Robert Haskell, LACHA
President
Grew up in Eureka and has run Flint Ridge since 2008. Visits every building every week.
Our people
Meet our team
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team
Our leadership
Tamara Ellis, RN
Chief Nursing Officer
Twenty-two years in long-term care nursing across the Flint Hills.
Dr. Harjit Singh
Medical Director
An internist who rounds in person and by telehealth at all four centers.
Jasmine Tran, APRN
Rotating Nurse Practitioner
Logs more highway miles than anyone on staff.
Kevin O'Dell, DPT
Director of Rehabilitation
Built the farm and ranch return-to-work program.
Rosa Delgado, RN, WCC
Wound Care Lead
Wound-certified and on the road between centers.
Kendra Walsh, LMSW
Director of Social Services
Handles KanCare applications across all four towns.
Hannah Weber
Admissions Director
Answers the one admissions line seven days a week.
Darren Kimbrough
El Dorado Administrator
Runs our largest center and its therapy wing.
Lauren Haskins
Augusta Administrator
An Augusta native who knows half her residents from church.
Marcus Bell
Eureka Administrator
Former high school coach, now coaching a nursing team.
Martha Okoye
Council Grove Administrator
Runs our smallest center with a big garden.
Sample family reviews
From Flint Ridge families
After my hip, I could recover in Eureka instead of Wichita. My wife visited every day and my church brought supper twice a week.
The therapists had Dad practicing opening a pasture gate. He went home and fed cattle the next week.
When we moved to Augusta, Mom transferred from Council Grove without starting over.
One phone call on a Sunday, and Hannah found a bed twenty minutes from our house.
Telehealth with the cardiologist saved us a two-hour drive every month.
Rosa healed a wound that had been open since spring.
Kendra helped us with KanCare. We'd been afraid of that paperwork for a year.
Grandpa's dog visits every Saturday. The whole hall waits for him.
Friday bingo in El Dorado is serious business. Mom has won four times.
The nurse practitioner caught Dad's pneumonia early. No ambulance ride to Wichita.
It's small-town care with big-town nursing. That's exactly what we wanted.
When Mom passed, the Council Grove staff came to her funeral. All of them.
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.