Nursing Home Communities in Dimmitt, TX

"This is a place I would not put my dog! No sheets on the beds. People are not taken care of in any visible way. They are fed and that is all. I work for residential care facilities in California. They would be closed down here. I think it is terrible to treat the elderly this way. I intend on finding out what Texas state laws are for nursing facilities and see what I can do about the non-care at this facility. "

"My dad has been staying here. It's a nursing home. The process was really easy and he likes it there. There are a lot of activities like bingo and movie nights, so he seems to be enjoying them. It's nice and clean too. All of the staff are very friendly and very helpful. Right now, he's got a single room, but it's sort of a double room, so at some point he will have another person in there. It's a regular type of nursing home where you usually have two people in the same room. He has his own bathroom though. They do have a memory care wing too, I just don't know anything about it. I know that they have a physical therapy room, but since my dad doesn't need physical therapy he hasn't used that. They do have some outside areas but I haven't seen any of them because, with COVID, I haven't gone and visited. Now that they've got it opened back up for visitations, you just have to call and let them know that you're going to visit, and you have to either be fully vaccinated or have a negative test in the last 14 days to be able to come in. You have to wear PPE right now too. Then we're supposed to just go and visit in his room so we are not around the other residents. He says the food is great and he's gained weight."

"My mom is currently at Prairie Acres Rehabilitation and Nursing. The service is good. My mom says the food is good. Everything is good. I have seen Bible studies, but they kind of minimized the activities because of COVID right now. It's a pretty good deal and more affordable."

" My maternal Grandmother lived in this facility for over 15 years. She had to transfer from a reirement home because she needed more assistance than they could provide. I visited my Graandmother many times during those years, and I can safely say she was more than happy with the care received there. Many times I would visit was on a holiday, and most all of the time the home had events such as family dinners, and a beatiful area to visit and congregate with all of her loved ones. They kept my Grandma very comfortable, and allowed hospice to help her when she finally needed it. She also really enjoyed her living area, while a bit cramped she finally got a room with a window to look out, which was very enjoyable to her. I certainly appreciate Runningwater Draw for all they did for her. She ended up living until she was 103, and I feel blessed to have good memories of her and those times. "