Eagle Pass Nursing & Rehabilitation

Eagle Pass Nursing & Rehabilitation sits in Eagle Pass, Texas, and offers care for up to 114 residents, with certified beds for both short-term and long-term stays, so you'll find a variety of services to meet many needs, including skilled nursing care, wound treatment, memory care for Alzheimer's, in-house dialysis, vent care, hospice, and advanced rehabilitation services like occupational, physical, speech, music, intravenous therapies, and more, and when you talk about daily life, residents get support with dressing, grooming, bathing, toileting, laundry, housekeeping, and personal care from trained staff and aides, though I've seen that this home has had documented deficiencies in nursing aide training (F0728), quality of care and life (F0690), and infection control practices (F0880), so that's something to think about as you look at the place. The facility gets management from Creative Solutions In Healthcare, part of a large network that includes Daybreak Venture and La Hacienda De Paz Rehabilitation And Care Center, which means policies and programs come down from higher up-the management network started in March 2012 and the place has seen changes over the years, with a high nurse turnover rate at 40.8% and nurse staffing at 3.15 hours per resident per day, so staff stay busy and see a lot of different faces. Ownership belongs to Honor X Enterprises, LLC, split equally between Gary Blake and Malisa Blake, and the place has a reputation for trying to create a home-like atmosphere even as it's run by a bigger company. You'll find plenty of basic amenities, like a dining room, kitchens, washer and dryers, housekeeping services, dining and meal plans, social activities, educational and wellness programs, religious services, and a salon/barbershop, while people who live here can enjoy group activities and game rooms, on top of getting transportation for outings or appointments, guest parking, and wifi. Specialty services include help for cardiac, diabetes, stroke, surgery recovery, and neurological issues, as well as medication management, dental, optometry, and podiatry, and veterans services get covered. Residents and families can use a contact form or the customer care line to ask questions or share concerns at any time, and the home says it works on personalizing care plans to each person's needs, which can include supportive and restorative nursing programs, walking or wheelchair help, safety features, and on-site maintenance. They do report offering care that tries to balance comfort and safety, though the recent care and infection deficiencies might make some families want to spend extra time asking questions. The facility is focused on supporting a full range of ages and needs, including those who need memory or Alzheimer's care, rehab, hospice, vent care, or just a safe and comfortable place with staff on hand.