People-centered care from a team that becomes family.
From skilled nursing and wound care to companionship and help with daily routines, Pathway Home Care surrounds your loved one with a team that knows them, listens to them, and helps them stay safe and comfortable at home.
Two kinds of care, one trusted team
Nursing and therapy at home
- Skilled nursing by RNs and LPNs
- Wound care
- Physical and occupational therapy
Everyday help and companionship
- Personal care: bathing, grooming, dressing
- Companionship and respite care for family caregivers
- Meals, light housekeeping, laundry and errands
How care begins
From the first call to the first visit, one team works together around your loved one. Here is what to expect.
Call or request care
Tell us who needs help and what kind of help is needed.
Free consultation and assessment
We visit the home to understand needs, routines, safety and preferences.
Personal care plan
We build a plan with you and your loved one: the services, days and hours that fit.
Caregiver matching
We match a screened, background-checked caregiver to your loved one’s needs and personality.
Orientation
We introduce the caregiver to your family and walk through the care plan together, so everyone knows the plan before care begins.
Care begins
Care starts, and our team checks in regularly to adjust as needs change.
Six promises we keep, every visit
People-centered, always
Your care is built around you: your routines, culture, faith and choices.
A plan made with you
We create your care plan together, with loved ones if you wish, and update it as your needs change.
Trust you can count on
Screened, background-checked staff. Licensed and insured. Honest, clear communication.
Trained to care
Every caregiver is trained and introduced to your care plan before the first visit.
Stronger together
Your caregivers, nurses and doctors working as one team around you.
Dignity and respect
We treat every person and every home the way we would want our own loved ones treated.
Licensed, insured and accountable
Helpful reading for families and caregivers
Understanding careSkilled vs. non-medical home care: what’s the difference?
How to tell which kind of help your loved one needs, and when to use both.
Read more →For families7 signs a loved one may need help at home
Small changes that can mean it is time to talk about extra support.
Read more →Caregiver supportRespite care: why family caregivers need a break too
What respite care is, how it works, and why rest makes you a better caregiver.
Read more →Ask us anything
Not ready to request care yet? Send a short question and we will get back to you, usually within one business day.
Need an answer now? Call (405) 868-6143, Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM.
Need care for someone you love?
We serve Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland, Logan and Pottawatomie Counties. Office hours Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM.