Brazos Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Brazos Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits right inside a hospital in Knox City, Texas, taking care of people who need both short and long-term nursing or rehabilitation, and it's been doing this on Medicaid since September 29, 2003, with 62 beds approved for both Medicare and Medicaid, and you'll find skilled staff who give about 3.01 nurse hours per resident each day, plus 0.4 staff hours, which is how they keep everyone watched over, though there's not a lot of fuss about fancy amenities or extras because the focus really stays aimed at helping folks recover or get through daily life if they're frail or need ongoing help. The place had a change in ownership in the past two years and is part of Senior Living Properties, LLC, plus SLP Operations helps families get answers with direct communication channels, and while you won't find many details floating around about specific services and features, what's clear is they're set up for skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and lots of specialized care options, including memory care, wound care, dialysis, and help with getting to appointments. The facility meets safety standards with a sprinkler system and keeps the building fresh with new floors and paint. Both private and semi-private rooms are available, so folks get a little choice about how they want to live, trying to give everyone a sense of home, and the staff sticks close to each resident, trying to understand individual needs and using modern techniques to make things better for physical, emotional, and spiritual health. No fines or substantiated complaints have shown up, so the center has kept a clean record, and it's also linked with Brazos Valley Care Home, another nursing facility, showing it's part of a broader network, with everything overseen to keep care steady whether someone's there just to bounce back from a hospital stay or needs full support around the clock. Rehabilitation, therapy, hospice, and behavioral care, along with regular safety and cleanliness, make the setting feel quiet yet attentive, and the whole place aims to create easy routines and simple comforts, making sure care comes first.