Coweta Manor Nursing Home sits in Coweta, Oklahoma, and has been serving residents since 1997 with 100 certified beds, offering both skilled nursing and assisted living services, and it's Medicare and Medicaid certified, so people needing financial help can be covered. The facility mainly cares for folks who need round-the-clock supervision or have mobility problems, and there's a focus on skilled nursing for those recovering from illness, surgery, or needing intermediate care. Medical professionals staff the community day and night, keeping watch over residents' health needs and providing help with bathing, medication, transfers, and dressing. The average daily census is around 72 people, which makes it an average-sized home, and rooms come in private, semi-private, and studio layouts, all with private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, a telephone, air conditioning, and internet access.
The home provides a broad set of healthcare services, including 12-to-16-hour nursing care, a 24-hour call system, and support for transfers and activities of daily living, plus regular medical and therapy hours. It offers hospice, respite care, inpatient rehab, pain management, wound care, speech and occupational therapy, mental health support, physical therapy, as well as access to x-rays and pharmacy services. The dining program is more like a restaurant, with a professional chef making daily meals, and choices for special diets due to allergies or diabetes. Residents have access to community services like housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, and both resident and family support. Amenities include outdoor walking paths, a garden, a fitness room, movie theater, arts and games room, activity spaces, and transportation and parking. People can take part in daily planned activities, movie nights, and music programs which helps boost social interaction. There are resident and family councils for community input.
Inspection reports from 2024 show seven deficiencies, mainly around medication management and infection control, but no fines or penalties. The home's Medicare rating sits at 4 out of 5 stars, and the long-term care quality grade is A, showing strong staffing and care, and the vaccination rate for pneumonia among residents is at 100 percent. There have been 20 total deficiencies logged in inspections, two related to infection, but the state found no actual harm, only potential for issues. The nurse staffing sits at 3.78 hours per resident per day, which supports daily care, and the facility has kept a remarkably low hospitalization rate of 0.02 per one thousand long-term resident days. Ownership runs through Ok Snf Holdings, Ok Snf Investments, and is affiliated with MGM Healthcare, with Jfb Ok Trust and Southeast Ventures Trust also as indirect owners. While the home's overall grade is B- and inspection reports do show room for improvement, Coweta Manor Nursing Home does offer a wide range of services and steady staff for those needing significant medical supervision and care during their later years.
