Nursing Home Communities in Midwest City, OK

"The Parc Place in Edmond OklahomaThe place was nice , rooms and bath nice. Food was good not great. Some of the staff were great and some were awful and not courteous. My wife was there for rehabilitation after hip replacement. Physical therapy was great. But her personal care by the nursing staff was awful. I had to stay there 24/7 to see she got to the bathroom when she needed. And had to start using a bedside commode and the staff would not empty it or collect the poop afterwards. I had to pile the poop and urine bags by the front door and sometimes they would collect them at night. Sometimes two days and it started to smell. The higher nursing staff were the worst as they were above helping a patient that had to go to the bathroom. I thought this place would be special for my wife’s recovery. Wrong! Call light took a lot of time for a staff member to come and the disappear and not return."

"I visited this facility about a month ago. The staff is super friendly with visitors but also with the people living in the facility. I saw staff interacting with its clients, they were talking with them like they were their own relatives. It was very sweet. Also, the facility is very clean and well maintained. The area is a little bit of a lower income area, but you wouldn't be able to tell by the condition of the building. "

"We were very pleased with the care our loved one received. We visited at different times almost everyday. Of course this is a dementia care facility with state/federal guidelines for the safety and comfort of all the patients. Our loved one was well cared for and "loved on" for 2 years. The staff was caring and efficient. They met our expectations and made accommodations for our requests and needs. The room was always clean and so was our loved one. A memory care facility is not like home but we were grateful for the care they offered."

"Problems from day one. My mother who could not swallow was given ice water twice in the first week that we witnessed. That could have killed her. About 3 weeks in I stopped by for a visit only to find mother laying in urine soaked clothes and bed. Her personal belongings disappeared frequently. The CNA's were useless and frequently took 30 minutes to answer the call button. Nurses made it clear that it was not their job to help patients go to the bathroom. Mom had a bad fall there and was rushed to hospital. Mom contracted several infections during her 8 week stay including UTI's and pneumonia. After 8 weeks instead of recovering, she went back into the hospital in worse shape than before. I could go on and on with the mistakes and lack of care and incompetency I saw there but I hope you get the picture. I would never take a loved one there again. "

"My mom was in Accel at Crystal Park. The physical therapy team is great there, they do a really good job. But they seem to be very short-staffed as far as nurses and nursing assistants. So they took a lot of time to get to my mom, but the physical therapy people helped her. She has COPD, so they try to figure out ways to help her do things that will conserve her energy, so she won't have much trouble breathing. The patients kind of pick their food. She likes the food during the weekends, she said that was good food, but during the week she tends to not like what they have. Right now with COVID, I never really saw people out, they were all pretty much in their rooms. They have a beauty salon and my mom had her hair done once while she was there. It's a little pricey but other than that, they seemed to have done a good job with her hair. It's always clean and up to date."

"My mother is at Oak Hill Care Center. I like it very much. They take good care of my mother, and they’re willing to work with me financially. My mother shares a room with one other person. It is good-sized. It is big enough for two twin beds, a recliner, and a couple of nightstands. They have arts and crafts, TV, and music. The atmosphere is good. My mother enjoys it there. She is very happy there. "

The Wilshire Skilled Nursing & Therapy, located in Oklahoma City, OK, specializes in providing skilled nursing care to its residents. It offers a variety of room types, including private rooms and semi-private rooms, catering to the different needs and preferences of individuals. The facility ensures that residents feel at home by offering room amenities that enhance their comfort and living experience.In terms of amenities, The Wilshire Skilled Nursing & Therapy is equipped with a wide range of options designed to promote an engaging and active lifestyle among its residents. These include organized activities and programs, communal dining with room service and flexible dining options, spiritual activities, shared common areas for socializing, salon services for personal grooming, group exercise for physical health, and social activities and events to keep the community vibrant. Additionally, entertainment activities and programs are organized to ensure that residents have a fun and enjoyable time.The services provided by The Wilshire Skilled Nursing & Therapy are comprehensive and tailored to meet the healthcare needs of its residents. It offers physical and occupational therapy/rehabilitation services with therapists on staff, ensuring residents receive the necessary care and support for their recovery and well-being. The facility also provides specialized care such as diabetic care and incontinence care, with a nutrition specialist on staff to assist with dietary needs. Housekeeping services ensure a clean and tidy living environment, while medical transportation services facilitate access to external medical appointments. Furthermore, the facility accepts insurance, making it easier for residents to manage their healthcare finances.

"I had a good friend that was there. The care was very slow. He could not get help, he had bathroom problems that he was embarrassed by because he couldn't control them, he couldn't get help with it, and I was not impressed with Grace at all. The staff was very slow and not as skilled as they were in the other two places. He fussed because they were filling water pitchers with a cup that they had used on everything else, and they'll use the cup to dip for ice to fill the water pitchers. He was not happy about that. "

"My husband had an emergency surgery and I just got him home 2 weeks ago. He's doing well now. Our insurance company have a contract with South Park and so that's the reason why we picked this place for him after his surgery. The nurses were very competent and skilled and did a good job helping with the recovery of my husband. My husband didn't have complaints during his stay there. They have good food there too. "

"We visited Grace Living Center-northwest, and we chose it because they're the only place that takes Alzheimer's patients. We were sent there, we liked it, the administrator, Chuck, was very accommodating, gave us a tour, and the skilled nursing side was just gorgeous, and very beautiful. The staff is very friendly, they have an area for lounging, they have a wonderful rehab area, they have a great contraption for showering, and you can open the door and just sit inside. They have bingo, and just all kinds of activities. They have church there, and there's a lot for them to do. Her room is ready, and we met her roommate yesterday. It was very clean, updated, and all the staff was just wonderful. Chuck knew everything about Alzheimer's patients, he was very eager to help us, and he just dropped everything and took us on a tour. The staff was clean, dressed nicely, smiling, and helpful."

" Administrator is very open and has listened to my concerns and has addressed them which means a lot to me. . I have been in other facilities where they are not as willing to admit when they have messed up and always try to make excuses. The fact that she didn't try to make excuses for my concerns really impressed me. Food is good. Aides for the most part are caring and treat my mother with the respect she deserves. I would definitely recommend this facility."

"Deaconess Hospital was a good hospital. My husband was the the skilled nursing for two weeks and he did not meet tha Medicare improvement requirement so we had to leave. The rooms were very good as well as the staff. They had private rooms so there was enough space to move around and clean. They also had a room for activities, "

"My mother has been at Ignite twice. Both times her rooms were lovely. The staff was great: Jennifer, Tiffany & Whitney. Along with the PT & OT. My mom is very social and she was excited and extremely happy with the OT exercises that were fun. Also, bingo, etc. She loved the food and is very fond of her nurses and aides. I was always informed of any improvements or setbacks. I would refer anyone needing rehab care to use this group."

"My Mother-in Law and my Brother-in-Law were both residents at Bellevue Health & Rehabilitation. My Mother-in-Law was a resident for over five years due to a massive stroke and my Brother-in-Law for over 2 years due to advanced COPD. In all categories, Bellevue was excellent. The staff was attentive, They handled all medication issues from ordering to administering. The food was exceptional. The food staff was available to prepare special meals when needed. The staff at Bellevue was outstanding. In fact, my wife pays frequent visits to Bellevue to visit with the personnel who cared for both members of our family. "