Bridgecrest Rehabilitation Suites sits in Houston, Texas, at 14100 Karissa Ct, and has room for up to 130 residents, though there's usually about 88 people staying each day, and you'll find private and semi-private rooms with wheelchair access, which works well for seniors who need to recover after surgery or illness. The facility centers around its rehabilitation suites, and you'll see an in-house program where people often work daily with the same physical, occupational, or speech therapists in a newly renovated unit that's got its own entryway, parking, a full gym, and a kitchen for practicing daily living skills, so there's special programs for those with neurological disorders like stroke or Parkinson's disease and for folks who've had joint replacements or fractures or amputations. If someone has breathing trouble, there's an onsite Pulmonary Care Unit with IV and respiratory certified nurses, a Respiratory Therapist, piped oxygen, and tracheostomy care, and they offer therapy for pulmonary needs and even trach weaning. The place offers help with medication management, wound care, infusion therapy, dietary support, dental, podiatry, and optometry services, physician visits, and even dialysis support for those who need it, and care plans always get adjusted for what each person needs, whether it's short-term or longer stays. Guests can visit most days between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. and planned admissions are accepted all day, every day, including holidays, plus there's Wi-Fi, good parking and restrooms for visitors, and a virtual tour you can see online.
Now, even with all these services and a hotel-like feel that many find welcoming, the facility's inspection history shows some problems-there have been 23 deficiencies documented in recent inspection reports, including two for infection-related concerns, and issues have come up around infection control, safety, and making sure residents' needs are met, especially with accidents and pharmacy services, and there were complaint reports on May 17, 2024, and February 10, 2025, showing where things didn't go right. The nurse turnover rate sits at 52.5%, which is a bit above the Texas average, and the nurse hours per resident per day fall below the state average at 3.18. Bridgecrest is owned and managed by Karissa Health Care LLC, together with Liberty County Hospital District No 1 since 2017, and it's affiliated with Fundamental Healthcare, so management has stayed pretty steady. The facility states that it tries to work alongside families to support residents with dignity and compassion, and it gives special attention to rehab and medical needs, but potential residents and their families will want to take a close look at past inspection records and see if this environment fits what they're looking for.
