Windsor Atrium

Windsor Atrium sits at 1814 Atrium Place Drive in Harlingen, Texas, and works as a skilled nursing facility with 120 beds, run by La Hacienda Healthcare and tied to Atrium Place Nursing Center and Atrium Place Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, and you'll find that it's served the community for more than 30 years, offering many types of medical care for seniors but it also covers pediatric care, mental health, therapy, and even trauma services as a Level IV Trauma Center with a 24-hour emergency department run by board-certified emergency doctors. The building only has one floor and is wheelchair accessible, so it's easy to get around, and you'll see private and semi-private rooms with en suite bathrooms, as well as short-term transitional care units for folks needing extra help after a hospital stay. There's a therapy gym with a kitchen for folks practicing life skills before going home, plus WiFi, cable TV, optional telephones, and areas for visiting or getting some quiet time, including an enclosed courtyard, day rooms, and private visiting areas. Residents can join in on social and recreational activities, use the beauty salon, and take part in group or individual meals-there's even a bistro-while help with housekeeping, transportation, and laundry is part of what Windsor Atrium does for the people staying there. The facility focuses on all sorts of care, from wound care and pain management to physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with outpatient therapy, joint replacement rehab, pulmonary and cardiac care, post-surgical help, and treatment for strokes, diabetes, and other needs, using things like diathermy, ultrasound, E-Stim, and VitalStim for specialized treatment. There's memory care support for Alzheimer's disease and dementia, skilled nursing, pharmacy services, family counseling, and ongoing health checks, plus the place works with Medicaid and Texas Independence Health Plan, also offering Medicare Advantage Plans for seniors who need them. Windsor Atrium tries to keep everyone comfortable with air conditioning, internet, and activities that help with healing or just passing the time, and there's always staff available for help, whether it's for home health services that let people stay at home longer, hospice care for end-of-life needs, or medical care for things like pneumonia, orthopedic injuries, or recovery from surgery, and with all those services, the goal stays the same: try to help each person feel safe and supported, whether they're with their family in a garden or working through rehab in the therapy gym.