Spring Branch Transitional Care Center

Spring Branch Transitional Care Center sits in the Spring Branch East area of Houston and you'll find it's a large place with 198 beds, operating around the clock all week long, handling short-term rehabilitation, transitional care, and long-term residence, offering help for people who need extra support after being in the hospital or dealing with illness or surgery, and it has staff who help with everything from daily activities like bathing and dressing to wound care, medication, and getting folks back on their feet. This center gives personal care and support for different needs, so folks can choose between independent living, assisted living, memory care, rehabilitation, and full nursing care, and there's 24-hour supervision with a call system alongside 12-16 hours of full nursing support every day, so people get looked after even if they need specialized care like for Alzheimer's, dementia, or other challenges, and you can find both short-term and long-term options here, with lots of therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy available, plus memory-enhancing activities and programs if someone's struggling with memory loss. The facility feels like a small community, with a mix of private and semi-private studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and all rooms come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, furniture, air-conditioning, cable, Wi-Fi, and regular housekeeping and linen changes, and there's a dining room serving meals with special diet options, plus amenities like a fitness room, beauty salon, computer center, game room, small library, and garden and outdoor spaces so no one's just stuck in their room all the time, and there are scheduled community events along with a wellness center to keep things lively. They offer special services like move-in help, mental wellness programs, community transportation, and even respite care for family caregivers who need a short break, and the staff handles medical support, rehabilitation, and programs to help seniors transition from hospital stays back to more independent living as well as on-site medical supervision for those who need it, and if anyone has insurance questions, there's an Eligibility Specialist to help with Medicaid, Medicare, Aetna, United Health Care, and several others. The community is known as a continuing care retirement community, which means people can age in place here, moving from independent living to more care as needed, and there's support for nearly every level from active seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle with social activities, to those who need round-the-clock medical care or specialized memory support, with services stacking up like help with medications, meal preparation, behavioral health, dental care, family care, telemedicine, vaccines, and women's health, all coordinated to keep residents as healthy and comfortable as possible.