I would absolutely not put my dog in this nursing home. Let me tell you what happens behind the…read morescenes of this nursing home that I do not know why it is still open today and why the state of Oklahoma is not shut it down I used to go to Golden rule Three times a week and donate my time to visit with the residence. I would pray with them and donate my time to the elderly in 2017 I was diagnosed with cancer and needed to rehabilitate so I decided to rehabilitate there being that I knew the staff well under their care I was treated horribly. They stole my medication yes The nurses were smoking inside of the building, the food was deplorable, and they were absolutely verbally and emotionally abusive to me not to mention I had money and credit card stolen from my wallet and when I would go in to take a shower that would go through my dresser, drawers, and my personal items People I do not understand this. Please do not put your loved ones in the hands of these monsters this place needed to be closed down 15 to 20 years ago and they have a turn style for staff and management. Don't put your loved ones in here cause it'll only be abused and mistreated. Trust me I've seen it firsthand.

Do not send your loved ones here, because of their abuse and neglect my mother almost died at…read moreGolden Rule, they left her naked from the waist down several times , and they overmedicated her, the nursing home let her fall several times and did not inform her family, she had 2 strokes that almost killed her, they never informed us of , they also would not have sought medical care if we didn't make them. For these resasons I don't recommend this nursing home.

My husband has been staying here for over a month, and I am truly grateful for the exceptional care…read morehe has received from some of the staff. They are kind, compassionate, and genuinely dedicated to the residents. From Carol in the dining area; the CNAs Zach, Ricky, Belking, Publeo, John, and Shay; the CMA Greg; the activity coordinator Kaylee; and nurse Zee--everyone works hard to provide my husband with high-quality care. The care here is far better than what he received at the two hospitals he stayed in previously. I deeply appreciate all that you do, especially knowing how challenging it is to care for residents who are in wheelchairs, nonverbal, and physically weak. You are truly angels to the residents, and your work means so much to many families. Thank you all.

After hospitalization for Covid, a UTI, and a kidney infection, I went to the Noble Healthcare…read moreCenter for skilled nursing and rehab. I felt broken and dispirited when I arrived, but through the loving compassionate care of the staff I felt that much healing of my condition took place. What a positive nursing care group! The physical therapists were attentive, and the activities were made fun through good humor and social interaction with other patients. Long-term residents expressed to me that they have been happy staying at the facility. The Christmas party was well-attended and the petting zoo that visited was cool! I definitely recommend the Noble Health Care Center for healing through love and good care!

Horribly run down facility with incompetence at every level, building looks like it's falling down,…read morebroken faucets, showers inoperable, HORRIBLE

Amazing staff! They really care for what u are going thru and work with u thru it! They push hard…read morebut not so hard to hurt u or cause u stress! They have an amazing program and are the only home health I would recommend!

The caring professional's at progressive Home Health offered skilled nursing and physical therapist…read moreto aide rehabilitation after knee replacement surgery. Nurse Janice, physical therapist's Laura and Jenn helped keep communication open between home health and mercy ICU to a unrelated turn of events and resumed recovery visits. I would highly recommend Progressive Home Health and will definitely use this company in the future.

My dad has lived at Belfair for 9 months. Belfair staff also cared for my mother in July and…read moreAugust through her end of life. I could not have asked for a more caring and compassionate experience. Belfair brought Hospice in and they joined alongside them in caring for Mom. Dad loves the chef at Belfair and they provide a balanced, diabetic meal plan for him. The facilities are beautiful and the activities and outings are appropriate for the residents. I love that the center is small enough to know all of the staff's names! I live three hours away now, but am fully confident Dad is getting great care.

From the owner: Belfair of Shawnee is an assisted living community specializing in Alzheimer's and dementia care.read more

A few employees are great and really care about their patients while others are lazy and care less…read moreabout their job and the patients. Bradford Village does not supply washcloths or towels but they offer pillow cases for washcloths and bed sheets for towels. If you have an emergency after 11 pm, they may take 30 minutes to respond. The staff was given instructions for the first night to be sure they put my CPAP on as I have severe sleep apnea. They finally put in on at 6 am. As per McBride hospital, since my blood pressure has been very low at times, to take my BP before administering my BP meds. They repeatedly give me meds before checking blood pressure. My left arm was in a sling do to shoulder replacement surgery and was delivered a pork chop for dinner. No one was there to cut up the chop. I could go on and on but I would not wish my worst enemy go to this facility. Breakfast was just OK. No dietitians to plan menues. Might get fried fish with baked beans. Offered Spice Cake for desert 5 nights in a row. I could go on for quite some time but just don't go here. If so, please have a family member closely watch over your care!

Your day shift LPN's RN's and ESPECIALLY the nurses aids! They are lazy have a bad attitude needs…read morelessons in how to be nice and respectful. ALL OF THE RN's LPNS -and aides on weekends day second and 3rd shift nurses were FANTASTIC, maybe cause they were from another country most all from Africa, were nice courteous kind helpful mindful if you need anything. Very respectful and willing to listen to your needs.

Our father Alvin J. Bruning died at Manor Care in Midwest City, Ok on 10 March 2005. After my…read moresister and I went to a meeting explaining about thick water and the importance of not giving him anything but, a young, dumb and inexperienced girl give my dad regular water and he drowned in it. Thick water is a liquid with increased viscosity, primarily used to help people with dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) drink safely. DON'T SEND ANYONE YOU LOVE TO THIS CARELESS PLACE!

From the owner: ManorCare Health Services skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers offer post-acute services for…read morethose transitioning from hospital to home. This specialized quality care helps shorten or eliminate hospital stays, laying the groundwork for a successful discharge. Some of these services include: high-intensity physical, occupational and speech therapies, cardiac recovery, stroke and other neurological recovery care, skin and complex wound care, I.V. services, diabetes management, oncology care, and orthopedic and joint replacement recovery. With individualized programs and a variety of post-acute services ManorCare offers rehab hospital caliber health care options to meet the unique needs of patients and ensure that they receive outcomes-oriented care that will speed their recovery and their return home.