We love Mrs. Stephanie my daughter didn't talk when we first met her. Now my daughter is all over…read morethe place. We seen a different lady at different place and my daughter still wasn't talking after a whole year. But Mrs. Stephanie just kept going and it's amazing now. Hands down best speech place to go.. she's honest and trustworthy and treats u like family. Glad my daughter likes her a lot too!! Thank you Mrs. Stephanie and all you do!!

We have been seeing Stephanie at The Speechful Center for a few months now to help my 5 y/o with…read moresome pronunciation issues. She is making great improvement and loves going to speech each week. She has so much fun, and Stephanie is great with her. She's incredibly knowledgeable and explains the issues and plan of action clearly and easily for a layperson to understand. I have a lot of confidence in her experience and abilities and would recommend her. We're confident our daughter will continue to improve.

Babetta was referred to me by a friend as a postpartum doula. I had mastitis shortly after having…read moremy baby, and I was extremely fatigued and had a high fever. I decided to ask her for help, and it was the best decision I could've made. I did not spend a lot of time around babies before having one, and so I think that newborn phase was extra stressful for me. She made me feel comfortable and relaxed, and took care of my baby so I could rest and recover. Not only that, she educated me on ways to help encourage my baby's development. She was able to entertain my extremely active newborn and take care of her with ease. I recommend hiring a postpartum doula in general, but especially Babetta!!

Babetta was our doula and she was awesome! We gave birth at a hospital with an epidural, but having…read moreBabetta there to advocate for me was great, plus all the at-home early labor help was amazing. After having steady contractions since 6am, I started having serious contractions around dinner time at my apartment. I called her to say it miiiiight be time, but I was skeptical if this was the real moment or not. She showed up with all of her doula gear and overnight bag right away! She set up her diffuser, and helped my partner squeeze my hips to help alleviate the pain. I sat in the bathtub and she distracted me so I'd chill out a bit. The biggest thing is she helped me keep my cool during some major back labor craziness. A funny moment that I'll never forget - I asked her if I could take a sleeping pill or melatonin or something so I could sleep a bit through this crazy early labor. She says "I think you're having a baby sooner than you think..." I was thinking, seriously? We ended up going to the hospital less than an hour later. Good thing I wasn't zonked out LOL! Anyways, Babetta stayed by my side from early labor until after the baby was born! She offered comfort and relaxation, reminded me to breathe, advocated for me to the doctors, and helped my mom and partner with whatever they needed. I'd recommend her to anyone in a heartbeat!

Melissa is knowledgeable and empathetic. She has taught me so much and helped me to better support…read moremy body with nutrition. She is patient, thorough, and professional. She goes above and beyond to help her clients be the best they can be.

I was very happy with my appointment and didn't feel rushed. Excellent care, very compassionate,…read moreknowledgeable, and thorough.

I had an Iv put in yesterday because I was dehydrated after a long weekend. I felt so much better!…read more Noelle is great!

Mrs. Alexander was pleasant, on time, professional, and very knowledgeable. I would highly…read morerecommend if you are needing to rehydrate or just need to up some vitamins, etc. I may just make this a monthly appointment especially in the summer to try to keep up with my hydration as I struggle with heat exhaustion symptoms from having a heat stroke when I was younger and continue to fight the symptoms of heat exhaustion even just after 30 minutes or less in the heat. Am I cured, no but I'm a solid 80% better than I was this morning. Same day and quick appointments! Please keep her in business I think she would be able to help so many! If you are feeling Blah, or have a illness, or just not been taking care of yourself. Get a vitamin infusion and get back on it so you can enjoy life. Life's too short to feel yucky!!

I had a bad experience. One of caseworkers seminole workers was just awful. She was late to her…read morefirst appointment and smelled like a perfume shop. She would text vague messages asking me to call her right after surgery with a paralyzed arm, then she wouldn't answer the phone. Another time, she no showed an appointment and again, never did answer her phone that day either. She gaslights situations then says "sorry you're so sensitive, or sorry you feel that way." There are good people, but if you get the one I got, it was awful. The worst part was that I had to deal with her constant phone tag games when I was recovering from surgery and only had one arm that worked. My writing arm/and hand was paralyzed. That's when the Seminole case worker was the worst to me.

Very thankful for Excell! We signed up my father-in-law in early January. I believe that if it…read morewasn't for Excell he would have not recovered like he has! They were timely and professional. We had a great staff of people who came in and treated us like family. Great communication with the office and never had an issue with anyone! Would recommend and will use again when I have a family member in need! Thank you Excell!

My late mother was adopted through this service in 1944. (She had actually been born, I think, at…read moreOur Lady of Victory here in Oklahoma City. But never mind that story right now.) The late Lloyd Rader saw that my mother, a newborn baby blonde with big blue eyes, had been put up for adoption. (My biological grandfather had been a married soldier during the war, and my biological grandmother had been his collateral damage while home on leave. But, again, different stories for different times, eh?) My adoptive grandmother, a kind and loving woman who herself cared for handicapped children at a private facility in Warr Acres, took it upon herself (along with her widowed sister and business partner at the time) to adopt Mother in the same year she'd been born -- 1944. Both my adoptive grandmother, Mary, and her sister, Harvie, were thrilled with the quality and professionalism of the Deaconess home and corollary adoption service; they often spoke of the Deaconess Home with tears in their grateful eyes.

