My parents bought into this when it was Golden Oaks a CCRC allowing you to age in place. They lived in independent housing for 16 years before my mom moved to Assisted Living enjoying the open space and walkable campus. The staff are amazing and so caring. I am very pleased with my mother’s care. Giving it a 4 because the space has not been updated since it opened and there is no open space or outdoor space to enjoy unless you leave the secure floor.

The painting is not very good and there are some maintenance concerns, but the front desk staff is friendly and helpful. Golden Oaks was better before the Baptist took over. The paint job could definitely use some improvement. 💔

If your loved one cannot advocate for themselves, please keep looking for a place. My dad was only here 2 weeks before he passed away. My family members and I had to spend hours at the home to make sure he was cared for and it wasn't enough. With each shift change, it seemed like it was a new day. There was no continuity of care. He wasn't given medication, for which he was prescribed. The hospice staff and the nursing home staff were not on the same page. It makes me so sad that our elderly are not given more respect than this. Dr. Mills was extremely uncaring and not available when medication was needed. I'm not sure there is a good place in Enid. The attitude seems to be that the elderly are disposable, especially those with dementia.

Getting Paul admitted to Baptist Village was urgent as he was living alone & unable to take care of himself. I live in AZ and was working with Nicole thru the approval process with Paul's Medicare Advantage Insurance - she was patient and supportive. Once approved & admitted, Paul was there for 10 days before I flew in to transport him to the Norman VA Home. He was ready to travel when I arrived early AM with his belongings packed. Everyone I encountered there was so friendly and helpful. HIs stay at Baptist Village was a lifesaver - thank you for all that you do every single day in caring for vulnerable people when their need is so great. Suzanne Blackburn

I’d like to encourage the staff to keep your heads up and making the changes that you are!! You have a great responsibility to our community and working as hard as I know each of you are, all negativity is changing to the positive!! I for one am really proud of you!