An older man kneeling to plant seedlings in his vegetable garden

Home health · Sapulpa, Oklahoma

Back in the garden by planting season.

Nurses and therapists who come to your home across Creek County and west Tulsa, and stay with you until you're doing the things you love again. Medicare-certified since 2006.

  • 2006first visit from Dewey Avenue
  • 4counties, Sapulpa to Cleveland
  • 52nurses, therapists and aides

No. 01 · What recovery looks like

Not a number on a chart. Tomatoes in May.

Every patient we see has a reason to get better that has nothing to do with a hospital. For Mr. Fields on Bridge Creek Road it was his garden. For Mrs. Ortiz it was walking her granddaughter to the bus stop. Margaret Two Hawks-Riley built Sahoma around that idea in 2006: find the reason, then aim every visit at it.

That means nurses who explain things plainly and therapists who practice in the yard when the yard is the goal. It means a social worker who sorts out SoonerCare before it becomes a crisis. And it means a nurse who picks up the phone at two in the morning, every night of the year.

— Margaret Two Hawks-Riley, RN, BSN, founder

An older man tending his vegetable rows
  • 2006first visit from Dewey Avenue
  • 4counties, Sapulpa to Cleveland
  • 52nurses, therapists and aides
  • 24/7a registered nurse on the line

What sets us apart

Where we shine

A home health nurse listening to an older man's heart on his sofa
01

Skilled nursing visits

Assessments, symptom checks and plain-English teaching.

Medicare
A caregiver beside an older woman practicing the stairs
02

Physical therapy

Strength, balance and walking aimed at the goal you name, indoors or out.

Medicare
A woman in her wheelchair trimming a potted evergreen on her patio
03

Outdoor mobility training

Uneven ground, porch steps, garden rows and gravel drives.

Medicare

We measure recovery the way you do: tomatoes in the ground, a walk to the mailbox, supper at your own table. Everything else is just how we get there.

Care settings

Wherever home is

Same clinicians, same standards, any address in our four counties.

Caring moment between a senior man and a supportive woman at home, fostering connection and well-being.
01

Your own home

From bungalows near downtown to farmhouses out past Kellyville.

  • Nursing
  • Therapy
  • Aide visits
Elderly man tending to garden plants beside a chicken coop on a warm day outdoors.
02

Farms and country places

Gravel roads, cattle guards and garden rows are part of the route.

  • Rural routes
  • Outdoor mobility
A senior adult and teenager sharing a cozy teatime conversation indoors.
03

Senior apartments and assisted living

We coordinate with community staff so skilled care comes to your apartment.

  • Shared updates
  • Medication review
Emotional scene of a father and daughter sharing a tender, supportive moment in a modern kitchen.
04

A family member's home

Recovering at your son's in Sand Springs? We'll visit you there.

  • Caregiver teaching
  • Equipment setup
Elderly man sitting on couch, using a pulse oximeter for health monitoring.
05

On video, between visits

Quick check-ins when a full visit isn't needed.

  • Same-day calls
  • Wound photo review

Our team

Our people

Margaret Two Hawks-Riley, RN, BSN, Founder & Administrator

Margaret Two Hawks-Riley, RN, BSN

Founder & Administrator

Dr. Peter Lindgren, MD, Medical Director

Dr. Peter Lindgren, MD

Medical Director

Rhonda Bigpond, RN, BSN, Director of Nursing

Rhonda Bigpond, RN, BSN

Director of Nursing

Caleb Fischer, PT, DPT, Therapy Director

Caleb Fischer, PT, DPT

Therapy Director

Meet the team

Two caregivers helping an older man with his notebook at the table

Our story

Twenty years on Dewey Avenue

Margaret Two Hawks-Riley opens Sahoma with three nurses and one rule: every patient names a goal on day one.

Read our story

Sample family reviews

In their words

My goal was tomatoes in the ground by May. Caleb practiced with me in the garden rows. I made it with a week to spare.
Earl F.Physical therapy patient, Sapulpa
They wrote Mom's goal on the refrigerator: walk to church. Six weeks later, she did.
Diana O.Daughter of a patient, Kellyville
Kendra came out to our place past Cleveland twice a week. The wound finally closed in March.
Ray P.Wound care patient, Pawnee County
Tom coordinated with the Creek Nation clinic so Dad's care fit together for once.
Shawna L.Daughter of a patient, Bristow
The night nurse knew exactly who I was at 2 a.m. We stayed home and Mom was fine.
Kevin M.Son of a patient, Sand Springs
Ana Maria set up my potting bench so I could work sitting down. Best thing anyone did for me all year.
Wilma J.Occupational therapy patient, 2025
Gloria makes Dad laugh every single visit. He's started dressing up for Tuesdays.
Pam R.Daughter of a patient, Mounds
Every person who came to the house was kind and on time. I didn't know home health could feel like this.
Carl W.Heart failure patient, Sapulpa
Jordan had the first visit booked before we'd left the hospital in Tulsa.
Brenda T.Wife of a patient
They caught my husband's sugar running high before it turned into a hospital trip.
Linda K.Wife of a patient, Depew
I got back on my tractor. That was my goal and they took it seriously.
Harlan B.Joint-replacement patient, Creek County
An older woman checking her husband's oxygen reading on their sofa

Admissions

From hospital to home, handled

One intake coordinator guides your family from the first call to the first week.

  • We call the hospital and get the orders
  • We verify Medicare, SoonerCare or insurance coverage
  • We deliver equipment before you get home
  • Your nurse sets your goal at the first visit
  • We call after the first week to check how it's going

Ratings & recognition · sample

  • Community Choice · Best Home Health Agency
  • Regional Business Journal · Best Places to Work
  • Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
  • County Chamber · Business of the Year
  • Rural Health Association · Partner
  • Veterans Coalition · Community Partner
  • Regional Hospital Network · Preferred Partner
  • Hometown Newspaper · Readers' Favorite
  • Family Caregiver Coalition · Partner

Now hiring

Good routes, steady caseloads and a team that has stayed together for years.

Contact

Serving Creek, Tulsa, Okmulgee and Pawnee counties

Office & nurse line

  • Office, Mon – Fri8a – 5p
  • Intake, Sat9a – 1p
  • Nurse line for patients24 hours

After hours, the main line rings the on-call RN, who can see your chart.

What do you want to get back to? Let's start there.

Call the office, or ask your doctor or hospital case manager to send the referral to Sahoma Home Health.