Nursing Home Communities in North Richland Hills, TX

"I have been using this facility for my brother respite for the past few years. He is a 100% disabled vet in a wheelchair but is able to transfer from chair to bed and chair to commode. He likes the facility as the room he is assigned allows him to transfer into/out of bed and use the restroom without assistance. He likes the staff and the food. He spend 10 days in November, 18 and we noticed that the facility could use some cleanup and the staff were not as responsive as in the past. It appears that the management needs to do a review of current staffing and procedures to bring the facility back up to the standards of a few years ago. My brother has been going to various nursing home facilities in the DFW area for the past 20+ years and at one time Bishop Davies was he best, but now it needs improvement. We hope this will be taken as a corrective review. "

"I chose this facility for my mom after a friend of mine stayed for rehab. The building may be older but we have been very pleased with the care. The rehab team has worked extra hard with my mom to build her strength and all of the ladies in the offices have been so helpful in answering our medical questions. They accept Medicaid here so she will be staying. This place is ran very well and I'm glad we made this move. "

"Best: Friendly and capable staff.Worst: Old, rather drab building.The facility appears to have been built about 50 years or so ago. It's very clean but doesn't smell of antiseptic or alcohol as such places so often do.The rooms are small and sometimes there are two residents to a room. The closets aren't big enough for that. The drawers in the built in chest tend to stick. It has a mirror above that's almost shoulder height to me. The bathroom mirror is also mounted quite high up so there isn't a mirror my mom can use from her wheelchair.The facility is easy to find, a church up on the corner with the main street makes an excellent landmark and is the only other thing on King's Court. It's only two minutes to I-820. Turn the other way and downtown Fort Worth is a straight shot at about 15 minutes.Mom has had no complaints with staff but says the food could use improvement. The normal resident diet seems to be heavy on canned and packaged food products rather than produce and fresh meat. Corndogs and other fast food type fare is common on weekends. Through the week the food is classic American; meatloaf, stews and such. Mom is a diabetic and complains that the jello isn't sugar free. She recently told me that a change in the kitchen has improved the food greatly.Since mom has some trouble operating her cell phone, I often have to call her on the back desk phone. This phone is available to reach residents who don't have or can't use telephones. It is often unanswered or answered by residents. However, every time the phone is answered I have been able to reach my mom.She's happy there and has made some good friends including members of staff. They've been very good to her there including shopping for her when she needs something between family visits.The staff certainly seem knowledgable and capable. They're also efficient about taking care of her. Medication is correct and on time and when a trip to the doctor is scheduled they get her there and back without excessive waiting.Overall, Richland Hills is a safe and reasonably comfortable place for mom to live on her budget and get the care she needs as well. "

"I was not happy with Hurst Plaza Nursing & Rehab. My husband got pneumonia while he was there. I didn't like it. I don't think they had enough help, but they were doing the best they could. He had no activities at all. They had a room that had windows in it, and there was a whole bunch of people with memory problems looking out those windows. It was an older building, and the value was way too high for what the VA provided. The people I worked with were nice."

"Trying to navigate the Medicaid system to care for my mom was difficult and confusing until I met Mellissa with North Point Nursing. Melissa proved to be an expert in her field and handled everything to ease the pain. I won’t forget the genuine concern and assistance she provided to my family. Thank you Melissa! We also toured the facility and found the staff to be inviting, warm and caring. Thank you all again!"

"My dad was at Heartland for rehab and he did his therapy there. It's a nice place. He was at a private room, but when he first took him in, they put him in with another person. The nurses and the aides I love them. They are wonderful. They took care of him and they treated him like a person not like a sick somebody and we really appreciate that. "

"I love my therapy. I like all the therapists. The place is nice and I love residents and activities that we have."

"This facility truly cares about their patients and families. My grandmother is very happy here and constantly raving about the activities they have for their residents to participate in. The ONLY complaint I hear now is about the food. But it honestly doesn't matter who made the food she thinks it's too salty. Understand she says that about my food as well. However recently she has been given less choices. She previously was allowed to select a burger or grilled cheese after dinner But those choices are no longer allowed now. I do want to mention her nurses and caregivers. They are amazing and she loves all of them and I'm grateful for the care and love they give to her. Most importantly she is HAPPY here. And honestly that's all I really care about. "

"I cannot find one bad thing to say about LaDora. I have a friend that will need long term care for the rest of his life and this is the best place I have found for him. The staff are efficient, qualified and caring. There are many activities here and the residents are truly cared for. Go see for yourself. "

"I think most rooms are single. All that I could see,other than my own, were ones with open doors. They were all, with out exception, very lovely and personal. Since I was there for physical therapy, I didn't get to participate in anything ambulatory. I know we had church services, gospel sing-a-longs, and professional entertainment. There was something going on daily for various groups. I really enjoyed the food. Home style. My last day there, we had ham, cabbage, sweet potatoes, and cornbread. What could better. The staff were amazing. I got a great cut and style from Pam. The nurses and CNA's were very attentive and working long hours, as are medical professionals world-wide. Linda was very sympathetic and kind. I have to save space for my wonderful therapist, Janus and Briana. You guys are the best! "

"Very good care from CNA’s, nurses, social worker, van driver, and CEO."

Welcome to CLC Bedford! CLC Bedford provides a continuum of care from skilled nursing care to respite care. Our team of nurses and other medical professionals around-the-clock care through various programs. Mission Statement The Company operates long term care centers essential to the health and well-being of those we serve. Our mission is to provide high quality, competitively priced healthcare services that meet our residents and customers&#39; expectations, achieving optimum clinical outcomes in the most cost-effective manner and delivered ethically and professionally. The residents and families we serve, the other healthcare providers we work with, our employees, and our shareholders benefit from accomplishing our mission. Centers for Long Term Care, Inc. CLC is a provider of post acute health care services. We are proud of our commitment to quality health care and to meeting the range of our resident&#39;s personal and medical needs with care and compassion. CLC Bedford CLC Bedford is a 144 bed facility providing skilled nursing, long-term, and respite care. We are located in the heart of Bedford just behind the Harris HEB Hospital. We provide 24-hour nursing care in a home-like environment. We encourage family and resident participation in the planning of care and activities and believe that this involvement plays a vital role in ensuring a continued quality of life for each resident. Rehabilitation Services Whether for a short-term transitional stay, rehabilitative care prior to returning home, or even long-term care, the goal of our rehab team is to return residents to their highest level of function in the shortest time possible. The rehabilitation team at CLC Bedford provides Physical, Occupational, and Speech therapies both on our Skilled Nursing Unit and Long-Term Care Unit. Our wound care program provides care to Skilled Nursing Care residents with acute and chronic wound care issues. Treatment and therapy are directed by a written plan of care structured specifically for the needs of each individual resident. Admission to CLC Bedford< Admissions are accepted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Admission to CLC Bedford may be recommended by a physician, social worker, case manager, discharge planner, or by the prospective resident or their family. We understand that the transition into any nursing facility can be stressful for both patients and families. Our goal is to guide patients and their families through a simple and informative admission process. Our Admissions Director will assist patients/families in pursing all available funding options and the physicians order required for admission. CLC Bedford does not discriminate in the provision of services, including admissions, on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, age, gender, handicap, or sexual preference.

"I’m greatful.... I love the physical therapists I work with on my rehab ❤️❤️"

"I’m seriously looking for a reasonably priced clean well run nursing facility that I would be comfortable rehabilitating in after a stroke and other health problems. The Harrison at Heritage is that facility with friendly helpful staff, from the receptionist to the nursing and therapy staff. Having seen a number of facilities over the years the Harrison stands out "