Rosewood Rehabilitation and Care Center, sitting in the Converse community for over 25 years, provides skilled nursing care for people who aren't in an acute phase of illness but still need regular nursing attention and rehabilitative services, and you'll find registered nurses and trained staff there 24 hours a day because some folks need help with daily activities all the time and others, maybe after surgery or illness, need therapy through their rehab-to-home program that helps them get back on their feet, and then they've also got short-term respite care, so caregivers can have a break and know their loved ones are cared for in the meantime. The center focuses on each person's needs through care plans meant to help with physical health and goals, and the place is known for a warm setting that's supposed to help with healing and emotional support, which makes it feel a bit more like home for many. The center's got an average of 58 residents staying there any given day and offers up to 125 beds, even though only 100 beds are certified, and it takes several types of payment, including VA Benefits, Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and private pay.
Management control is exercised by MCCulloch County Hospital District since 2015, with Jack Cook coming on in 2018, and ownership ties back to Senior Care Management in Texas, but there aren't any details available about direct or indirect owners, or much on their staff, either. The nurse turnover rate stands at 63.5%, a bit higher than the state average, and the average nurse provides 3.31 hours of care per resident daily, which trails the state average just slightly. Deficiency reports and inspections are something to look at, too, since the April 4, 2025, inspection cited 16 deficiencies, including infection control, and across all reports there have been 44 deficiencies, two of them tied to infection control and others involving the pharmacy, such as not having a licensed pharmacist at times or not storing and labeling medicines as required, and there's mention of missing a complete staff training program. Even though details like amenities and activities aren't available, residents are in a center dedicated to compassionate, personalized care, with a focus on health, social activity, and dignity.
