Taylor County Health & Rehabilitation

Taylor County Health & Rehabilitation sits in the community serving people with disabilities or diseases who need special support, and you'll find a wide range of senior care options here like independent living, assisted living, care homes, respite care for short stays, long-term nursing home services, memory care for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, as well as palliative care for managing pain and symptoms, with a team of skilled healthcare professionals looking after residents every day. The place has 78 certified beds and usually sees about 67 residents, with both private and shared rooms available depending on needs, and Clinical Services Inc has been managing the facility since 2003 under a non-profit arrangement, and it's affiliated with Health Systems Facilities, Inc. Taylor County Health & Rehabilitation puts a big focus on promoting physical and emotional well-being, offering nutritional support, dietary management, and daily meals made from local products, along with snacks some folks call gourmet, and they've got outdoor areas with nice landscaping, rooms offering climate control, and plenty of activities like arts and crafts, games, and even pet therapy, so there's quite a bit of socialization and chances to keep busy or relax in comfort. There's also skilled nursing and rehab services-physical, occupational, and speech therapy-for those who need help getting better after surgery or illness, and for families, there's respite care to give caregivers a break now and then. The place has had some challenges over the years, with citations for things like infection control, care planning, and safety standards, and inspection reports show some deficiencies, especially related to infection, but they do seem to work at making improvements, and the nurse turnover rate sits just below the state average at 47.7%, even though the nurse staffing hours per resident per day (3.14) are a little less than the state average (3.5). Staff talk a lot about taking a patient-centered approach and having a commitment to quality, always trying to create a nurturing and welcoming environment where care can be tailored to what each person needs, whether that's daily healthcare, social opportunities, or just a calm, safe place to call home for a while.