Nursing Home Communities in Seguin, TX

"This is a brand new facility for Independent living, I wanted to be away from the Assisted Living area and this one was it. They do have an assisted living area in another part of the property all by itself. The Senior Living Director was very accommodating by giving us a 6:00pm appt. so I could see what the facility's specs were. Eventhough I will not be able to move into my new apt. I have all kinds of perks and assistance to make sure my transition from CA to TX and moving assistance to ensure a non-hassle experience settling into my new place. I would highly recommend them. "

"Just wanted to send you a brief email to thank you for getting Larry into Kirkwood manner. I have to say I have never met a more wonderful staff then the group you have working for you. From the housekeeping department to the fantastic nursing staff and all in between they have made us feel so at home and so loved. And...the food wow! it is the best. Thank you so much for providing such a wonderful place for my sweet Larry to stay. God has blessed you with a great heart for caring and for that I am so thankful. Joeleen "

"The building is set on a nice property with lots of trees. Has a warm feeling when you walk in, receptionist is very sweet young girl. Rooms are spacious. My friend was having therapy done and exceeded expectations! She also loved her CNA's and food. "

"I'm greatly pleased with how Country Care Manor is taking care of my mother. After doing PT with her, they got her walking again with her walker. I've been very pleased with the care that the nurses have given her. They offer speech therapy, OT, PT, wound care, and dementia care. The lady who does the paperwork and the nursing staff member said if we have any problems to let them know. Her hole is getting smaller and closing again, and the other two wounds have healed now. She's getting the proper care that she needs. I watched her walk, and she was all beaming and smiles. However, they use temp aides a lot of times, and I had a little bit of a problem with that. On our first night the aide was trying so hard to get help with what she needed for my mom and the other lady in the room. One girl came to help the aide, but took off. They need improvement in that area, but they keep the place clean."

"I know Autumn Winds Living & Rehabilitation has been there for at least 40 years, so it was kind of like a step back in time a little bit, but the staff seemed great. Everything seemed very clean. I didn't have any problems with that. The person who assisted me was very helpful as well. The dining area was restaurant-style. There was a singer there so there was an entertainer and a lot of the residents were enjoying the entertainment."

"My mom was in rehab at Regent Care Center Of San Marcos. They kept the place nice and clean. The layout was very good too. They seemed to have the amount of the staff that they need. The staff was good, and the care was good too. The dining area was well organized and clean. The food was good too. My mom is not a very social person, but she did enjoy doing their crafts. They also tried to get her involved. They have games and they have church services, which meant a lot to my mom."

"My mom is in Cypress Healthcare and Rehabilitation. They think very highly about the staff. The staff is caring, they care about the patients. They're really good about notifying me if something happens like when my mom fell, and they made sure that I was aware and family members were aware. Then they continued to check on her that same afternoon to make sure, and they gave us a lot of good updates. They go into her room and take all the equipment for the therapy that they need that day. That's all the activities she's doing right now. They have good things here, and there's also a living center on one side of the hall. They have good equipment."

"I was in Hays Nursing & Rehab Center. They were competent. The staff was fine. The problem that I had with the place was the food. It was bland and not very interesting. It was clean and well-maintained. They had bingo and some group activities. The rooms were too small."

"I've placed my father at Magnolia Living & Rehabilitation. The nurses that were at the hospital where my father was knew the nurses at this place, and so I was able to get my father in within a few days. The building is very old, but it's somewhat kept up and it doesn't smell. I did not taste the food, but it looks OK. It looks more like hospital food. It has a small dining area and it's very old. The furniture is old, but it seems to be clean. He has to share a room and the room has cracks in it, but it's painted. The floor is OK and it doesn't smell. The people are very nice. The residents seem to be very happy. No one looks upset and I believe they're being taken care of. It's just that the facility itself is very old and rundown. It doesn't have central air or heating. They have window units."

"My dad is a resident of Trucare Selma. It's been a wonderful facility. It is clean. The staff are very responsive. I have no complaints. My dad's 87 with dementia. He might have a few complaints because he thinks the whole world is against him, but he's doing well there. They have game nights. They have religious ceremonies where they can attend, like, church services. They also have field trips. They can go on field trips to different places. They have a movie night and they'll have popcorn. Every month that I go there, they have some sort of theme, like in San Antonio, we just finished with the summer fiesta. So the entire facility is decorated with fiesta-like balloons and pinatas. This last week, they were doing a bake sale to raise money for Alzheimer's care. I think it's a wonderful facility. They do have an outside contractor that comes in to do the food service, and they give the residents a menu. They get to choose from a selection of food that they want for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. So if they don't have a family member that will help them pick their choices, they usually have a staff member to help them do that. They are a little bit less than some other facilities that I did not find to be very attractive."

"My mother was in several nursing homes in which she almost died several times due to extremely poor care and coordination btween hospice and the nursing home. After yet another hospitalization and near-death we moved her to Texan Nursing Home where she has lived for one year. They provide excellent care and are more like a family than the other places. It is not nearly as pretty a facility as the other places, but Mother loves it and they work very hard to keep her that way. They have bent over backwards for her comfort and needs. I highly recommend this facility. "

"My husband is currently staying in San Marcos Rehabilitation & Health Care. I'm not happy at all with him being in the memory care unit; They are locked down for two weeks because they had a staff person test positive for COVID, so patients are in quarantine. It's an older facility, and I was very unhappy with the room he's in. The furniture was ancient, and the whole hallway smelled of urine. I don't know how often the housekeeping might be working on that, but they do have housekeeping in there most of the time. The staff is helpful. There have been a couple of incidents where I call at least 30 minutes ahead of time to make sure he is cleaned and bathed or showered and changed. There are incontinence issues, so I make sure to tell them, to make sure they have a brief on him. There are more than several incidents where they did not do all of the above. I was not very happy because he did have some accidents out in the different visitor sections where there were other visitors present. They receive three meals and two snacks. In his hallway, outside is a little living room area with a TV in there. They do have a fairly new social activities director; they were doing a balloon volleyball. Medicaid is paying for his care, at this point, I am not out of pocket on any money."

"My mother has been at Advanced Rehabilitation and Healthcare of Live Oak for a couple of weeks now. So far, the staff has been attentive and incredibly compassionate to her needs. They have activities available, but she hasn't been involved in anything yet. They provide physical and speech therapy. The facility itself is very clean. She has a private room, and it's perfectly lovely."

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