Schulenburg Regency Nursing Center

They did not give her medicine as directed causing her to become further ill. They messed up her diet consistently which caused diarrhea and massive weight loss. They lack communication, and there’s no accountability of administrative staff. They only fuss at nurses who are the only people working. Your loved ones patient information is not confidential. Rather it’s water cooler conversation for administrative staff. No HIPPA rights happening there. Unless you plan to be there daily to make sure people are doing what they are supposed to, and that directives are logged correctly into your loved ones’ information and no one in administration has changed the nurses recommendations, just say no. The person there trying to do what’s right is not able b/c he’s not supported. This place has way too many women thinking they are in control (but are consistently put out if you ask for help) with no one to put them in their place. This place needs a 0 star rating.

The staff there was very attentive, and caring. I have worked in other nursing homes who only cared about making a quick buck but this nursing home has a lot of fun activities for the residents and a lot of amenities to make it feel just like home. This nursing home unlike many others that I know of or have worked at had an administrator that was very caring and genuinely cared about the residents. He made sure to hire staff that also genuinely cared about the residents there. The activities director was also fantastic she always had great activities for the residents to do such as baking, bingo and tours of different historical landmarks. They also catered to all different religious denominations so the residents would never miss out on what mattered most to them. Every Friday they also have live music and dancing for those who like to partake. I think this was by far one of the greatest nursing homes I had ever been in. I can't stress enough how great the staff was either. They kept the CNAs consistent so they weren't always changing up who would be giving care to the residents. The nurses were always the same too so they got the best care.