Fall Creek Rehab & Healthcare Center sits in Humble, Texas, and is part of Momentum Skilled Services, so you'll find a focus on patient-centered care, with programs and nurses concentrating on recovery and comfort. The building holds 126 certified beds and usually has about 95 residents daily, offering both short-term skilled care and long-term care. Ownership comes from Edaws Investment Group, Lp and Bullpen One, Llc, with several indirect owners like Michael Reed and Rachel Suter, and it has seen managerial control by Rachel Suter since 2016 and Sharlyn Threadgill since 2020. Julia Lanier serves as the administrator, and Christine Romo works as Director of Nursing, aiming for recovery outcomes and everyday health. There's a strong focus on creating full care plans for every resident, though inspection reports have found 14 deficiencies, including issues with hazard-free environments and care planning, and inspection and complaint reports are available to view.
They offer skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, with around-the-clock nursing supervision for safety and support, and patients get comprehensive post-acute care as well as long-term assistance. The center tries to make things feel home-like, with suites that have private bathrooms, in-room showers, and some with shower spas, and there are multiple nurse's stations for better supervision. Patients have use of a spacious rehabilitation gym filled with special equipment and dedicated rooms for therapies or recovery exercises. There's a courtyard where residents can get some fresh air, and outdoor spaces like gazebo seating, a pond-like area, and landscaped grounds let people relax outside when the weather allows.
Fall Creek offers activities each day, daily social programs, and amenities to make the stay comfortable, including WiFi, cable, flat screen TV, electric beds, a beauty/barber shop, daily housekeeping, and telephone service in rooms. Meals come in semi-private suites meant to add privacy, and rooms are bigger than average to help people move around with walkers or wheelchairs as needed. Safety is a focus: supervisors monitor care with a staffing rate of about 3.26 nurse hours per resident daily, and all care plans undergo regular assessments. Infection control standards are in place, though some deficiencies cited relate to resident safety and quality of life.
Fall Creek is licensed as a #106699 Nursing Facility and Skilled Nursing Facility and accepts Medicare, Medicaid/Medi-Cal, and private insurances. The facility serves people from Humble and several other communities, like West Houston, Kingwood, and Cypress Creek, and provides a structure that aims to balance recovery, oversight, and daily life. The Momentum Skilled Services management model runs daily operations, while specialized care teams and in-house therapists work to adjust recovery plans for each person's individual needs. The center has luxury touches, a home-like layout, two nurse's stations for safer monitoring, and tries to keep things comfortable with things like an enclosed courtyard, large rooms, and daily activities.
