Lydia Fairchild, LNHA
Administrator
Grew up in Chickasha, started at Terra Rosa as an activities aide in 2009 and has run the building since 2019.
Our people
Meet our team
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team
The people who care for your people
Gloria Abernathy, RN
Director of Nursing
Twenty years in long-term care nursing. She rounds every hall before eight every morning.
Dr. Samuel Haddad
Medical Director
A Chickasha internist who sees residents weekly and coordinates closely with area hospitals.
Marcus Bell, DPT
Director of Rehabilitation
Doctor of physical therapy who built our joint-replacement program with local surgeons.
Priya Raman, APRN
Nurse Practitioner
Sees residents several days a week and catches changes early.
Kendra Walsh, LMSW
Director of Social Services
Guides families through Medicaid, discharge planning and the hard conversations.
Teresa Lujan
Admissions Coordinator
Answers the phone seven days a week and walks families through Medicare before admission.
Joe Redbird
Activities Director
Plans hymn sing, the county fair trip and the best bingo in Grady County.
Daniel Saleh, RD
Dietitian
Plans meals around diabetes, swallowing and plain old preference.
Rev. Calvin Moore
Chaplain
Visits every resident who wants a visit, and sits with families when the news is hard.
Sample family reviews
Notes from our families
Three weeks after my knee replacement I walked out the front door on my own. Marcus had me practicing the steps to my porch.
Mama has lived here six years. Gloria still calls me herself when anything changes, even small things.
Kendra helped us with the SoonerCare application line by line. We'd been stuck for months.
They found out Dad used to call square dances. Now he calls the Friday bingo numbers like it's a hoedown.
My wife's wound healed in five weeks after months of trouble at home. The nurses measured it every Monday and showed me.
I got discharged from the hospital on a Saturday. Teresa answered on the first ring and had a bed ready by three.
Every night an aide stops in to say goodnight to Grandma by name. That's what sold us.
The Sunday dinners are the best part. My whole family comes, and nobody rushes us out.
After my stroke they had speech, OT and PT all in the same room planning together. I was home in a month.
When Mom passed, Reverend Moore sat with us for an hour. He still sends a card on her birthday.
Come by for coffee and a tour.
Call or text admissions, or ask for Lydia by name. We'll answer your Medicare questions before you sign anything.