Tuscany Village Nursing Center sits at 2333 Tuscany Blvd in Oklahoma City, offering skilled nursing and rehabilitation care for seniors who need support with daily tasks, medical supervision, or help after surgeries and injuries, and the place can take care of up to 137 residents but usually runs with about 125 each day. The center's connected to Stonegate Senior Living and is managed by John Taylor, with Stonegate officially taking over the management in June 2022, and there's 100% ownership by Sanctuary LTC, LLC, and Preservation Freehold Company. Many people know the staff for being friendly, helpful, and caring, though some comments and reports have noted that the management team can be hard to work with, and staff turnover for nurses remains high at about 76%, with a good number of aides hired through temp agencies, and many have said staff ratios can be a problem when it comes to caregiving.
The nursing center covers a range of services that include skilled nursing, long-term care, respite care for short stays, short-term rehab to recover from surgeries or injuries, and both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and all this comes with round-the-clock medical care and supervision from professionals trained to look after residents with both simple and more complex health needs. Residents get help with things like bathing, dressing, taking medicines, and meal service, and the facility encourages socializing through activity programs and events meant to help people stay active and connected, with amenities for comfort and a home-like experience while recovering or being cared for.
Even with its focus on safety, health, and improving quality of life, Tuscany Village Nursing Center's recent inspection reports show some challenges, including 55 total deficiencies, with four tied to infections, and others about keeping medication error rates down and making sure staff have the right skills to care for residents, plus some reports noted accident hazards and supervision issues; the nurse staffing averages about 2.93 hours per resident per day. The facility isn't perfect and works to improve, but it does offer different kinds of senior care-rehabilitation, help with medical needs, and social activities-while aiming to promote comfort and independence as best as possible for every resident. The reviews and ratings seem mixed over time, with average reviews around 2.0 stars and another listing suggesting 3.5 stars based on more feedback, so there's good and bad to weigh depending on what's most important for the person moving in or their family.
Tuscany Village Nursing Center does have a compliance hotline, a long-term care ombudsman for help with any complaints, dining services, concierge admissions, and extra support like medical records help, so there are resources and amenities to assist residents and families as they settle in, and every resident gets a personalized care plan meant to fit their specific situation. The center's part of a larger network, works with technology to keep rehospitalizations low, and aims to offer a safe, comfortable setting even with some of the issues mentioned in their reports.
