Rehab and skilled nursing in Oklahoma
Our motto is simple: empower better living. Since empowering better living looks different from person to person, that means tailoring certain physical requirements for each rehabilitation resident. These senior living communities and rehab centers across Oklahoma truly exemplify that motto through their rehab programs. MGM locations partner with Reliant Rehabilitation to provide skilled nursing patients with high-quality, customized rehab services including occupational, speech, and physical therapy.
We are proud to elevate these past and current skilled nursing residents for their successful rehabilitation processes. Each resident put in the work to improve their skills and ultimately their lives.
Forest Hills Care & Rehab – Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Beverly Smith was admitted to Forest Hills Care & Rehab on May 12, 2022 under the care of Dr. Joseph Moore and was discharged 16 days later!
Visit the Forest Hills website for more information.
Leisure Village – Tulsa, Oklahoma
Myrtle Carrington was admitted to Leisure Village Health Care Community on March 30, 2022 under the care of Dr. Jack Brown. She was discharged to long-term care on June 6, 2022.
Visit Leisure Village’s website for more information.
Seminole Care and Rehab – Seminole, Oklahoma
Brenda Tunnell was admitted to Seminole Care and Rehabilitation Center on February 21, 2022 under the care of Dr. James Krablin. After 60 days, Brenda was discharged to home.
Visit Seminole’s website for more information.
Seminole Care and Rehab
Seminole, Oklahoma
Judy Calger was admitted to Seminole Care and Rehabilitation Center on April 7, 2022 under the care of Dr. James Krablin. 56 days later, Judy was discharged to home.
Visit Seminole’s website for more information.
Rehabilitation takes a lot of work on the patient’s part and these rehab graduates are no exception. With stays ranging from 16 to 69 days, these residents were able to achieve significantly higher functional outcome levels than when they were first admitted. Through hard work and determination, they improved their physical, occupational, and speech function enough to either return home or transition into the next level of care.