Nursing Home Communities in Oklahoma City, OK

"The staff was caring most of the time. The facility always appeared clean but did sometimes smell of urine. The staff was always involved in improving their services and so requested in meetings held with the nurses and counselors. They did take great care in caring for the facility however the importance was always focused on the care and wellbeing of all of their patrons. I would and have recommended this facity to other friends who are searching for a place for their mother or father. "

"I put dad in Heritage Park. It's a dump. It's just really old and run-down, and there's no place for you to sit and visit with them. My daddy died 2 months ago. He was only there less than a couple of months. He loved the food. The food was good. It looked dirty just because it was all run-down. But the bathroom was always clean and it never smelled bad, so I'm sure it was clean. They would do sing-alongs in the morning. One of the nurses would play old songs on the piano, and they would all sing along. The staff was very nice. I guess that's what I liked best. I never felt comfortable visiting the facility. I felt like I was in the way. "

"The Grand at Bethany has been good. They've reacted to suggestions and concerns I had right away. They were very receptive. The activities are good and their therapy department has been very helpful to my mom. The food is also good, but the main thing I liked about it is it's consistent and on time. They have a library, a church service every Monday at 10, and a very nice outdoor garden that's enclosed. It's got a waterfall that pumps the water up and it's got flowers. It's big that you can walk around and get outside, while still being enclosed. You don't have to worry about outside sources."

"They are so sincerely caring. They will keep the family informed. This place isn't most beautiful but it feels like home. The food is great and they will cook something special if you ask. My mom is there, it feels like home when you walk in. I can't say enough about this nursing home. I have been on top of my mother's care and they work side by side with me to accomplish every goal we wanted with my mother. If you have any doubt about where to place your loved one this is the place."

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.

"This place is amazing . They are all so nice and caring not only about the residents but the family as well. They went beyond any expectations we ever had . They sat with mebuntil.my gma took her last breath. "

"My sister died in here and she was only 57. They say she died of a heart attack. This is three weeks after they dropped her and she broke her leg in 2 places. Very, very poor care. Don't put anyone you love in here! I would give them 0 stars, if I could. "

"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."

"We visited a family member at Tuscany Village Nursing Center. It was nice. The people were pleasant. Her room seemed pretty clean, and they would come in if they had to do whatever they had to do and talk with her when they would come in. They sometimes bring her meals. The staff was pretty nice. The facility was a fairly new place. It looked nice and clean."

"We visited a family member at The Lakes. It was okay. It was pretty nice when we saw her. When they run the holidays you can visit. We had a little celebration and dinner. It was really pleasant whenever we went to visit. The facility was clean. She seemed pretty happy. The staff was pleasant."

"Gayla Treadway Review I am the Resident Council President for South Pointe Rehab and Care Center. I have been president for a year and obtained this position by being voted in by the other residents of South Pointe. What we do in resident council is bring up problems and find solutions. An example of one of the things the Resident Council did is request vending machines for the residents. We stated our case on how many people would use them and they were put in place. It has made a significant difference in maintaining our independence. We also have a cheering section in resident council. We cheer for all the good things happening at South Pointe. As President, I lead with the philosophy that everyone needs and thrives on encouragement. I have lived at South Pointe for 6 years. I owe my life to South Pointe. When I first got there, I was dying. I have COPD and my doctor had given me two weeks to live. I knew I needed to find a nursing home because I could no longer care for myself. Because I had been so sick, I was struggling under a mound of medical bills which had drained me financially. No other places would take me because of that, however, South Pointe Rehab and Care Center found a way to make it work. By coming to South Pointe, I was able to get the medical help I needed and my health began to improve. I didn’t die, I started living again. I made a lot of friends at South Pointe. I started a coloring club. At this club we have projects and art contests. Having this creative outlet for me is a soul saver. I still deal with a lot of pain and coloring helps relieve that pain. Coloring takes me out of the pain and into concentrating on creating art. I believe life starts with having a little gratitude everyday. I enjoy the activities at South Pointe. I especially love the gospel music. South Pointe also gives us the freedom to worship how ever we want to. Our visitors are always welcome and the staff is friendly to them. I believe when God closes a door he leaves a window open. Thank you South Pointe for opening your windows and doors to me. Gayla Treadway "

"When you open the door at Grace Living Center, to your left is the dining area. I personally think that the entrance should be away from the residents where they are eating; that’s one thing I don’t like in nursing homes. All of the staff members that I dealt with were pretty nice. The food looks good to me. The rooms in this facility are not clean; the rugs were not sanitary. They should improve on their cleanliness. "

"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. "

"Amazing care! This is an older facility, but the owners are remodeling and it’s looking better when I visit. More importantly..the care they provide my father is wonderful. He has been in a few other facilities, but is happier and healthier at Skyview than he was anywhere else. Staff is kind and helpful. They communicate with us (family) often to keep us updated on dad’s condition. He enjoys the activities and food. Wounds he had from previous facilities where cared for and healed here. I am over the moon pleased with this facility!"