Artesian Home

Artesian Home sits at 1415 West 15th Street in Sulphur, Oklahoma, and offers care as an assisted living, nursing home, and skilled nursing facility for up to 39 residents, and since things like amenities and activities sometimes change, it's always a good idea for folks to stop by, take a look around, or ask questions to find out what's available at the moment, because sometimes the reading room, the yard, or the steam room might be open, and sometimes there are art programs or game nights or family events happening that week, so there's always something in motion. Staff provide help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and support for medication, and they're prepared for things like insulin shots and even 2-person transfers if needed, and if you want to know about overnight help, you can ask, because sometimes they have staff awake 24 hours. They serve three homemade meals a day with options for special diets, even for folks with issues like high blood pressure or diabetes, and they always make sure people have drinks like coffee, tea, or juice with meals. Residents can choose private or shared bedrooms, and there's a mobile barber or hairdresser available as well, with mail delivery most days except weekends and holidays. Medical care covers both short-term and long-term stays, including skilled nursing, memory care, hospice, respite care, and therapies like physical, occupational, or speech sessions, so if you need extra recovery after a hospital stay or ongoing help, they've got that too. Activities run the range from exercise classes, music programs, pet therapy, and art to outdoor relaxation or group movie nights, and folks can join in things like candlelight dinners, birthday parties, religious services, and even outings for shopping or doctor appointments since they help with transportation. There's a monthly events calendar, social services team, a dedicated administrator named Shelley Collins, and a resident council to make sure everyone has a voice, and visits with family are welcome most of the day, though you can arrange other times if needed. Each resident gets attention based on their personal needs, with the comfort and independence of residents being important, and the caring staff focus on dignity-so if someone wants a bit of independence but needs help here or there, that's covered as best it can be, and for most concerns, you can talk to the team or check the frequently asked questions and events calendar before visiting, since they keep records and schedules up to date for families to see. The facility has an average rating of 3.8 from four reviews, and while not everything's perfect every day like anywhere else, there's a steady effort to keep residents healthy and engaged, offering a comfortable and safe place to live if you or your loved one need that kind of care.