A peaceful winter sunset casting warm hues over a field with bare trees.

Our story

How we got here

The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.

Our story

Fifty years on Lakeview Parkway

A nurse aide bringing morning tea to a resident on the rehab hall
Chapter 01

1972: forty beds

Red River opened with forty beds and a dirt parking lot on what was then the edge of town. The first administrator lived two blocks away and walked to work.

The wound nurse checking in with a resident during morning rounds
Chapter 02

1994: the gym

Hospital stays got shorter and patients came to us sicker. We knocked out a wall, built a therapy gym and started sending people home instead of only caring for them here.

Two patients working with resistance bands on the gym mats
Chapter 03

2011: the rehab hall

Forty-eight private rehab rooms, a practice kitchen, a staircase and a real car door to practice on. Short-stay patients now outnumber long-term residents two to one.

A grandfather walking beside his granddaughter's bike after going home
Chapter 04

Today

A respiratory therapist, a wound nurse and eleven therapists on staff, and the same promise as 1972: tell families the truth, and pick up the phone.

  • 120beds, 48 of them for short stays
  • 6 daysof therapy a week
  • 1972serving Wichita County
  • 11therapists on staff

Ratings & recognition · sample

  • Area hospital system · Preferred post-acute partner
  • Readers' poll · Best rehab in Wichita County, sample
  • Chamber of Commerce · Top employer
  • State survey · Deficiency-free, sample year
  • Veterans' service group · Community partner
  • Wound care program · Healing-rate recognition, sample

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