Marlow Nursing and Rehabilitation

Marlow Nursing and Rehabilitation sits over at 702 S 9th St in Marlow, Oklahoma, where you'll find a long-term care and skilled nursing facility with a focus on both rehabilitation and nursing support for seniors who need day-to-day help, and there's a floor with 48 apartments of different shapes and sizes, and those apartments come with a kitchenette, which means a sink, a microwave, and a refrigerator freezer, and folks who live there also get large, accessible bathrooms and showers so people with wheelchairs or walkers can manage more easily. The place deals mainly with nursing care, welcoming residents who use Medicare and Medicaid, and the building itself is called Marlow Nursing & Rehab and it's part of a community that also has assisted living, independent living, memory care, and continuing care, so there's options if someone's needs change over time, but it's best to know that the government gave it much below average marks for quality, and staffing and health inspections came in slightly below average, so it's something families should consider and maybe talk over with the staff, who you can meet during a scheduled tour. Services on offer include skilled nursing, physical, speech, and occupational therapy, respiratory therapy, wound care, dementia care, and medication management, and while there's not a long list of amenities mentioned anywhere, the place does serve both short-term patients and those who plan to stay a while, and it's said to have a positive reputation in the community for several years now. The area is a bit car-dependent, with a Walk Score® of 30, but necessities like grocery stores, coffee shops, and pharmacies aren't all that far off. There isn't much information to be found online either way about special features, but you can check out floor plans or ask about payment options, and the place goes by Marlow Nursing & Rehab and is associated with Care Providers Oklahoma. If you're curious about visiting, you can meet staff and residents and get a better sense of the atmosphere before making any big decisions.