Treasure Hills Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center

Treasure Hills Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center has 120 certified beds and serves people who need short-term rehab, outpatient therapy, and long-term skilled nursing care, and it sits under the management of Amy Gutierrez and Soon Burnam since December 2023, with ownership through Black Ridge Canyon Healthcare LLC and the Fannin County Hospital Authority, and it also has ties to The Ensign Group, and although there's not much public information about services or programs by name, the place is known for having care and service options with unique terms. Residents receive care that matches their own needs, whether through restorative help, pain management, lymphedema care, or a mix of therapies such as speech, physical, occupational, wound, respiratory, and nutritional counseling, and they keep a focus on patient comfort with amenities and personal care services, plus they have transportation available for those who need it. The center's skilled nursing team provides round-the-clock attention guided by in-house doctors, using a mix of State-of-the-Art and hands-on therapy approaches, and the therapy staff log the hours they spend with each patient as required. Treasure Hills accepts both Medicare and Medicaid and offers a place where residents can take part in recreational therapy, join in a busy monthly activity calendar, and get support from both a resident council and a family council, so folks don't feel alone. There are special programs for rehab and healthcare improvement, all in a place that tries to help people regain strength and feel at home. The facility has an inspection grade of A, earning this for meeting strict standards and having no major deficiencies, but it does have a historical grade of B-minus, and its inspection reports do show 21 total deficiencies, including one related to infection, and a few about nutrition, dietary needs, and quality of life, so that's something to keep in mind. Nutrition and dietary management come from approved sources with menus reviewed by dieticians, and those who need special food care can get it. Nurse quality and long-term care meet higher standards according to regulatory checks, though the nurse turnover rate sits at 43.1% and the nurse hours per resident each day is 3.17. Treasure Hills doesn't operate as a continuing care retirement community, but it does provide both short-term and long-term services. With plenty of activities to keep people active and chances for folks to call the place home, Treasure Hills aims to bring a safe, helpful environment for changing health needs.