Focused Care at Allenbrook sits in Baytown, Texas, and has served the community since 1970, having 120 certified beds and about 79 residents per day, which means it often has open spots but never feels too crowded, and with its 24-hour care, people get help whenever they need without having to worry about time. The facility is managed by Focused Post Acute Care Partners LLC since 2017 and has direct owners including Focused Post Acute Care Partners LLC and FPACP Allenbrook LLC, while Mark Mckenzie, Shawn Conley, and Loretta Strubbe own most of it indirectly, and several members have come on in recent years to help with management, so there's always someone keeping an eye on things and making sure the daily routines keep running. There's skilled nursing care, memory care, post-acute and long-term services, rehab therapy rooms, and dedicated teams who work in physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus they handle medical needs like IV, enteral, and parenteral therapies, respiratory treatments, pain control, recovery after surgery, wound care, cognitive and joint replacement rehab, and even in-house dialysis, so folks who need extra medical attention don't have to travel far and can stay put in familiar surroundings. The therapy rooms got upgrades as part of a recent renovation, and the facility sticks to a patient-centered approach with personalized care plans, which means they try to adjust care to fit what each person actually needs rather than just running things the same for everyone, so people can hold on to as much independence and dignity as possible while they get the support they need.
Focused Care at Allenbrook is a Texas Nursing Home licensed as #005057 and a US DHHS licensed Skilled Nursing Facility (#675079), and it's not located within a hospital. There's a strong focus on memory care using advanced dementia strategies, and specialized teams do wound care, trach care, and post-operative or post-stroke rehab, so residents with more complex needs can still get high-level attention here. The nurse turnover rate is 53.2%, which runs a little higher than the state average of 51.8%, and nurse hours per resident per day come to 2.97, noticeably below the Texas average of 3.4, so there might be times when staffing feels a little stretched, and that's something to keep in mind. Residents are provided with nutrition, pain, and wound management, a therapy room with trained therapists, and rooms made to encourage both safety and independence. The place has recently earned a 3.4-star rating based on 31 reviews, which lines up with its record of 14 total deficiencies in inspection reports, including in areas like resident assessment and care planning, nutrition and dietary practices, and infection control, though reports show no actual harm but a potential for more than minimal harm in some cases, and there was a federal infection control violation, so while most needs get met well, there's always room for more attention to certain details. The December 11, 2024 report shows four deficiencies, and management keeps regular oversight, trying to build on a reputation for trust built up over the years.
The environment feels supportive thanks to a care team trained to deliver individualized, compassionate services, and amenities are aimed at making stays comfortable. Services like post-operative recovery and specialized wound care are available, which helps those with serious health situations have a smoother day-to-day. Restorative care, including long-term living, short-term rehab, and therapy for recent injuries or surgeries, is built in, making Focused Care at Allenbrook fit folks needing different help levels, from those bouncing back after a hospital stay to those needing full-time medical attention. Even with its strong medical and rehab focus, the facility tries to keep things home-like so people can feel at ease, and it stands as a steady choice for those looking for both serious medical care and everyday comfort. There's no extra available information about the facility outside of what's on inspection or state records, so people interested in details about staff activities, food, or social programs will have to get that directly from the facility.
