Life Care Center of Haltom is a nursing home in the Life Care Centers of America network, led by Executive Director Mr. Martin Hill, and it serves seniors with a variety of care needs, offering 127 certified beds and a range of services such as skilled nursing, rehabilitation, hospice, memory care, independent living, assisted living, adult day services, and Medicare-certified home health care, and the place also provides non-medical home care for those wanting to stay at home. The facility operates as a for-profit business and isn't BBB Accredited, and its partnership entity is called Haltom Convalescent Center. Staff at the center provide 3.40 nurse hours per resident per day, and nurse turnover is 51.4%. Residents get individualized care plans from a team of medical professionals including therapists and nurses, and the workers aim to be caring and friendly, always focusing on helping with daily living activities or post-surgical care. The center has received several accreditations for quality care and maintains policies to prevent abuse, neglect, and theft, though inspection reports show 27 total deficiencies, including 2 for infection and some related to abuse prevention, accident hazards, and supervision.
Amenities at Life Care Center of Haltom include physical and occupational therapy, a large rehabilitation gym with modern equipment, and both inpatient and outpatient rehab options. Residents have access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy, IV therapy, medication management, wound care, fall prevention, and infection management. There's also case management, discharge planning, and post-operative recovery services, with a focus on personalized rehabilitation and long-term care. The facility is designed to be clean, non-smoking, safe, and comfortable, with private or semi-private rooms, private bathrooms, a library, beauty salon and barber shop, landscaped gardens, courtyards, 24-hour security, fire safety systems, flat-screen TVs, telephone and cable hookups, flexible visiting hours, and options for pet visitors.
Daily life is structured with social activities, religious services, a certified activity director, a dietitian, regular housekeeping, laundry, fine dining, family and resident councils, and patient education programs. The staff runs programs for active adults, memory care, supportive day services, and independent or assisted living, trying to offer as many levels of care as possible so residents can stay as their needs change. Life Care Center of Haltom keeps a strong community presence, posts updates and photos online, and welcomes visits from family. While the center strives to provide first-class service and a warm, caring environment, inspection reports show it's important for families to stay informed about policies, staff turnover, and ongoing safety improvements.
