Nursing Home Communities in Holdenville, OK

"My dad’s room was large and comfortable. He accepted Boyce Manor as his new home and the staff as part of the family. The staff was always friendly and informative. The office staff helped me with Medicare and hospice questions. They had many group activities and seemed to get many involved. The staff treated my dad with respect and love. His last year was difficult, but they made the best of it with him. I’m extremely grateful for all of them. "

"not enough assistance bad odors, not family friendly linins appear very thin "

"We placed mom in Seminole Care and Rehabilitation Center. They went out of the way to get her a private room, listened to her needs, and meet those needs. All of the staff, of course, has been overworked. They do it cheerfully, and my mom said that she's happy there. That's what is important: that she's taken care of. I'm happy about that. It was just fantastic as far as the communication goes. They just really met our needs for a mother, and they just really helped the transition go so much easier."

"Our family is totally happy with Seminole Pioneer. Our family member is very content and their health has stabilized since moving here. The administration, medical staff and maintenance dept., and support employees are professional and an asset to the facility. When we visit our family member we all notice improvements on the facility to make Siminole Pioneer a safe place to call home for our loved one. "

"I wouldn’t bring my family member here the staff is always short their is too many nurses that don’t know anything about a patient. Everyone is always busy talking to eachother. Most of the time I’m having to take it upon myself and give my sister a bedbath because the care isn’t taken care of always. It’s a good place for physical therapy but overall it’s not a good place for one to want to leave your family members to live in. "

"Jan Frances is a decent nursing home, but it is not the most modern or best facility available. My grandmother resides here, and she is cared for competently but not in any outstanding fashion. Some of the staff make the most of what they have and are quite friendly (such as the breathing therapist my grandmother sees), but some are not excited to be there and unafraid to show it. I would not really recommend this facility unless you or your loved one cannot afford a better nursing home. I do not think you need worry about being utterly neglected or badly cared for, but, at the same time, there are most pleasant places to spend the golden years of one's life. I have not seen much sign of social activities at Jan Frances. It also has a bit of a rundown appearance to it. It is, I believe, the least expensive nursing home in the city of Ada, so it is just a basic facility. My grandmother is dependent on government assistance to afford it, but, if you can afford better for you or your loved ones, it would be worth your time to check out other facilities in the area. "