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Beaver County Hospital Authority
Beaver County Nursing Home, Beaver, Oklahoma
Long-Term Care

Beaver County Nursing Home

A 62-bed long-term care facility next door to the hospital, where residents are known by name and family is always welcome.

About this location

Sixty-two beds of skilled nursing care, standing next door to the hospital.

Beaver County Nursing Home is a 62-bed long-term care facility standing next door to the hospital, which means a resident who needs a lab draw, an X-ray or an emergency assessment is a short walk from it rather than an ambulance ride.

Care is planned with the resident and their family and reviewed regularly. Most of the staff grew up in this county, and most residents are known by name to everyone on shift — which is the practical difference between a facility this size and one in a city.

Contact & address

Direct numbers
  • Director of Nursing(580) 625-4571 ext. 12
  • Admissions & tours(580) 625-4571 ext. 15
  • Social services(580) 625-4571 ext. 18
Mailing address

P.O. Box 640 Beaver, Oklahoma 73932

Placeholder for the mockup. Extensions, fax and email addresses have not been confirmed by BCHA yet.

Opening hours

When you can visit.

Finding us

Immediately west of the hospital on E. 8th Street, sharing the same drive. Visitor parking is in the front lot; the resident entrance is under the portico.

Placeholder hours for the mockup — not yet confirmed by BCHA.

Visiting hours
9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.Every day
Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Administration
Nursing staff
On duty 24 hours, every day
Services

What we offer here.

5 services available at BCNH. Some are offered at more than one of our locations.

All services
Therapy

Physical therapy

Outpatient rehabilitation after surgery, injury or stroke, plus balance and strength work for older adults.

Long-term care

Long-term residential care

Sixty-two beds of skilled nursing care, with twenty-four-hour staffing, care planning and family involvement at every review.

Long-term care

Respite & short stays

Short-term residential stays that give family caregivers a break, with the same nursing care as a permanent placement.

Long-term care

Dietary & nutrition

Meals planned by a registered dietitian around each resident's medical needs, preferences and swallowing ability.

Pharmacy

Medication therapy review

A pharmacist sits down with you and goes through everything you take, looking for interactions, duplicates and cost savings.

Our team

Who you will see.

Providers based at or regularly working from BCNH.

All providers
Raymond De La Cruz, MD

Raymond De La CruzMD

Chief of Staff
Internal medicine, hospital medicine
Accepting new patients
A critical access hospital lives or dies on judgment — knowing what we can do here, and knowing exactly when to move someone.
Danielle Whitfield, RN, BSN

Danielle WhitfieldRN, BSN

Director of Nursing
Long-term care, care planning
Sixty-two residents, and I know what every one of them likes for breakfast. That's not a slogan, it's just a small town.
Miguel Arroyo, PharmD, RPh

Miguel ArroyoPharmD, RPh

Pharmacist in Charge
Medication therapy management, immunizations

Questions about BCNH?

Call us and you will reach somebody in this county who can actually help.