Fairfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Fairfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, sitting in Fairfield, TX, holds 101 certified beds and tends to seniors needing medical and personal care in a setting that feels deliberate in its home-like design, and you'll see they focus on both long-term care and short-term rehab, which means folks get things like assisted living, memory care, vent care, and in-house dialysis, along with paths for rehab-to-home programs and respite care for folks who just need a place for a little while. The center offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy, while their skilled care team also handles nursing restorative programs, stroke recovery, diabetes management, cardiac illnesses, and wound care-so they're set up for people dealing with many health conditions, and yes, you'll notice they even provide support for folks after surgery and those who need hospice care. There's a strong focus on comfort too: residents get laundry, housekeeping, beauty and barber services, and nutritional support, plus there's transportation for trips and religious services for those who need them, and people can go to the podiatrist, dentist, or optometrist right in the facility along with having medication managed by staff. The staff puts an effort into daily life, with engaging activities, a structured environment for memory care, and areas dedicated for different care needs, along with routines for meals, outings, and support services that help improve quality of life. Rehabilitation is a focus, and they run programs and therapies for folks recovering from illness or injury, guided by a care team that tries to keep improving how they do things, though the nurse turnover rate is 60.6%, which tells you there's been a fair amount of staff changes. Facility management changed hands to Fairfield I Enterprises, LLC in May 2022, with day-to-day running handled by Purple Door, LLC, while ownership includes Liberty County Hospital District No 1, and the place itself is tied to Fundamental Healthcare and part of the Creative Solutions in Healthcare network. State inspections show two infection-related deficiencies recently and one related to timely reporting of suspected abuse, neglect, or theft-inspection reports are available and do point out infection control concerns under F0880 and F0609, though the staff do have infection control measures in place, just not without issues. Residents and families can use a contact form or a care line to get help or share worries, and the website's got tools that make it easier to read, like changing the text size, which helps folks with vision trouble. With a rating of 5.0 from 25 reviews, residents seem to find something good here, though as always, it's best to review the reports and get a full picture, especially if infection control or staff consistency is a concern for you.