Nursing Home Communities in Stephenville, TX

"My mom is now in Mulberry Manor. It is privately owned, but it is very old and not pretty. It needs some upgrading. It doesn't look that great, but I have been very satisfied with the care that my mom has. They have taken good care of her. The room is small and crowded. There are two residents per room. The place smells bad when you walk in. It is also pretty uninviting. The dining area is old. There are more people in wheelchairs. There is not a lot to do, so my mom is very bored. Some of the residents have TVs in their rooms, but the rooms are very small."

"I have stayed at Stephenville. I really like the place, as well as the food. The staff was great and they help me a lot during my stay. "

"I visited this facility not too long ago and I was impressed with the facility, this has potential but there were a few things that were lacking. As I walked back to the sunroom, I smelled a foul odor of feces, I then proceeded to the dining room where housekeepers were rushing madly to clean it up and not taking their time to sweep and mop thoroughly. I walked in the dining room and nearly slipped, thank God I grabbed on to a table to break my fall. Wet floor signs were not picked up like they were supposed to be. Activity Director is friendly but that department could use a little work because while I was there, a special event was taking place but residents were left unsupervised, Activity Director was in her office doing paperwork instead of participating with the residents. During the event, I didn't see a lot of smiles on residents' faces. This facility has potential but is lacking in some areas, they need to do something to make their residents happy. Also, you had to have a key to use the restroom, the key to the mens' restroom was never retrieved so I had to hold it the whole time I was there. 2 main areas that need work in this place are Housekeeping and Activities. "

The mission of CCS Hospice is to provide spiritual support, emotional support, and physical relief for patients with terminal illnesses with dignity, respect, care, and compassion at the end of life.CCS Hospice provides support and care for persons in the last phases of an incurable disease so that they may live as fully and as comfortably as possible. We recognize that the dying process is a part of the normal process of living and focuses on enhancing the quality of remaining life. CCS Hospice affirms life and neither hastens nor postpones death. CCS Hospice exists in the hope and belief that through appropriate care, and the promotion of a caring community sensitive to their needs that individuals and their families may be free to attain a degree of satisfaction in preparation for death. CCS Hospice recognizes that human growth and development can be a lifelong process. CCS Hospice seeks to preserve and promote the inherent potential for growth within individuals and families during the last phase of life. Hospice offers palliative care for all individuals and their families without regard to age, gender, nationality, race, creed, sexual orientation, disability, diagnosis, availability of a primary caregiver, or ability to pay. CCS Hospice programs provide state-of-the-art palliative care and supportive services to individuals at the end of their lives, their family members and significant others, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in both the home and facility-based care settings. Physical, social, spiritual, and emotional care are provided by a clinically-directed interdisciplinary team consisting of patients and their families, professionals, and volunteers.

"My partner moved into Hico Nursing & Rehabilitation. It's very good. They come in and do exercise with him, even though it's not to rehab him, they're still getting his legs moving around, doing transitions, and they're still getting him busy."

"My father is in Cherokee Rose. It's very clean, and the halls are spacious. The room is well-maintained and clean. They have bingo, take one-day trips, and have church service on Sunday. The staff is very caring and knowledgeable. They have a living area and a dining area where they hold other games. Each room has a TV. The residents are very well cared for."