Woodview Home sits in a quiet neighborhood at 1630 3rd Ave NE in Ardmore, Oklahoma, and has 68 beds that are Medicare and Medicaid certified, with trained, friendly staff ready to process admissions 24/7, so folks can come in any time, and there's always an RN on duty each day to make sure care's handled safely and thoroughly. The place offers long-term and short-term skilled nursing care in big rooms that feel like home, along with independent living, assisted living, residential care home services, memory care for those with dementia, non-ambulatory and diabetic care, incontinence support, and hospice. People get person-centered attention that respects their independence, and there's strong encouragement for residents to have a say in their own routines, in a way that still feels nurturing and respectful.
You'll find daily seasonal breakfasts with fresh, nutritious choices, plus coffee, tea, and other drinks served all day, with restaurant-style dining planned by a registered dietitian to match any dietary needs. WiFi's available across the building, and there are beauty shop services on site, so folks can feel comfortable and cared for. There's always something going on, from birthday parties and movie nights to music programs, hobby activities, and visits from outside entertainers, and outings for residents happen along with devotional activities, with a new activity calendar posted every month. The community is set up with both common and quiet lounge areas, a bird aviary, and an activities lounge available for private family events or group gatherings.
There's strong attention to residents' comfort and the little details, with mail delivery, a way for loved ones to send cards online, and family councils to help advocate for residents, with staff on hand in the social services department for concerns. People can visit from 8 am to 8 pm most days, but if families need to come outside those times, a quick call is all it takes to set things up. Rehabilitation therapy-physical, occupational, and speech-begins the day someone moves in, and care is tailored to what each person needs, whether they're coming in after surgery, injury, or illness, and folks can get help with wound care too. The staff includes skilled nurses and aides who work around the clock, and the team puts a focus on keeping people's dignity and independence in mind, welcoming residents as part of a community, not just a place to stay.
Woodview Home takes COVID precautions and lets families know about any updates, so everyone stays informed. The atmosphere's friendly and home-like and people often get to know each other through common rooms, meals, and shared activities, with community amenities making sure there's always something to do, whether that's a group activity or a quiet afternoon. The goal at Woodview Home is to give clear, reliable care for seniors and their families in Carter County and the surrounding area, with a practical, supportive approach to health, everyday life, and community.
