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!

Went to rehab to recover from broken hip. Nursing and Medical care here is a joke! Doctors were…read moreunable to be contacted when needed but insurance for care was billed daily. This is FRAUD!

My 92 year old mom is staying at Epworth for rehabilitation after a fall. They changed the dosage,…read moreand the number of times a day of a narcotic without notifying me. The dosage has been doubled and one less time a day. So now she's getting 5mg more a day. She's in pain, not getting it how it was originally prescribed by her pain management doctor. Today (Friday evening) she told me how much pain she's been in. I called the nurses station and apparently there isn't anyone there that can help me with this problem. They said the doctor won't call me because they're off and only deal with emergencies on evenings and on the weekends. Mom has stayed at Epworth before for rehabilitation without problems, but after this I will look for someplace else.

Dana Tramba…read more Touchmark has been our home for three years. I am living a retirement dream. We are active seniors and live in a home with a two-car garage. Currently, I take part in outside community activities. Our Life Enrichment team also has a variety of activities scheduled on-site throughout the day. Touchmark supplies yard work, home maintenance, and weekly housekeeping. I just look at the menu at mealtime and decide what I want to eat. Our chef is wonderful. No more grocery shopping or cooking. The high school and college kids that serve us are like grandchildren you get to see every day. The health and fitness director will assess you and find an exercise class that will enhance your health. Friends gather and visit the Pub in the evenings. It is wonderful to know all my neighbors and live where we feel safe. Touchmark is a great place to spend this season of my life.

We moved to Touchmark in October 2020. I researched 14 different facilities and we chose Touchmark…read moreat Coffee Creek, Parkview homes. We like having a separate house with garage. I feel like we are benefiting from the rewards of working hard all our lives. I wondered before we moved if I was too young to live in a retirement community. But I love it and happy I found a place close to family where I can spend the last chapter of my life without moving again. The meals are wonderful. The Pitzner landscape crew keeps the grounds immaculate. Grass mowed, snow shoveled and planting seasonal flowers and hanging Christmas Lights. Very friendly. The staff is courteous and quickly knows and greets you by name. The chef's cook delicious meals. Neighbors are friendly even though I only see their eyes and a mask. We have felt safe living here with all the Covid. They have been very cautious. Can hardly wait until this pandemic comes to an end so we can fully enjoy our new community and family can visit. Dana Tramba

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.

The Building appears nice and well kept. At first glance it appears to be a lovely little place to…read morehave your loved one placed. It has undergone some changes recently with management. The new DON there Bethany Clearly has not had much experience running a long term care facility. She seems confused about things she should clearly be knowledgeable about. She seems like she is always trying to push the responsibilities of task off on other staff members. She has even come into work seen to be noticeably under the influence of a mind altering substance. She couldn't even walk down the hall without stumbling and slurring her words. This has happened on more than one occasion and nothing has been done. The administrator Jim has even refused to address the situation. I would seriously caution against putting your loved one in this long term care facility.

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.

They took care of my MIL while she was in a skilled nursing facility for over a year. Always very…read moreprofessional and if she needed a nurse they were always ready to come. They kept the family up to date on her issues. During her last 4 days of life, they had someone with her in the room for 24 hours. Not only to minister to the family, but mostly to be sure that she didn't die alone. Everyone pitches in for these watch's from Chaplin's to Social Workers. They were a great comfort and have to continued to be there for the family if needed.

I can't thank physicians choice enough!! They are absolutely the best. They showed such…read morecompassion and care. Anytime there was a question a nurse same right out. They offered so many services and help. Our case manager Toya and Nurse Lisa went over and beyond. God bless them. My family and I are so grateful. .

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.

The lady at the front was rude…read more Besides that- they got me in fast. I saw the doctor in less than 5 mins of waiting. The quality of care and bedside manner is superior at this hospital. Hopefully won't need to come back but will come here when necessary.

If you're looking for the worst of the worst, Integris is the place for you…read more I'll try to keep this reasonably short. I was taken by ambulance to INTEGRIS Health Edmond Hospital for a major heart attack, a "widow maker", where I coded while in the emergency room. The cardiologist did save my life with two stents, but that's the only saving grace for this hospital. A few hours after the event I asked one of the doctors what I could take instead of my arthritis meds, which were off the table now due to having to take blood thinners, and he said "just take more aspirin". If that was supposed to be a joke, it was not funny in the slightest. "More aspirin" is the last thing you'd want to take unless of course you'd like to bleed out internally. During that same event a nurse told me that the tiny off-white globs in my blood sample were cholesterol. Well, I'm pretty effing sure they're not or I'd be dead of stroked out and likely a vegetable or life support. Those "globs" were likely pieces of subcutaneous fat that were getting into the samples due to yet another poorly placed catheter. Rather than redo the poorly place catheter which caused the nurse to have to massage blood samples out of my arm (for the love of all things holy), she just continued to do the same thing that caused much pain and a massive hematoma (bruise). Just what one needs when on high doses of blood thinners. That's just the tip of the iceberg. I was under the Integris care umbrella of uncaring quacks for almost three years. Shame on me for not exiting the poisonous ecosystem earlier. Also, I filed a concern with Integris over 7 months ago and have yet to receive a response. And just to add insult to injury, INTEGRIS experienced data breach in 2023 that exposed the following info: And just to add insult to injury, INTEGRIS experienced a data breach in 2023 that exposed the following info: Compromised Information - Full Names - Social Security Numbers - Dates of Birth - Contact Information (Home addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses) - Demographic Information - Health Insurance Information (Carrier details and member IDs) Never again!