Anna Diaz
Day-to-day operations, family liaison, and the person you will meet on every tour. The buck stops here, and that is intentional.
Our Story
A neighborhood nursing center shaped by generations of Oklahoma City families, and by a staff that treats every resident like one of their own.
Rooted in West OKC
A home on Ann Arbor Avenue, built for the people around it.
Windsor Hills began with a simple idea: families looking for skilled nursing care deserve a place grounded in the community they already know. Our building sits in the Windsor Hills neighborhood of west Oklahoma City, minutes from the hospitals our residents come from and the streets their families live on.
Our staff shop at the same grocery stores, attend the same churches, and cheer for the same teams as the people they care for. That is not a marketing line. It is the reason the warmth here feels real, and the reason so many residents come to us on the recommendation of a neighbor.
Our front entrance in bloom
Mission & Values
The principles that guide our care
Plainly stated, lived daily, and held to by every member of our team.
Dignity First
Every resident is greeted as an adult with a full life behind them and ahead of them, never as a room number or a diagnosis.
One Team
Nurses, therapists, dietary staff, housekeepers, and administrators share notes and trust each other’s judgment. The resident benefits from the whole crew.
Clinical Excellence
Warmth without competence is hollow. We train continuously, audit our outcomes honestly, and never stop learning.
A Real Home
The smell of the kitchen, the rhythm of a daily walk, the chance to make your room your own. Comfort comes from ordinary details.
Honest Communication
Plain language, prompt updates, and questions answered fully, including the hard ones. Families never have to chase us for information.
Time, Generously Given
Care moves at the resident’s pace, not the clock’s. The minute that matters most is the one our staff spends sitting beside you.
Our Philosophy
Care is a conversation, not a procedure.
The most important question on admission day is not medical. It is “what does a good day look like for you?” The answer shapes everything that follows: when meals are served, when therapy fits best, which activities to suggest, even how the bedroom is arranged.
We review and update every care plan with the resident and family, not just for them. When something is working, we keep going. When something is not, we say so plainly and try a different path.
Leadership
The people behind the place
The names on the door change less often here than at most facilities, and that continuity matters.
Jeanette Landis
Oversees clinical care, leads the nursing team, and signs off on every care plan personally.
Lacie Whitaker
Coordinates physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Believes great rehab is honest about progress, good days and hard ones.
The best way to know us is to meet us.
Walk the halls, see a room, and ask any question that comes to mind. We will set aside whatever time you need.