"My great grandmother was in the care of Osage Nursing Home. I toured the facility initially with my mother and grandmother and found the staff to be very nice and respectful. The facilities do not have much in the way of amenities but the residents seem happy. My grandmother's room was always kept up and clean and she had many friends at the facility. We actually moved her to a nice assisted living facility because we thought it would be a better fit for her do to all the activities and amenities but she chose to come back to the facility in Nowata. She said she like the residents and staff better and felt more comfortable there. The only complaint I would have is that residents easily could go in and out of each other's rooms and sometimes that can be scary for women at night. It might be better if there was a way to lock their door at night and the nurses had a key. I know she would have felt a little safer that way. "

"The Hays House nursing center seemed to be kept in a clean and orderly manner. I happened to live out of state so I was not able to visit as often as I would have liked. My grandmother did complain of too many people having access to her room. My grandmother did enjoy not having to cook meals for herself, although she would have preferred to eat chicken fried steak and fried potatoes. She missed baking her famous pecan cookies and homemade bread. My grandmother complained about the noisy residents in other rooms and stayed mostly by herself. She did not have a television in her room for the last three months of her life, and I am sure she was quite bored. My grandmother did not like the smell at the nursing home, she said it smelled like old people. My grandmother was found dead sitting in her favorite rocking chair. She was dressed up, had her shoes on, and her purse was by her feet. "

"My husband was at Ignite Medical Resort Adams PARC. He had to share a room there. They split the room and there was another patient in the room with him. They had to share the sink and the bathroom. I thought it was very, very small. He didn't have his own room. The food was good. My husband had macaroni and cheese and steak. The staff were great, and they were all really good. They all seemed to like my husband. He's a very ornery person. He gave each of the staff and the nurses kind of a hard time, but they treated him very well. He did have his own TV. Medicare took care of it. My husband had so many days through Medicare that he could stay there. The staff were all good at letting me know if I needed them ever again or if I felt like him coming home was going to be too much for me like I could always call them within a short amount of time, and they could help him come back there and stay and they would continue taking care of him."

"My friend is a resident at Bartlesville Assisted Living. The place is very warm. It's not like home, but close to it. They have very capable, very friendly, and very personable employees there. Her room is very nice. She has her bed in there and there's a room for a TV and a couch, but she doesn't have a kitchen. The dining area looks classy, very warm and inviting with long black wood tables. They have an outside patio and they can garden out there if they want to but they have to have a nurse or an assistant with them at all times."

"My mother developed dementia, as I live out of her state, I needed to find some help and guidance quickly. ElderCare in Bartlesville OK was a godsend. I have a fantastic case manager who guided me through the process of hiring caregivers, she administers the medications (filling pill minders). There is also an insurance specialist in this facility who guides me through the yearly decision of what Medicare policies best suit my mother. The facility is beautiful and is a place that my mothers enjoys visiting. This is not a living facility, but a private / government funded project that provides guidance and they've helped me keep my mom in her house with caregivers. "

"Good staff, decent food. Attentive personnel who seem to really care about the residents."

"Everything's good at Bartlesville Care Center. They take good care of my mom. They're happy there. They have really good food. They have activities every day and she tries to watch and be at all of them. They have lots of music, like people come in and sing, they have church on Sundays, and activities like Bingo and games."

"My mother-in-law is at Forrest Manor and the place is fine. The meals are very good and very nutritious. The activities they do are great and the staff are very friendly. "

"We moved my mom at Medicalodges. There are a lot more staff, and they seemed to be trying really hard. It was very nice, and it was an older facility, but it looked clean and nice. So far, so good and the food looks good. They work with really well with my mom. "

"My husband was here, and this facility is very, very good. He has his own room with TV and a refrigerator. He is comfortable with this facility. "

Medicalodges Coffeyville, located in Coffeyville, KS, is a senior living provider that offers a wide range of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Respite Care, Hospice Care, and Adult Day Care. This variety ensures that many different needs can be met, from those requiring constant medical attention to individuals looking for a short-term stay or specific end-of-life care. The facility primarily offers semi-private rooms, catering to those who prefer or do not mind sharing their living space with another resident.The room amenities are not specifically listed, but Medicalodges Coffeyville provides a host of amenities aimed at making residents' lives comfortable and engaging. These include organized activities and programs, meals provided, an emergency response system, communal dining, entertainment activities, facilitated field trips and outings, social activities and events, shared common areas, salon services, and spiritual activities. Such a wide array of amenities ensures that residents have plenty of opportunities to engage in social activities, enjoy entertainment, and maintain their spiritual well-being, all while having their basic needs taken care of in a communal setting.In terms of services, Medicalodges Coffeyville is well-equipped to cater to the health and personal care needs of its residents. The services offered include medication management, physical and occupational therapy, nurses on staff, special diets and dietary accommodations, personal care services, assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), diabetic care, housekeeping services, medical transportation services, and accepts insurance. This comprehensive list of services ensures that residents receive the necessary care and support tailored to their individual health and personal care needs, making Medicalodges Coffeyville a considerate choice for those seeking a senior living provider in Coffeyville, KS.

"My husband's second cousin had been in here for rehab. It was very nice. The room was spacious and nice. They shared a bathroom, but they had a wall between the two residents that made it a little more private. I didn't see the food or the menu, but my husband's second cousin never complained about it. The staff members were courteous and friendly. They had planned activities every day."

"We toured North County Nursing and Rehabilitation/Rapid Recovery Suites for my dad. It was old and rundown. The room was semi-private, the one she showed us looked very cluttered, small, and claustrophobic. The staff was extremely nice. The dining area was very nice, and she said they had an actual chef on staff. She said the food was excellent. It was a very depressing place. The funny thing about that particular facility is if you go online, I don't remember if it's an Oklahoma website, they have five stars whereas the others only got three stars. It's because of the care that they give, not because of the facility and the way it looks. It's the care. But we didn't like the way it looked. It felt very close down and claustrophobic, and it smells like pee."

"We have my mother in to assisted living place right now and that is The Brookfield. We went in and looked at several, and this one looked like they had caring people. They had a clean facility and good food. This would be a nice place, and it was very clean and well-kept. She is in a private room. They have their specials everyday, and then you can also order off the menu if you want. Staff, most of the nurses, and the people that are in-charge of different activities like check in and check out were very good. The manager's very chop-chop; things have to be done right. They are a little short staffed right now, but other than that, they tried hard contributing. They usually have one or two field trips a week to the lake and to take them to Wal-Mart. They have bingo, movies, art crafts, sing-alongs, and guys comes in to play instruments. "