Magnolia Crossing Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at 10800 Flora Mae Meadows Road in Houston, Texas, and serves as a skilled nursing facility for seniors who need medical care or help with recovery after a hospital stay, and the place has 128 certified beds and serves about 90 residents each day on average, with both short-term rehab and long-term care available, depending on each person's needs, and while the facility offers 24/7 nursing care, therapy, and rehabilitation-including physical, speech, and occupational therapy-there's also care for Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory support, and residents who need post-surgical care, joint replacement rehab, or wound care can also get help here, and you'll find private and semi-private rooms, private rooms with en suite bathrooms for transitional care, and a therapy gym, plus a beauty salon, outdoor courtyards, WiFi, cable television, recreational activities, and transportation.
Magnolia Crossing provides clinical services such as Cardiac Care, Diabetes Care, IV Care, Pulmonary Care, Stroke Care, Tracheostomy Care, Respiratory Therapy, Tube Feeding, TPN, and behavioral health management for people in its secure memory unit, and residents with more complex health needs can get hospice, respite, and home health services as well, and the team handles care planning and assessment, although there have been deficiencies noted for things like infection control, reporting suspected abuse or neglect, and for coordinating with pre-admission screening, and in the most recent inspections, there were 13 total deficiencies, with three related to infection standards and one about not reporting suspected abuse or results of investigations in a timely way.
Magnolia Crossing is managed by several organizations, including Booker Hospital District (which also owns it), Csv Rhea Management Holdco, LLC, and Regency Healthcare-related companies, and Medicare Advantage Plans like HMO I-SNP and Community Plan IE-SNP are available for some residents, and care staff give about 3.45 nurse hours per resident each day, but the nurse turnover is about 40.7 percent, and anyone wanting more specifics about their history or services can check their Medicare page, which has detailed records and more information.
