Darren Kimbrough, LNHA
Administrator
A Duncan High graduate who started at Whittington as a dietary aide in 2001. Runs the building and the grill.
Our people
Meet our team
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team
Our people
Tamara Ellis, RN
Director of Nursing
Twenty-two years in long-term care nursing; rounds every hall before breakfast.
Dr. Harjit Singh
Medical Director
A Duncan internist who sees residents weekly and coordinates with area hospitals.
Jasmine Tran, APRN
Nurse Practitioner
On site every weekday. Families say she explains things plainly.
Kevin O'Dell, DPT
Director of Rehabilitation
Built our joint-replacement program with local orthopedic surgeons.
Mei Lin, LPN
Night Charge Nurse
Twelve years on nights. Knows every resident's sleep habits.
Rosa Delgado, RN, WCC
Wound Care Nurse
Wound-certified, with weekly measurements and photos for every family.
Hannah Weber
Admissions Director
Answers the phone seven days a week and checks Medicare before you arrive.
Grace Kim, RD
Dietitian
Plans meals around diabetes, swallowing and the Friday fish fry.
David Okonkwo
Activities Director
Plans the cookout, the parade float and the dominoes league.
Rev. Thomas Hale
Chaplain
Visits anyone who asks and sits with families when the news is hard.
Sample family reviews
From Whittington families
Eighteen days after my hip, I walked out to my truck on my own. Kevin had me practicing climbing into the cab.
Dad ran the grill at our church for thirty years. They hand him the spatula every Fourth. He's the happiest man in Stephens County that day.
Tamara calls me herself when anything changes with Mom. Not a voicemail, her.
My husband's wound had been open for months. Rosa had it closed in six weeks and showed me the measurements every Monday.
Discharged from the hospital on a Sunday. Hannah answered on the first ring and had a suite ready that afternoon.
Mama rode the parade float in a tiara. Half of Duncan waved at her.
The dominoes club is the most competitive thing in the building. Dad wouldn't miss it.
They helped us with the SoonerCare application line by line. We'd been stuck for months.
After my stroke, speech, OT and PT all met together about me. I was home in five weeks.
Night shift is where you find out about a place. Mei and her aides are wonderful at three in the morning.
When Granddad passed, the chaplain and two aides were with him and called us right away.
Come by for a burger and a tour.
Call admissions seven days a week, or ask for Darren by name. We'll check your Medicare before you sign anything.