Bellevue Health & Rehabilitation Center

Bellevue Health & Rehabilitation Center in Oklahoma City sits near Lake Hefner, offering skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and different levels of care, from independent and assisted living to long-term nursing home care and memory care for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia. The center's been family owned since 1954, and it's a single-story community that's got both newly renovated spaces and resort-style touches like private suites with bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and room service any time you want. Bellevue can take in up to 119 residents at a time but has over 220 beds for long-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing stays. They handle a range of care, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies; cardiac, orthopedic, and stroke rehabilitation; wound care; IV therapy; diabetes and pain management; hospice; and memory care. The team includes nurses, physicians, and therapists available around the clock, and the business is run by Mr. Norman Thompson and Mr. Matt Stewart. Meals are important here, with chef-designed menus and options for cook-to-order dishes, plus one or two meals prepared daily, and they take care of housekeeping and laundry for you. Bellevue accepts Medicaid and offers help with things like bathing, dressing, and medication management. The place features an on-site salon and spa, lots of activities-art classes, exercise, bingo, games, music, and even appraisal fairs and family parties-to keep residents engaged. The staff's known for being welcoming and quick to help, making an effort to respond to concerns and treat everyone with respect. Bellevue's also won awards for its quality of care and holds an A+ BBB rating, though it's not BBB accredited. The campus is designed for comfort and recovery, with serene spaces, private accommodations, and access to hospital specialists and emergency care when needed. Specialty programs support folks with complicated health needs, whether it's after a hospital stay or for long-term wellness, and the approach here covers both medical treatment and supporting mental and emotional health through community involvement and social events.