Corpus Christi Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at 2735 Airline Road in Corpus Christi, TX, and it's a skilled nursing facility that gives short-term rehabilitation and long-term care to people who need help healing or managing health conditions. The staff includes nurses and therapy professionals who help with things like post-surgical care, orthopedic care, joint replacement rehab, and wound care, and they also cover special therapies using diathermy, E-Stim, and ultrasound modalities, with services running seven days a week so people can get care when they need it. If a person needs to recover after surgery or illness, or if they're living with chronic issues like cardiac disease, diabetes, stroke, or respiratory problems, the center offers focused care, including tube feeding, tracheostomy management, IV care with midline and PICC lines, and also pulmonary and stroke support.
People living with memory conditions like Alzheimer's or other types of dementia can get memory support services, and there's a team that looks after those who need extra help remembering or staying safe. The therapy department provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and there's outpatient therapy for those who come in just for appointments, and the gym even has a kitchen area, which helps people practice tasks before they go back home.
Families can take a break through respite care, and if someone wants to stay at home but needs medical help, home health services are available too. For those near the end of life, hospice and palliative care focus on comfort and support for both residents and their families. The center is certified by Medicare and Medicaid, and offers other insurance and payment options, which helps make care more accessible.
WiFi and cable help pass the time, and rooms come in private or semi-private setups. Residents can visit the beauty salon, join in organized games and entertainment, or take part in wellness programs and fitness activities, and transportation services come in handy for shopping or appointments. The culture aims for a warm and caring place where people feel supported, and there's a focus on both medical needs and quality of life. The facility accepts people for both short stays and longer-term residency, and it's included in the Texas Independence Health Plan HMO I-SNP and Community Plan IE-SNP. People say the facility's got a reputation for commitment and care, and while it may not be perfect, it tries to meet people where they are and help however it can.
