Renee Castillo, LNFA
Administrator
Renee grew up in Burkburnett and has run Red River for nine years. Her cell number is on the board in the lobby. Use it.
Our people
Meet our team
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team
Who's in charge
Gwen Tatum, RN
Director of Nursing
Twenty years of nursing, twelve of them here. Gwen trains every new nurse herself and walks every hall twice a day.
Samuel Ike, DO
Medical Director
A family medicine physician in Wichita Falls since 2008. Dr. Ike sees patients on site twice a week and reviews every new admission.
Kyle Brandt, PT
Director of Rehabilitation
Kyle runs a team of eleven therapists. He measures progress in steps, stairs and days to discharge, and he posts the numbers.
Jolene Pickett, LVN, WCC
Wound Care Nurse
Jolene is certified in wound care and photographs every wound weekly so families can see the progress for themselves.
Andre Lewis, LMSW
Social Services Director
Andre retired from the Air Force and helps veterans' families sort out benefits. He leads every care conference.
Kelsey Morrow
Admissions Director
Kelsey answers the admissions line seven days a week and can usually tell a hospital case manager yes within the hour.
Sample family reviews
Patients and families. Unedited.
Bypass surgery in October. Home by Thanksgiving. Kyle had me walking the parking lot in the second week.
I asked how long Mom would be there and they gave me an actual answer, then updated it every Friday. That never happened at the other place.
Dad came in on oxygen around the clock. The respiratory therapist had him off it during the day by week three.
Andre figured out Dad's VA benefits in one afternoon after we'd been stuck for months.
My wife has lived here five years. The aides know she likes her coffee black and her radio on the country station. That's all I ask.
Jolene sent me photos of Mom's wound every week. I watched it close from Dallas.
They called me at 11 p.m. to say Grandpa had a fever and what they were doing about it. Then they called again at 6 to say it broke.
Knee replacement, eighteen days, went home and back to the golf course by spring. No complaints.
Discharge tomorrow? Call today.
We review hospital referrals seven days a week and can usually accept a patient within hours.