Celeste Broussard, LNFA
Administrator
A Texarkana native who started as a night CNA in 1999. She still walks the halls at midnight once a week.
Our people
Meet our team
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team
The people on the halls
Gloria Abernathy, RN
Director of Nursing
Twenty years in long-term care nursing, half of them on nights.
Dr. James Whitaker
Medical Director
A Texarkana internist who rounds on both campuses and takes call.
Priya Raman, APRN
Nurse Practitioner
On site every weekday, alternating campuses.
Luis Garza, RN
Night Nursing Supervisor
Fourteen years running the night shift. Families get his direct line.
Kevin O'Dell, DPT
Director of Rehabilitation
Built our joint-replacement and cardiac programs.
Rosa Delgado, RN, WCC
Wound Care Nurse
Wound-certified, with weekly measurements for every family.
Kiana Brooks, LMSW
Director of Social Services
Handles Texas and Arkansas Medicaid, and the hard conversations.
Teresa Lujan
Admissions Director
Answers seven days a week and checks your coverage before you arrive.
Rev. Calvin Moore
Chaplain
Visits anyone who asks, at any hour.
Martha Okoye
Nash Campus Director
Runs our smaller Nash campus with the same standards and a lot of warmth.
Sample family reviews
From Peony Hill families
Two nights after my knee replacement I couldn't sleep. The nurse sat with me and we talked about my roses until I dozed off.
Dad gets confused at night. Luis knows exactly what to say. I sleep better knowing he's there.
When Mom took a turn at midnight, someone met us at the door and walked us straight to her room.
Three weeks after my stroke surgery I went home walking. The therapists never gave up on me.
Gloria calls me herself when anything changes. Not a voicemail.
Rosa healed a wound we'd fought for months at home.
Kiana sorted out Mom's Arkansas Medicaid when we'd moved her across State Line. Nobody else knew how.
The night kitchen made my husband a chocolate milkshake at two in the morning. He hadn't eaten all day.
Discharged on a Sunday night and Teresa still answered.
The halls are quiet at night. No beeping, no shouting. It feels like a home.
The Nash campus is smaller, and Martha knows every family. We chose it for that.
When Granddad passed, the chaplain was with him and stayed until we arrived.
Come see what our nights look like.
Call admissions any day, or ask for Celeste by name. Evening tours until seven.