Burford Manor

Nestled in the heart of Davis, Oklahoma, Burford Manor provides dedicated skilled nursing care for seniors who require around-the-clock medical attention and rehabilitative support. Located at 505 South 7th Street, this community sits within one of southern Oklahoma's most naturally beautiful regions — the Arbuckle Mountains — offering residents and visiting families a serene, welcoming environment. Davis is a charming small city in Murray County, widely known as the gateway to Turner Falls Park, Oklahoma's oldest state park and home to a stunning 77-foot waterfall just minutes from downtown. The area's natural beauty, clean air, and close-knit community character make it a comforting backdrop for seniors navigating health transitions. Families visiting loved ones at Burford Manor will find the region easy to explore, with the Arbuckle Wilderness drive-through wildlife park nearby and scenic drives through the rolling Arbuckle hills providing a peaceful escape. For medical needs, Burford Manor residents benefit from proximity to Murray County Hospital in Sulphur — approximately eight miles away — as well as Mercy Hospital in Ardmore, roughly 30 miles south on Interstate 35, offering a full range of specialty services. The Chickasaw National Recreation Area in nearby Sulphur provides additional green space and walking trails that families can enjoy during visits. As a for-profit limited liability company, Burford Manor operates with the operational flexibility to invest in quality staffing and individualized resident care plans. The skilled nursing team coordinates with physicians, therapists, and family members to ensure each resident receives the medical oversight, rehabilitation services, and daily support they need. Whether a loved one is recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or requiring long-term nursing care, Burford Manor's Davis location offers professional clinical services within a community that feels like home. Families can take comfort knowing their loved one is cared for in a setting surrounded by the warmth of small-town Oklahoma.