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Carrie Watson

Do not send your loved one here. The place needs major updates and a good scrubbing! The lift chair was broken and unusable, so they sit you in a wheel chair and occasionally on the toliet and forget about you. They had a memory care patient on the same hall that constantly yells and hollers all hours of the night waking the entire floor.

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Leslie Ming

If you're looking for dishonesty and thievery, this is your place. From the owner Heather to the staff. I am a 67-year-old amputee and had the unfortunate experience of being put at Bellevue after my amputation for skilled nursing. I was there for intravenous antibiotics every 6 hours. However, in medication was never on time and late and I was reinfected and had to go back to the hospital within two week. While sick today that I was leaving to go to the hospital. The owner heather gathered up my laundry and I never got it back with the exception of a pair of pants, socks and underwear that we're not picked over from the staff.

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Carl Tiemann

First the smell is overwhelming with stinch. The food is not edible. The staff could care less. They let the patient lay in the bed with no attention or care all day. They don’t help feed them if bed ridden. The CNA’s hide at the opposite end of the long hallways to hide out of site. They are eating order out, have earbuds, cell phones, letting call buttons beep for 20 + minutes before they move their bodies. Even telling a patient if you can’t stand I won’t take you to the bathroom. It’s so sad to see your loved one so mistreated, but also so disgusting. Elderly can’t hear well. Most staff does not speak loudly or clearly, or have ear buds and can’t hear the patients. It is a terrible situation. Please pray for the patients care.

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Melissa Wotring Norman

I have experienced multiple facilities in the past 12 months due to my 89 year old fathers declining health with a fall and infections. Bellevue long term care was by far the worst of all the facilities. They let my father lay in bed for 24 hours, checking on him only once. They failed to treat him appropriately, giving him 5 laxitives that were ordered as needed, despite my father having diarrhea. On the day we transferred my father to the hospital, the Bellevue staff acted as though we were a bother, and annoyed that we were asking for assistance to get my father cleaned up. As they were busy on the couch in the lounge on their phones. We asked for a hospice company in order not to have to move my father. We were told that the only company that had a contract with Bellevue was Lifecare hospice. When I contacted Lifecare hospice to get my fathers defibrillator turned off, I was told 'we don't do that'. Thus we transferred our father out of Bellevue. I was subsequently told by other medical professionals in the OKC area that Bellevue was known in the area as a poor quality facility and they would not want their family in this facility. I am so dissapointed with our care! Please avoid this facility. I write this as a daughter and over 30 years of being an Internal Medicine physician.

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Patti Koch

Never having been in rehab previously, I had no idea what to expect. The administration and staff are high quality, caring, professional, knowledgeable and very competent. I hope I never have to have rehab again but if I do I will want to return to Bellevue. (...and the food is good, too)! Also, while there, my daughter brought my dog to visit me several times. Other visitors were also positively impressed.