I struggle leaving this review. I did a lot of research prior to selecting. Through the…read moremedicare.gov nursing ratings they have a 4 star overall. This is what made me select them. With a troubling heart, I can say that my mom's care at first seemed great, they were always checking on her but by week two she took turn for worse ended up getting sepsis (severe uti). We were not able to be up there but we called to check up on her. My mother called and stated she was jerking so severely she couldn't do anything and no one would help her. We got a hold of nurse and told them what was going on. They said she required more oxygen and she was on antibiotics. We asked to be called if she got worse. NO ONE CALLED until 10pm and she was out of her mind We told them to get her to ER ASAP. They did. She almost died spent 2 about 2 weeks in critical care unit, then was released back to Ignite and it has been a struggle getting ahold of ANYONE. My mother called us again week 2 mark and has pneumonia plus another uti with ecoli. And again it is us the family having to point out something to the Staff if and when we can get ahold of them. Something is not right with this facility. I only give them 2 stars, THEY DO NOT DESERVE 4 STARS. I have since reported them to be looked into. If you have loved ones here please check on them, their life may depend on it.

Positive 1st: Debbie in PT is AMAZING! She took great care of my dad and his PT. Daniel the weekend…read morenurse was also great! now for everything else! If I could give this a 0 I would. The first 2-3 days they were pretty good, but that changed very quickly. As soon as he was cleared to go the bathroom himself they stopped responding to his call light. when he hit the button for meds (hip replacement) it would take anywhere from 30 mins to 1 hr for them to respond. We were told early on that we would have the call Kaleb the case manager and bug her to get any movement to discharge. My mom went and confronted her for eta of discharge and she talked in circles and then told my mom she would call her at the end of the day, shocker she didn't. my mom called 1st thing the next morning she didn't return her call. when we finally got a date she then didn't even complete all the paper work, the morning of the nurses had no idea he was leaving! one would think she would have gotten it together after I had to to go full "karen" on her to even get a meeting on the scheudle. I then went to the facility to demand answers after I Facetimed my dad and he was fighting back tears he was so frustrated and upset about being "stuck" in there. We had a heated argument in the lobby and which point she FINALLY agreed to have a meeting. They kept telling us he was approved through the 19th...we feel they were trying to keep him to keep the money coming in not because he actually needed to be there. They also have COVID running wild in the building. The nurses are not using proper PPE and practices when going in and out of those rooms. I worked in a hospital during 2020 and they are not following any of the droplet protocols. We had to basically beg and demand a shower for my dad on the days he was scheduled. they only get 2 showers a week, he was there for 2 weeks. We also had to beg for his sheets to be changed on his shower days. They actually left the dirty linen on the table by the bed the last week he was there (see picture below). My dad was basically ignored by the nurses other than the 2 hr he had of PT and OT he was left to lay in his bed. The response times were insane. The pictures included are of water damage around the bathroom door, the complete cut and broken window screen, and water damage on the ceiling tiles. We plan to also report to the insurance company the terrible conditions. If you have someone in here you are going to have to advocate very aggressively for them every day.

I would like to thank everyone for the excellent care I received at Oklahoma Rehabilitation after…read moremy stroke on 12/23/26. I would especially like to thank Molly, David, and Kylie for their outstanding care and compassion during my stay. I wish I could remember everyone's name that was involved in my care but sadly the stroke robbed me of those. Without their care I would not be able to type this. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart! Gene

If you or your loved one need a place to get better, let me share this new local gem with you. It's…read morebrand new, state-of-the art, with cutting edge technology and beautiful rooms and common areas. My dad spent the summer in ICU, the hospital, and then skilled nursing. We were just hoping to get him to a great rehabilitation facility and get him better enough to come home. We reached out to Brooke at this facility and she worked hard to find him an available bed and get it approved by insurance and Medicare. I started calling her on Monday, and by Monday afternoon she had gotten it all set up, including the required medical transport. She made it so easy and smooth. That was the beginning of our contact with the staff there, and every other interaction has been similar. Smart, capable people who want to make a difference. Since my dad has arrived here (and he's only been here for two days) he is already like a different person. He is clear-headed, eating better thanks to the wonderful food here. He's had a series of increasingly uncomfortable beds all summer; the first text he sent me after his first night here was: "Bed fabulous, slept great, breakfast incredible." I felt like that was the start of a new beginning for my dad. As far as facilities go, it's increible. The huge PT gym is full of brand-new, high-end equipment. There is speech therapy and occupational therapy in addition to PT. My dad is busy from 9A-11:30A and then from 1P-5:30P, all in the name of getting better. Two different doctors came to visit yesterday evening, in addition to a litany of nurses, therapists, aides, and techs. I can't remember the last time he had this many people checking on him, following up, and taking care of him. Honestly, it was probably in ICU. This place has set the bar for me, and for all my loved ones. I will now not be able to accept anything less. Thank you to Brooke for getting us in, and thank you to the entire team helping my dad get better. We are ready to have him home!

Food: N/A Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 2/5 Decor & Style: 2/5 I can only rate for the rehab (physical therapy/occupational therapy, and speech therapy) department; this is not a review for the rest of the facility, and nurses are not included. The rehab team here is motivated, funny, and very passionate about their care towards their patients. It is definitely a place I would recommend for physical rehab. This place has been bought out by EmeraldCare, FYI.

