The Rehabilitation & Wellness Centre of Dallas goes by its full name, The Rehabilitation & Wellness Centre Of Dallas LLC, and sits under the ownership of Summit LTC Dallas II, LLC since April 2022, with ties back to the Fannin County Hospital Authority and Summit LTC. The place has 136 certified beds, so it's a pretty large nursing home that mainly helps older folks with skilled nursing care, rehabilitation, and wellness. There's a lot offered here since they take care of people at different stages, from those needing only a little help in Independent Living or Assisted Living, to folks who need Memory Care, Home Care, and Adult Day Services, and even long-term or skilled nursing, hospice, and Medicare-certified home health services, so it covers a wide range. The rooms vary, and the place has different care options, trying to make sure folks get help that suits their needs, whether that's therapy, daily help, or even more involved medical stuff.
They keep a plan for how they handle Quality Assurance (QAA) and Performance Improvement (QAPI) activities, so that's part of their rules, and they've got an infection prevention and control program, though that area did get flagged in the past, since the records show two deficiencies connected to infection control, which includes violations of federal standards, and overall, the inspection reports count up to 20 total deficiencies, so it's an area where people may want to look at up-to-date inspection reports if that's a concern. The staff-to-resident ratio is 3.61 nurse hours per resident a day, and staff include Registered Dietitians, Consultant Pharmacists, and folks offering Psychiatry and Counseling Services, with physicians coming in for visits. The facility gives different therapies like physical, speech, and occupational therapy, and there are some special therapy options like hot and cold therapy, e-stimulation, vital stimulation, e-swallow, and Neuromuscular electro stimulation, even Rehab to home evaluations, and they seem to run a strong push for folks to get better and live as well as they can.
They have special programs including Memory Care, and they're set up for In-House Dialysis Care. Life here includes daily activities, outings, gatherings for families, church services, and rides for doctor appointments or dialysis, so there's help with social and spiritual needs too. The staff here says they're managed by experienced professionals who try to help folks improve health, hold on to their dignity, and keep as much independence as they can. Care here ranges from restorative nursing to IV therapy, wound care, skilled nursing, and hospice, to respite care if somebody just needs a short stay. The facility does have some good support and offers a lot of care levels, though it's worth noting the past inspection findings, as with any place.
