DFW Nursing & Rehab sits in Fort Worth, Texas, and offers skilled nursing care, memory care, and both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care services. The facility runs with 98 certified beds and has about 74 residents each day, providing a place where people get help with daily needs like dressing, bathing, and medication management. Nurses are on-site around the clock, with an average nurse turnover lower than the state average but fewer nurse hours per resident per day than many Texas facilities. Staff follow individualized treatment plans designed by doctors with input from staff, residents, and family. The facility's leadership includes Brian Scroggins, Kendall Broussard, and Charleston Dfw Operations LLC, in place since 2014 and 2015, and it's part of the Charleston Healthcare Group.
The center did get cited for some serious issues, like not reporting suspected abuse or neglect in a timely way, not protecting residents from abuse or neglect, and not keeping the environment entirely free from hazards-these were marked as immediate jeopardy deficiencies and brought a fine of $69,770 and a payment suspension after a complaint in February 2025. They've also had infection-related deficiencies. Despite these citations, no residents came to actual harm during those events, but there was potential for more than minimal harm. DFW Nursing & Rehab is a for-profit facility, approved for Medicare and Medicaid, and accepts most private insurance.
Residents have access to modern amenities, private rooms with bathrooms, home-cooked meals, special options for different diets, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and comfortable living spaces that recently saw renovations. There's a salon and barbershop, daily housekeeping and laundry, a business room, a fitness room, outdoor spaces for relaxation, regular outings, movie nights, and a spa/sauna. Residents can join in on scheduled entertainment, religious services, and various activities to stay social and active. There's special security for residents with dementia who might wander, a 24-hour call system, regular physician visits, and transportation to appointments.
DFW Nursing & Rehab supports people needing IV therapy, hospice care, rehabilitation with Synergy Therapy Services, and those who are non-ambulatory. Staff help with transfers and daily care needs so people can live as independently and comfortably as possible. The facility puts effort into offering a warm and home-like environment, with staff focused on being caring and attentive to residents' needs, always working to keep everyone safe, supported, and well cared for even if things aren't perfect-because keeping people comfortable, cared for, and secure should always come first.
