A resident in a white blouse knitting in a deep blue wingback chair by lamplight

Nursing home & rehab · Bartlesville, OK

At 3 a.m., the night nurse still knows her name.

A 64-bed nursing home off North Cherokee with licensed nurses on every shift, a therapy gym down the hall and families welcome at any hour.

Since 1979

The lights never go all the way off.

Most of what makes a nursing home good happens when nobody is touring. The 2 a.m. turn. The call light answered before the second buzz. The aide who notices Mr. Ray didn't touch his supper and brings him toast at nine.

We have kept that kind of watch in Bartlesville for more than forty years. Our night team is our most senior team, and families can call the nurses' station any hour and reach someone who has actually seen their mother today.

— Denise Harjo, RN, Administrator

A resident knitting at a table by the window with a cup of tea beside her

Sample family reviews

From the families

I work nights at the refinery, so I visit Dad at eleven. The nurses never make me feel like I'm in the way. They pull up a chair and tell me how his day went.
Marcus T.Son of a long-term resident

Visit

Off North Cherokee, by Johnstone Park

Tour & office hours

  • Tours, Mon – Sat9a – 6p
  • Admissions, Mon – Fri8a – 5p
  • Families visitAny time, day or night

Coming after work or after a hospital shift of your own? Late visits are normal here.

Come by after dark. We'll be up.

Tour at noon or at nine at night. Call or text Denise and she will meet you at the door.