Residential Services, Inc.

was founded by Lisa Toth, July 2004. We have held contracts with Oklahoma DHS and the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to provide Home and Community Based Waiver Services for the past 12 years. In July 2016, we obtained a contract with Oklahoma Division of Rehabilitation Services, allowing us to broaden our customer base and provide employment training, placement and support to people served through

OKDRS. Rise Staffing only chooses to hire employees who are hardworking and enjoy working well alongside their co-workers. We create a culture in our company that has transformed our team in several positive ways increasing our belief that it is worth putting in the time to encourage, train and communicate with employees and customers. Communications a two-way street, input from all is crucial for us to succeed with our service placements. We know that failure to respond to employee concerns, makes for unhappy productive employees. We are interested in people enjoying their jobs and contributing to our customer’s success. The management of Rise Staffing does not believe that pay checks should be enough encouragement for employees to do well. We know it is important for employees to make friends in their workplace as this can have a positive effect on their work life, reinforcing positive communication and experiences. This is also likely to strengthen the bond between the team, in a practical way as well as social. Our management team is hands on, meaning we are working in the field with our employees and customers, staffing the situations and learning from each other how to produce successful results. Working together is imperative as each person receiving services from us is unique and their situation is not like the last one. In other words, we will not expect you to fit in the box, but we need your input for out of the box thinking!

08/13/2026

By teaching adults with disabilities to repair phones, laptops and other electronic devices, a nonprofit is working to arm them with employable skills and get them on a career path.

08/11/2026

Many states have moved in recent years to stop employers from paying workers with disabilities less than minimum wage. Now, it's starting to become clear how that decision is playing out on the ground.

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08/04/2026

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Jake Pratt was born with Down syndrome, and his family was told he might never become a “functional member of society.” But Jake refused to let that prediction define his future.

After graduating from Clemson University’s LIFE program, he pursued his dream of working for UPS. What began as a seasonal role at a facility in Birmingham, Alabama, became a permanent part-time position - earned through his determination, strong work ethic, and positive attitude.

Jake’s coworkers say his enthusiasm brightens the workplace every day. His story is a powerful reminder that a diagnosis does not determine a person’s potential. 💙

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07/28/2026

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A medication tailored to Connor Dalby's genetic characteristics cut his seizures by 90%, allows him sleep better and ride in a car without screaming. There's hope it could help others.

Celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act At the Oklahoma State Capitol.
07/21/2026

Celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act At the Oklahoma State Capitol.

07/16/2026
We need more people like this!
07/06/2026

We need more people like this!

Lee Bondurant, a man from Raleigh, North Carolina, who has cerebral palsy, was out to dinner with his mother at 42nd Street Oyster Bar when a simple act of kindness turned an ordinary meal into an unforgettable memory. As Lee's mother struggled to feed both herself and her son, their server, who goes by the name "Five," quietly stepped in. Rather than making Lee feel uncomfortable, he casually asked if Lee had ever tried oysters and offered to serve him his very first one, allowing the experience to feel natural and respectful.

The thoughtful gesture deeply moved both Lee and his mother. Lee, who usually prefers to be as independent as possible, said the server's compassion was "the ultimate kindness." His mother later shared the story on social media to recognize the waiter, saying his actions restored her faith in humanity. The touching moment quickly spread online and even sparked a lasting friendship between Lee and Five, who reunited to celebrate Lee's birthday, proving that one small act of kindness can leave a lifelong impact.

Freedom is the foundation of innovation. Today, we celebrate the liberty to dream, build, and grow together. 🇺🇸 🗽🎆
07/04/2026

Freedom is the foundation of innovation. Today, we celebrate the liberty to dream, build, and grow together. 🇺🇸 🗽🎆

Address

631 N Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK
74106

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19185767519

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