Wildwood Care Center
$5,399 – $5,748/mo
Starting price
Nursing Home
Care types
1 Bedroom
Room options
No
Wheelchair access
About Wildwood Care Center
Wildwood Care Center in Tulsa provides skilled nursing care with a focus on medical support and daily living assistance. The community features a variety of amenities including an arts room, fitness facilities, walking paths, and scheduled activities designed to engage residents physically and socially. Located near essential medical services and local dining, it offers convenience for families and residents alike. While the facility aims to support independence and wellness through its programs and 12-16 hour nursing coverage, reviews reveal mixed experiences, highlighting areas needing attention in resident comfort and staff responsiveness.
Our Care Approach
Wildwood Care Center provides nursing care with 12-16 hour nursing services and support for daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medication management. However, reviews suggest inconsistent staff availability and responsiveness, with some residents experiencing neglect and others receiving attentive rehabilitation support.
Family Experience
Families report a wide range of experiences, from satisfaction with staff kindness and communication during short-term rehab to frustration over neglect and poor responsiveness for long-term residents. Some families feel well-informed and supported, while others describe dismissive administration and inadequate care for Medicaid patients.
Care & Services
Services and care programs available at Wildwood Care Center.
Medical Care Services
Includes skilled nursing, medication management, and health monitoring with 12-16 hour nursing coverage and 24-hour call system.
Personal Care Services
Assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, and mobility support, though some reviews indicate staff shortages affecting timely help.
Specialized Care
No memory or behavioral care services are provided; focus remains on general skilled nursing and rehabilitation.
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Living Environment
Cleanliness & Maintenance
While some reviews mention a clean and odor-free environment, others describe the facility as dirty, smelling awful, and poorly maintained with broken beds and wheelchairs.
Atmosphere & Community Feel
The atmosphere is mixed; some residents find the staff friendly and supportive, but others experience a depressing environment with inattentive care and low morale among residents.
Safety & Security
Safety concerns arise from broken equipment and delayed staff response, increasing fall risks and resident frustration, particularly noted in negative reviews.
Amenities
Reviews
Based on 10 reviews
Reviews for Wildwood Care Center show a divided picture: several families praise the caring staff and cleanliness, while others report serious concerns about neglect, poor room conditions, and inattentive nursing. Positive comments note helpful and kind staff during rehabilitation stays, but negative feedback emphasizes issues with facility maintenance, food quality, and staff responsiveness, especially for Medicaid residents. Overall, satisfaction varies significantly among residents and families.
- Staff described as sweet, helpful, and friendly during rehab stays
- Cleanliness and lack of unpleasant odors noted by some families
- Access to a variety of activity spaces like arts room and fitness room
- Reports of neglect and poor treatment once Medicare coverage ended
- Broken equipment and unsafe room conditions increasing fall risk
- Staff shortages and slow response to call buttons leading to resident distress
Darla Zegart
My mother was treated fine until medicare ran out. Then she was moved to a terrible room with a woman who left the TV blaring night abd day even when she was not in the room. My mither was not alliwed to to turn it iff even when the woman was not in the room! I was told the woman had a right to leave her tv on. I asked if my mother had the right to sleep at at night without the tv blaring and its light in her face while the other woman snored. No. Seriously??? Her bed was broken and they would not trade it out. Her wheel chair was broken and they gave her one that she couldn't get through the bathroom door! ( huge fall risk). The admin. Were dismissive and clear they did not want her there while medicaid was pending. This place was so bad and neglectful- smelled awful and the poor residents on Medicaid are treated terribly! Shame on that Admin.
Ron Roseborough
I have been here for 2 years and it has become a living hell. The staff is inadequate and/or have poor attitudes. I have been out of my bed possibly 10 times because they either don't have enough staff (it takes 2 to get me in my wheelchair) or they don't have time to bother with me (it takes 10 minutes). I eat, on average, 1 out of 3 meals a day due to the poor quality and preparation of the food. When I do eat, the portions are so small they should be for very young children. I have turned this place in to the Dept. of Health twice. Though there have been inspections and violations documented, I was told that not much can be done besides, eventually, fining them. I have no family so I have no one to defend me. I have become severely depressed but I don't know if I can get moved to a decent facility on my own. I've heard so many horror stories about nursing homes that I'm afraid I'll move from bad to worse. All these places have beautiful pictures in their advertisements but it's what's inside that truely counts. By the way, I'm writing this on Christmas Day.
Kristi Simpson
GROSS!! NASTY!! DIRTY!! DISGUSTING!! Please don't do it! If you have someone that you love please don't put them in this horrible place. I transferred my mother out of this hellhole after 2 days. The facility smells AWFUL, the patients look depressed and neglected, the building is run down and dirty. The nursing staff is extremely lazy and rude, especially Cari, the daytime nurse. I witnessed my mother ring her call button to go to the bathroom and wait at least 15 minutes. When I went to see what the holdup was I saw Cari the nurse just setting at her desk playing on her cell phone as my mother's alarm was ringing loudly at her desk. When she got up from the desk She walked down the hallway to have a personal/none work related conversation with a coworker. Not to mention my mother fell several times due to their laziness and negligence. These people only care about getting paid. I wouldn't put my dog in this place, much less a beloved family member. I still get sick when I think about how gross, smelly, and dirty this place is. STAY FAR AWAY!!!
6 more residents rated this community with an average of 4.3 stars
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Pricing
$5,399 – $5,748/mo
Pricing varies by room type, care level, and services selected.
Available Room Types
Value Consideration
Pricing ranges from $5,399 to $5,748 per month, which some families find average for the area. However, mixed reviews highlight concerns about value, particularly regarding care quality and facility conditions, which may not meet expectations for the price.
Location & Neighborhood
3333 E 28th St, Tulsa, OK 74114
Get DirectionsAbout the Area
Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Wildwood Care Center sits in a diverse neighborhood with a median income around $90,000. The area offers convenient access to medical clinics, pharmacies, churches, and local dining, providing a supportive setting for residents and their families.
Nearby Attractions
- Tulsa Dermatology Clinic
- Christ United Methodist Church
- Braum's
- Tally's Good Food Cafe
Public Transportation
- Local Tulsa bus routes (exact stops not specified)
- Accessible roadways for family and visitor transportation
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