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Nursing Home Ratings

Welcome to the Focus on Excellence premier Web site that allows consumers to view Oklahoma nursing home ratings.

This Web site was designed to showcase Oklahoma nursing homes going above and beyond in making their facilities Oklahoma proud.

It is a tool that allows the Oklahoma Health Care Authority and the Oklahoma Department of Health to work with nursing homes to provide quality long-term care facilities for Oklahomans.

The nursing home ranking system uses multiple measures to score each nursing home on a level of one (lowest) through five (highest). The nursing home ratings are based on 10 separate "Rating Factors." A complete description and explanation of the Rating Factors are displayed on the Description of Rating Factors page.

There are several different options you have to begin your search. You can use the "Quick Search" if you want a list of all nursing homes or you know the name of a nursing home and want to see their ratings. You can use options one and two in order to do a search by city and zip code or specific searches based on Rating Factor criteria.

1

Perform a search based on city, zip code and miles.

I am looking for a nursing home within miles from or zip code

2

Select a rating factor that is most important to you and click the "one" button.

A complete explanation of the Rating Factors are displayed on the Description of Rating Factors page.

Quality of life
Resident/Family satisfaction
Employee satisfaction
CNA/NA turnover and retention
Nurse turnover and retention
State survey compliance
System-wide culture change
Clinical measures
Occupancy
Nursing staff per patient day
Overall Star Rating
The Focus on Excellence program is a voluntary incentive program for long-term care facilities participating in the SoonerCare (Medicaid in Oklahoma) program. The program is designed to encourage quality improvements in the long-term care services provided by the participants through public accountability. Each participant is rigorously inspected by the Oklahoma Department of Health on at least an annual basis. In order to be eligible to provide services to SoonerCare members in Oklahoma, the facility must be licensed in the state of Oklahoma, maintain compliance with federal regulations, and be approved by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. Long-term care facilities that are not contracted SoonerCare providers are eligible to participate in the Focus on Excellence program rating system and the publication of the said ratings but are not eligible for SoonerCare incentives.