Home health care service

SSM Health at Home

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SSM Health at Home is listed on FindALoco in Oklahoma City, OK with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Home Health Care Service.

SSM Health at Home is a home health care service in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with an office at 601 NW 11th St Suite 200, Oklahoma City, OK 73103. The available customer feedback discusses home hospice, nursing visits, aide visits, medication, supplies, and wound care. These accounts can help families understand the kinds of care-related experiences reviewers have shared, but they do not establish what services are currently available or what a particular patient will receive. Families should contact the provider directly to confirm whether its services fit their needs and to discuss care arrangements before making a decision.

The reviews describe both helpful interactions and serious concerns. One family reported that, after a physician referred their mother to hospice, staff met with them that afternoon and supplies arrived the same day; the reviewer also noted that medication arrived later in the evening. They described a nurse who visited the following day as kind and helpful. Other reviewers mention nurses they found pleasant, as well as concerns about an aide missing a visit, communication, caregiver supplies such as gloves, and how wound-care waste was handled. These are individual reports, not a complete account of every patient’s experience, but they are relevant questions for families to raise when evaluating care.

The business has a reported rating of 2.2 out of 5 from 10 reviews, so prospective clients may want to read the available feedback carefully and ask direct, specific questions. Before starting services, consider clarifying which visits are included, how schedule changes or missed visits are handled, what supplies caregivers should expect, how medication timing is communicated, and what procedures apply to wound-care materials and waste. Families considering hospice may also want to ask how the care team explains changes in a patient’s condition and responds to concerns. Clear answers can help set expectations and support informed choices.

SSM Health at Home lists weekday office hours of Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; the office is closed Saturday and Sunday. These are the listed office hours, not a promise of around-the-clock service. For families in Oklahoma City seeking home-based health care, hospice-related support, or information about nursing and aide visits, the practical next step is to call or visit the office to verify current offerings, availability, service area, and referral requirements. Taking time to compare providers and discuss the details that matter to your family can help you choose care with greater confidence.

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Sherri Andrade
3h ago

My mom's Dr referred us to hospice on Monday around 1 and we met with them by 3 and had all our needed supplies by 5. Her medicine did come late (9:30) but all the same day. The next day her nurse came out and he was very nice and helpful. Unfortunately my mom passed within the week, but they were there as soon as we called and helped us get everything done. Her nurse even called me to give his condolences. I was very concerned about using this company for my mom's care because of the negative reviews, but I'm glad we did. Everything went very smoothly and everyone was very nice. I would recommend.

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Dayna Kirk
3h ago

My mom was on Home Hospice, confined to the bed. I went by on Thursday the aid was a no show, not feeling good about the nurse I meet either. Mom was admitted to the hospital that evening with pneumonia and died this past Monday. The nurse said she was a level 2 and the medication would calm her anxiety and help her rest.

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Heather Zapata
3h ago

So far the nurses are really nice. I wish they could supply you with gloves!! I feel like that's a pretty necessary supply... maybe not for the patient themselves, but for the person who is actually taking care of them. The under pads rip …

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Ruth Bortree
3h ago

Several times different nurses have come to do wound care. They throw the waste and wound vac canister in the garbage can beside the patient's bed and leave it. The trash stinks and the patient should not be expected to take the trash out. What is their protocol for contiminated trash disposal?

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Kim Curling
3h ago

They refused to doing anything for my mom accept fill prescription and take vitals. The nurse yelled and threaten my dad several times. Please check other hospice companies because you will find out you will get 100% better service with other companies.

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