Azalea Trail Nursing Home

Azalea Trail Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits in Grand Saline and serves the community with skilled nursing care, a range of therapies, and long-term living support, doing so for more than 25 years under the same owners, Michael and Patricia Ward, who each own half and have kept a steady hand with Patricia managing the facility since 2007, so you'll find it's a family business through and through. The center usually has about 50 residents a day, though there are 72 certified beds, and there's a team providing about 3.47 nurse hours per resident every day, which is helpful, although nurse turnover rate is 41.3%, which people may want to keep in mind. Residents get assistance with daily activities and access to nursing, rehabilitation therapies, hospice services, and memory care, with specialized areas for things like post-surgical recovery or managing long-term illnesses, all supported by features meant to help both health and comfort, from the physical building to organized activities and regular health assessments. There are dedicated resources and amenities, creating a home-like space meant to focus on both comfort and emotional well-being as well as medical needs, and the environment fosters faith and family values, drawing on aging, knowledge, and experience as guiding principles. Staff put attention on individualized treatment plans and therapeutic activities, and the facility's earned a 5-Star Rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, with no fines, payment suspensions, or deficiencies showing up in the past three years. Payment options and floor plans are available if someone asks, and you'll find activities to help residents stay engaged alongside the nursing care that's at the center of the place, always with an eye on keeping things compassionate, attentive, and supportive for every resident.