The Best Nursing Home Communities in Bell County, TX

"The rooms are good size and the AC worked well. The staff is friendly and helpful quickly."

"I was a mess when I came here. Dr. ordered 3 types of therapy. I have no money but Medicare gives me 20 days for this. Here are my observations on arrival. Should also tell you I am an old retired nurse/hha. 1. No Odors at all upon entering. 2. Rooms very clean and organized. 3. Beds are more comfortable than others 4. Meals on time and at least warm. 5. Food is following the nutrition guides and apperease homemade and not out a can. 6. Staff may be a little short handed but everyone is taken care of 7. Therapist are not contracted. They are employees and most of them have been here over 5 years. 8. The days are busy for the residents who want to participate eg: shopping, field trips. 9. live music 2/3 times a week. 10 GENERAL FEELING OF WELL BEING. "

"My father was at Cornerstone Gardens Llp for three days. We chose them because it felt right when we talked to them. It fit his needs. They were attentive to our needs. Everything looked clean to me. Everybody was friendly and helpful."

"First off, the nurses there are awesome. Being as severely understaffed as they are, the nurses try their best to care for everyone there. However, they are only human. My husband was there for several months. During which time, he was frequently left sitting in his own mess for sometimes hours. I had frequently asked to speak with the doctor, which they required I use their staff PCP doctor. I never once received a call, email, text or any other type of contact from this person. I couldn't even say if it was a male or female. I had multiple issues that I needed to discuss with my husband's PCP, but I felt very unimportant because my requests were repeatedly ignored. He/she couldn't even be bothered to show up for the care meeting. My husband felt very neglected there, so we just move on. I recommend you do the same until they get their nursing shortage under control. I would also suggest trying to circumvent using their chosen doctor. I gave 2 stars because of the nurses that did everything they could to provide the best care they could under the circumstances. Otherwise, it would've been only 1."

"I went to visit a friend's mother and couldn't believe the great care she was given. The staff was very friendly and eager to help. "

"I had an in-person tour of the William R. Courtney Texas State Veterans Home. I liked the cleanliness and the fact that they had a full activity calendar so that even though he's suffering from dementia, he has an opportunity to do things. They also said that there are veterans who come out and volunteer and take the vet out on day trips, maybe to the mall or out to eat. They take them to a park or something like that. The activities and the cleanliness stood out to me. The staff members are all very nice as well and willing to help. They had multiple dining rooms, which I thought was good. They also had multiple places of worship for them."

"My godmother was placed on hospice here and all myself and family could say about the facility was good things. The most important things we were interested in was her being able to keep her strength up with nutrition and her quality of life. She was treated as royalty on both aspects. Hats off to the cooking and nursing staff. Thank you for going above and beyond. "

"My sister lived 5 years and 5 months as a resident of Rosewood Senior Living in Killeen,TX. She was well cared for physically and emotionally the whole time. The staff and attendants were always available and helpful. The meals were served three times a day and were always tasty. Cleanliness was always a priority and much appreciated. My sister found the activities provided both mentally and physically stimulating. The fellowship between all residents was delightful. I highly recommend this facility."

"My dad likes Killeen Nursing and Rehabilitation. He is happy with it. He has been there for three weeks now. We toured the entire facility, and it was very nice. The nurses are really good. They remember me every time I walk in, but of course, I'm there every day. They check in on Dad constantly. He is doing therapy, which is good. The residents are all really friendly and stuff. My dad has been doing pretty well there. The long-term residents have shared rooms. Skilled nursing is where my dad is at. He got a private room, which is pretty spacious, and it's got its own little AC. He is comfortable and stuff. They have a PT room or a gym. They have a little store there so the residents can shop. They have a large atrium in the center. They have craft rooms and therapy rooms. They also keep everybody busy. "

"Since my mom has a memory problem, we have chosen Westview Manor because they have locked areas where she stays, so that was the main thing. The room is just average. Some of the employees are really, really nice, and then some of them just don't talk to you hardly at all. I have not tried their food, but they don't look all that good. I would say they're average. However, the dining area is good. They usually eat in a big, open community area. It's always clean and everything looks nice. They have an outdoor courtyard that's enclosed, and they do lots of activities. They have bands and people come and sing for them. They play games and stuff, so it seems like they have a lot of activities. My mom has adjusted pretty well, so for her, it has been OK. We haven't been 100% satisfied with it, but it fits OK for us."

"My uncle was at Coral Rehabilitation and Nursing of McGregor. What I liked most was that they seemed more attentive to the patients. They were very friendly. They didn't have much entertainment for the people at the beginning. They had tables and chairs, and you could watch TV, and that was it. They had just opened it and that's all they had. They had a lot of private rooms. My uncle had a private room, and had more space than he does now. They were all attentive to him and very kind. They would stop by and say hi. They were on top of things. I never saw anybody fussing, complaining, or telling them to wait. It's an older building, but they kept it clean. And they were working on putting in a gathering place and working on fixing up the yard and the building and all that."

"My husband had a stroke and after the hospital was sent to the Hill Country rehab facility in Copperas Cove TX. It's a nice looking place, outside and inside as much a I can see just thru the window because of the virus quarantine. I hate dealing with hospitals, but I was pleasantly surprised with the care they provide for the patients in their facility. There is a guy named Corby, who is working with old people and seems taking better care of them than their own families. Because of the hard present limitations we ran into several problems, and with the help of Corby they all were fixed. I called and texted him many times and he never left my problem unsolved. I just want to thank all workers and especially Corby for awesome care and support in this horrible for all of us time. I love you guys. Thank you! Thank you Corby!!! Tanya G."

"My mother said that Copperas Cove Nursing & Rehab staff, and the food and service are excellent. The food is excellent according to my mom. What's supposed to be hot is hot, what's supposed to be cold is cold, and it tastes good. She said the room that she's in is a nice room. They have a rehab center inside, the rehab is good, and the rehab staff is good with her. Overall they take care of her. She's in a 14-day quarantine so she's not out mingling with the residents yet."

"My dad is at Hillside Medical Lodge for rehab. Everybody has been very friendly, very nice, and very helpful. The room is probably a little smaller compared to when he was in an actual assisted living, but they keep everything very nice. They take very good care of him, so I don't have any complaints. I haven't tasted the food, but he seems to enjoy it. I would say it is worth the money because they do a very good job with him."