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Timothy Westhoff

So far so good. I haven't been here too long, but having been at more than 3 Skilled Nursing Facilities-SNF in TX and OK, that this facility is nice in their rooms and other areas, dining, Physical Therapy (PT), courtyard, etc. and the staff, by my experience has been awesome. Very attentive and patient, and trust me I'm a patient who needs patience. If you or a loved one needs an SNF, I strongly encourage you to check this one out! Failure to do so would be a mistake. Why 4 and not 5 stars? Only because I don't believe in 5 stars for any facility, nor a 10 for a woman's beauty? There is no such thing of such perfect perfection in anyone or anything.😀 Timothy Westhoff Former Aide to a POTUS

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La Tonya Walter

I am their lab tech and I come and draw blood overnight when I tell you that. Nikki, the nurse and Logan, the other nurse are the most awesome people ever and even the new nurse. Joshua willing to help if I have a question. I love seeing their faces when I go in there. If I have any questions or any concerns they always take care of it. So I want to say thank you. Nurse Nikki, nurse, Logan and Mr. Joshua.

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Rebekah Boyd

I leave this review. Because my mom is a patient there. And she hasn't been there about a little over a month. They helping my daughter alienate my mom from me her daughter. My mom is origanally from fort worth,tx. And my daughter decided to take it upon herself to take my mom out of the nursing home. Mind you the nursing in fort worth,tx had never physical met my daughter. Besides that the staff is very rude at this facility.

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Kimberly Glunz

I can't give this facility even 1 star. The care for my mother was atrocious. For one thing, the doctor said my mother would be released in a week after just having had brain surgery in OK City. So, he was dismissive of her from the beginning. She did not receive nearly any of the rehab she needed. Matter of fact, she developed a blood clot from her groin to her feet. I kept tell that Dr. Root to look at her swollen fruit, but, again, he dismissed it. Bottom-line, my mother walked into Bridges after 2 weeks of therapy at Mercy Hospital in OK City, but she had to be taken out by a wheelchair when she left! The brain surgeon and her first physical therapist after surgery at Mercy, are both outraged that she isn't back to independent living. The problem is that because of this blood clot (which can be caused by too much inactivity), she will very likely never walk again. Don't sent anybody you love to this place, I implore you!

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Kimberly Viera

NOT happy. My mother entered Magnolia for rehabilitation on March 11, 2021, which was a Thursday. We were informed, since the Doctor sees patients on Thursdays, that she would not get a COVID vaccine until the following Thursday, which seemed risky but reasonable since she was to be in quarantine for two weeks anyway. It is now 3 weeks of her being at Magnolia. She STILL has not received the vaccine yet she is being taken into the public room for PT. She is utterly terrified and wants to leave for her own safety (very high risk, 73). The COVID vaccine is readily available at the Jackson Memorial Hospital nearby if they would simply have someone come by to administer it. Many new employees have started (and also can’t receive a vaccine from Magnolia) and full visitation is now in place - unvaccinated people constantly visiting and touching surfaces. Yet, every time we call Magnolia the number simply gives a busy signal and there is no way to leave a message! What kind of facility is this?