Azle Manor Nursing Home has 142 certified beds and usually about 101 residents each day, so it's a good-sized place that focuses on long-term care and skilled nursing, and while it offers rehabilitation services for those needing therapy, people live here full-time too and get help with daily activities, medication, and regular personal care throughout the day. Owned mostly by Burmont, Inc., there's not much information about who actually runs it day to day, but they do have a team of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and various specialists like podiatrists, dermatologists, psychiatrists, optometrists, and dentists, and they provide twenty-four-hour care and supervision. Azle Manor accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private, and hospice patients, and households choosing it can expect a clean environment with a call system that works around the clock, plus the rooms, whether private or shared, come fully furnished, and have things like kitchenettes, private bathrooms, big windows that look out at the countryside, and air-conditioning for comfort, and the facility itself has spacious lounges, TVs, outdoor patios, dining rooms, therapeutic whirlpool tubs, and even a beauty and barber shop, so residents can have some of the comforts of home.
The staff do medication management, laundry, and housekeeping, and there's organic food at mealtimes, along with counseling for residents and families, a social services department that helps with admissions and paperwork, and nurses help residents get to appointments when needed, making sure people stay as independent as possible. Azle Manor is part of the local business chamber but doesn't advertise its care services as part of that mission. Residents have some social and recreational activities, hobbies, and interests to keep them active, and there's spiritual support, exercise, and wellness programs, which all help keep people engaged.
There are a few things that aren't perfect though, since a recent inspection from November 2024 showed 4 deficiencies that included issues with nutrition and dietary practices-like not always getting food from approved places or following standards for handling and serving food-which affected many people and had the potential for more than minimal harm, though no actual harm occurred, and they also had environmental deficiencies like not keeping up with pest control, and a couple of infection control violations, so they're still working on following federal rules better. Altogether, the last count was 10 total deficiencies over different inspections, including one from a complaint. Nurse turnover is about average compared to the state at 51.3%, but nurse staffing hours are a little below state average at 3.18 hours per resident daily, which means sometimes there might be fewer staff around than in other places.
Azle Manor Nursing Home keeps things focused on the basics-safe, round-the-clock care, good medical oversight, social opportunities, regular therapy, and comfortable, clean living spaces, with an eye on safety, personal attention, and keeping residents steady and well looked-after, but it's important to know about the recent food and infection control findings and the generally standard staffing situation before making decisions.
