1968: Eureka
A group of Greenwood County families opened the first Flint Ridge center so their parents wouldn't have to leave town.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
Fifty-plus years in the Hills
1984: El Dorado
A larger center with the first therapy gym in the group.
1999: Augusta
A third center, closer to families commuting to Wichita.
2012: Council Grove
When the town's only nursing home was set to close, Flint Ridge took it over and kept it open.
2020: Telehealth
Specialist visits by video came to all four centers, saving residents thousands of highway miles.
Today
Four towns, 210 beds and one admissions line that answers seven days a week.
- 4towns in the Flint Hills
- 210beds across four centers
- 1968the first center opened
- 6 daysof therapy a week in every building
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Nursing Home
- Rural Health Association · Excellence Award
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Post-Acute Partner
- Statewide Long-Term Care Association · Quality Recognition
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- Orthopedic Surgeons Group · Preferred Rehab Partner
- Hospice Alliance · Partner
- Workforce Council · Training Partner
- County Fair Boards · Community Partner
- Nursing School · Clinical Site
Good care shouldn't be an hour away.
Call our admissions line any day. We'll check your Medicare and find a bed in the town that works for your family.