They lost my Mom and said she must be here somewhere...i found her at 5am. Outside next to the fence. Other residents were wearing her clothes.

As nursing homes go, Wilkins Nursing Center is somewhere in the middle. My mother doesn't get enough personal care, so that I don't like since she has dementia. The food is good, and she eats well there. However, not long after she got there, she had to go to the doctor because she fell. Her phone got stolen from the nursing home, and they won't replace it, so I'm not happy about that at all. Regardless, the people are nice and they do have a lot of activities for the seniors.

I'm very happy with the quality of people that they employ and the care that my mother gets. I highly recommend their personal care and the quality of their employees. Mom needed more care than just assisted living. She needed more attention, and she is getting it now. The cleanliness and everything of the inside is just wonderful. I hope that maybe somebody in Oklahoma that went through the same quandary that I went through would have a little glimmer of hope to go in check out Wilkins Nursing Center, and perhaps they will find a home for their mother like I did. She is as good as she can be. They're attending to her very well physically, mentally, and emotionally, and she gets a lot of attention.

We knew the administrators at Wilkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, so we were confident that my mother-in-law will be taken care of. The rooms were fine. In fact, there was a brand-new unit that they had constructed, so I had no problems with the rooms or the cleanliness at all. But it turned out to be a bad experience. She was at their memory care for maybe 3 months before she fell, but they didn't notify us. And then it was just one thing after another. She got sick and had to go into psychiatric ward at the hospital in our town for 17 days because they had failed to give her medications for 4 days. So she had to be rehabilitated to a certain degree before she was able to go on and go back to another nursing home. It wasn't about overcrowding or a matter of not enough staff. It was a matter of inadequate care or attention that she had. They really need a lot of improvement.