Just before Christmas last year, my wife and I received a call from Deaconess saying that my wife…read moremay not be fit to be a Mom. Literally days before Christmas they told us this. How did they come to this conclusion? Well, during the course of their 2-3 hour interaction with her, they learned that her Dad passed away when she was 7 years old. They felt that the loss of her Dad had rendered her unable to parent because, get this, "she didn't make enough eye contact nor does she remember enough details of her Dad's death 26 years ago." Are you serious?!?! They told her she needed to undergo psychological testing to determine her cognitive abilities. If anyone is unfit, it's the staff at Deaconess. How about you conduct a lengthier interview with her? Double check the references? Do any thing before you decide to tell someone they're unfit to be a Mom because of a significant loss experienced two decades ago. Fast forward a year - we went through a wonderful adoption consultant who's actually good at her job (and got us matched on the very first day)and now we have a happy, thriving baby boy. Our birth mom chose us because she had a feeling that my wife would be a great Mom and she was absolutely right. Deaconess is the worst.

We moved my mother into the assisted living facility as her health declined, and she was no longer…read moresafe to be home. My mother loved every minute of being there. She enjoyed the activities, and the social nature of the environment. She enjoyed the staff and their overall kindness. When I wanted to move her closer to me, she preferred to stay at this assisted living. She met some wonderful friends and had amazing care while she was there. The staff provided kind, thoughtful, and sincere care, and addressed all her needs in a timely manner. I am forever grateful for the care that they provided.

I was invited to the Valentines party here and it was a blast. Had a great time and great food…read more Even a band that was very good. Great job Meadowlake. Thanks

My mother went to this nursing home on Eve of May 23rd, 2026 and died on June 10th. Under the care…read moreof this nursing home she suffered. I live in Kansas and was helpless. Never leave someone at a nursing facility that family cant check on. It was horrendous and I was working hard at finding her a place in Kansas from day 1. Her text messages came in daily and often and I was so stressed and called them often trying to get her help. She begged me to get her out of there,. Day 1 1:00 am please get me out of here. I cant get help they laugh at me. Day 2 needs clothes on having trouble breath.ing I talked to admin about not getting help to toilet and getting her breathing treatments. There is a pregnant worker there who says she cant lift or help you poop in your pants and dont give me any shit or else. Another time you better cooperate..You eat and then maybe you can use toilet but I hurt and need to go. No Told she will get over it. Mother says they are really rough with her and threw her in the bed because they were upset with her. Her bottom is extremely sore. I call when she is begging me to get her help she needs to go poo. Told again not gooing to put you on toilet until you eat your breakfast. Keeps telling just poo in your pants. On the 30th she is freezing and has no clothes on. I call again they tell me well her light is not on but her light was on. I asked my mother and she said it was. My mother was told to not call me anymore and my mother tells me she is afraid to have me call she will get treated poorly for calling me. June 2nd she wants to call 911 because she hurting, I call and they said they would help her. Noone came and noone will answer the phone. I keep asking for pictures and a report on my mothers health and I never get it. June 4th I try to get her meds she has so much water weight on she is scared and she is nauseated badly and cant breath June 8th still no meds. Mom is telling me she is wishing she would die that this is humane. Im being told that she is difficult and not adjusting . She is begging for breathing treatment and help. Calls me she feels so sick to her stomach ..I call they say ok they will check. They dont and she never receives anything for nausea. She is dry heaving. I working hard with Topeka nursing homes to take her with her medicaid...its difficult. On the 8th I get report from Nurse she is going to get her meds. She still hasnt received help. June 8th get told she is getting moved to another room. Ok June 9th she is letting me know that she is not getting help and they are being mean she got slammed in the bed. All her little trinkets that were moved from her room were in her bed and they laid her on top of all the glass trinkets and other items she could hear broken glass and feel stuff in her bed. She couldnt get anyone to come. She didnt bother calling me on this night instead tells me in the morning. I call again and tell them she deserves extra care during the day please this is awful and I want a report on her health please. Im say I am begging you guys to give her xtra care after the mistake of her sleeping on broken glass. Did that happen no. A nurse finds her in so much pain the ambulance is called. She dies the next eve. So her last night and day she slept on glass begging for help and treated horribly. I will forever carry that guilt that I was not able to get help and trying to get someone to check on her and report back to me. I did not do right by her and I cant stop crying and asking her to forgive me. Dont make the same mistake as me. It will haunt you!

The staff are very professional, and they do their jobs well! It meant so much to me when my…read moregrandfather was released from this nursing center healthy!! They really helped out and have no idea how much