My husband had to have his right leg amputated. He had to have some rehab to get stronger and to…read morelearn to do all the things he was able to do before this. The answer for this was Manor Care Southwest. The staff was wonderful and very respective of his wants, needs and fears of not being able to be "normal" again. I felt very comfortable about leaving him in the hands of very capable employees. He is now driving and tooling around all over thanks to the wonderful care and understanding of everyone who is employeed.

I am incredibly grateful that my dad was able to receive care at Bellevue Heath and Rehab,…read moreespecially knowing how often they are at full capacity. One of my biggest concerns was that we might have to place him somewhere else, so it meant so much to our family that he was able to stay at Bellevue. The care he received all the way through the end of his life was truly exceptional. From the nurses to the Cna's and the hospice team, every person showed compassion, attentiveness, and genuine kindness. They made a difficult time more peaceful and gave our family comfort knowing he was in such good hands. We will always be thankful for the care and support provided during his final days. Thank you from the Smith family Julie Smith

Absolutely horrible care. My 82 year old mother went in after a minor knee surgery. They didn't…read moregive my mother her medications, she barely did physical therapy, they literally left her in her bed to rot like a slug. We took her out 3 weeks ahead of schedule. She was worse off than when she went in. I will never ever recommend this dump to anyone. They do not care about the patients. Oh! And I wouldn't feed my dog the food they were giving to these people. Absolutely disgusting. This place should be shut down.

My wife, Sylvia Brannon, spent two months in Baptist Village. Her progress was phenomenal. The…read moreambiance, professionalism, and care cannot be adequately expressed. The staff of Baptist Village are not employees but all family members. Thank you, Dear Baptist Village family, we love you Sylvia, Mendy, Mike and Old Goat Jack

My mother was moved from a horrible rehab place to Baptist Village. I cannot express my gratitude…read moreenough for the beautiful and caring people at this facility. Amanda helped made the move so easy and helped arrange a medi ride to pick my mother up at the other facility. Jill called me to see how she could make my mom's experience a good one. Jill had no idea we had just come from a not so good situation. She asked about hobbies, what snacks my mom likes and had christian music playing when my mom entered her room. We are so thankful for the care she is getting.

My aunt came for rehab-to-home and left (to be taken to OU) with pneumonia. She was at Accel for 1…read more1/2 weeks with the lowest level of care I've ever seen a facility give a very elderly person, They took far too long to answer when she needed help, refused to give her appropriate food and consistently gave conflicting information about her medication, PT and vitals. Her medications were often forgotten or were doubled up. It was ridiculous how cavalier they all were about her needs and lack of wellbeing. I would never, ever recommend this facility. They will tell you what you want to hear about your loved one, but nothing changes. My aunt was literally screaming out for help during the night. Instead of being concerned, they were annoyed and closed her door. Terrible care, terrible staff - including the doctors - terrible food and attitudes.

Beautiful facility. I would recommend this facility to my family and friends for any of their…read morerehabilitation needs

I called to get information about how to retrieve medical records for my loved one that was a…read moreprevious resident and I would like to say that the medical records Crystal was very nice well spoken and very informative about the process she made it so very easy

My mother spent several weeks in that nasty place because it accepted her insurance and was close…read moreto where we live. She hated it. She suffered two horrific bouts of intestinal infections and ultimately passed away. THEN she was overcharged for her stay and they have yet to refund what they owe. If you have a loved one needing an SNF do NOT take them to Tuscany Village SNF. What a nightmare.

My husband had to have his right leg removed related to cardiovascular complications and needed…read moresome rehabilitation to "get back to normal". Since we had both been working in Manor Care Southwest for quite some time we had no doubts about using this facility for his care. Although it was hard to go home at the end of the work place without him I felt very confident he would get nothing but the best care (personal and medical) I was comfortable in my decision. All the staff (everyone) was professional and caring towards him. I was taken aback by the thought of this stubborn man would ever let something like losing a limb would stop him from doing anything and the staff helped him prove his point. I still work in this building and see miracles happen everyday.

My husband phone charger & shoes were lost the first day. I couldn't contact my husband because…read morethey WILL NOT answer their phones. This is the second day I have tried to call them. I am calling every 30 mins & still no answer. I am about two hrs away. Who do I need to call besides the nursing home number to check on my husband?

My mom is a resident at Meadowlakes Estates. She is in hospice care. The Director Antoine is an…read moreoutstanding administrator. He has improved the facility from top to bottom. The remodeling provides an inviting welcome to all visitors. The resident rooms are much improved from the previous director. The nursing and support staff with one exception works to provide the best care possible for my mom and her suite-mate. She has been at Meadowlakes Estates since 2018. They respond to request and are very attentive to her needs. The attitude of the staff is positive with a can do spirit. There is no perfect senior care facility, but this staff that cares for my mother strives to reach the goal of excellence. My 95 year old mother is pleased with her care except they don't always season the food the way she did when she was preparing our meals.

From real observations: Hire more staff, staff is great but…read moreneed help. They run all night long, room to room. The problem regarding wait times, not enough staff to answer them; Hire more nurses,.

No SECURITY, No Security officer to patrol facility. NO…read morestaff at admission desk, no staff in sight, we had to yell before anyone answered. (Management problems). Nurses professional and kind, overworked) Patients have to wait long periods to get healthcare worker, do to poor staffing by managemenet!. (with 1 patient in room: One patient's family member may be allowed to stay to help their loved ones) Nurses exhausted,