Four Seasons Rehabilitation & Care

Four Seasons Rehabilitation & Care sits in Durant, Oklahoma, where it's been serving Bryan County since 1969 with 122 beds in a skilled nursing and long-term care facility. The place takes Medicare and Medicaid, along with insurance, and you'll find a care team on-site 24 hours a day, including nurses and therapists for things like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, with personalized care plans that are reviewed often so residents get the right help as their needs change. Physicians see folks on admission and again every 30 days or so, keeping the staff in close contact with medical teams, while guest and family services offer counseling plus education and outreach programs to keep families involved. When it comes to daily life, residents can join in on arts and crafts, exercise, games, discussions, musical performances, and all sorts of group events like movies, birthday celebrations, outings, and ice cream socials. The facility has a wellness center, activities lounge, fitness room, a small library, quiet and active lounges, and a garden where people can get fresh air or just relax. Rooms are air-conditioned, fully furnished, feature kitchenettes and private bathrooms, and come equipped with cable TV, phone, and Wi-Fi, while housekeeping, linen services, and daily mail delivery help keep things running smoothly. Dining includes nutritious, dietitian-approved meals served restaurant-style, and they do accommodate dietary restrictions. Resident councils help give folks a voice in activities, and both residents and families can take part in social programs. Visitors are welcome most of the day and private events can be scheduled in the activities lounge. Four Seasons Rehabilitation & Care is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing center, focused on dignity and comfort, with a history in the area, though it's worth pointing out the facility has reported 15 health standard deficiencies, seven incidents, three complaints, and three penalties for a total of $239,098 in recent years. The place carries a Medicare rating of 1.6 out of 5 stars. There are currently 72 residents there, so it's not at full capacity, and the staff say they keep the atmosphere homelike and welcoming with staff and social services available. All told, the facility centers on ensuring physical and emotional needs are met through practical support, therapy, and social engagement for older adults who need long-term care and rehabilitation.