Oakcrest Manor Nursing Home sits at 9808 Crofford Ln in Austin, TX and has served seniors since 1991, providing care for up to 67 residents at a time, with an occupancy rate hovering around 96%, so it's usually a busy place, but there always seems to be room for someone in need, and people tend to say the staff are friendly and caring, with a 4.3-star rating from those who've left a review. The facility is for-profit and takes Medicaid, and isn't attached to a hospital or a larger retirement community, so it stands on its own, focusing on nursing and rehabilitation, with both long-term and short-term stays available, whether for post-surgical recovery, respite, hospice, or memory care, and the care team often includes staff trained in geriatric medicine, wound care, and managing chronic diseases.
People who stay here can expect daily help with things like bathing, dressing, and getting around, and the staff regularly watches out for signs of weight loss, pressure sores, urinary tract infections, and pain, using different assessments and checks, aiming to keep residents healthy and comfortable, and they also make sure vaccinations for influenza and pneumococcal disease get offered. Oakcrest Manor Nursing Home keeps record of needs and tracks health, and any time someone needs something, the staff steps in quickly, with special equipment like VELA chairs and wheelchair accessibility to help everyone move around more easily.
Residents have options for private or semi-private rooms, and rooms come with cable TV, Wi-Fi, telephone, a kitchenette, and air conditioning, so most needs are covered, and regular cleaning and linen changes help people feel more at home. There are plenty of spaces to spend time, including a small library, a community dining room, shared recreational rooms, and outdoor areas for fresh air, so it's easy to find somewhere to chat or enjoy a bit of quiet. There's also a beauty salon on the property, and parking is available for visitors, plus the facility accepts credit cards, making things easier for families.
Oakcrest Manor Nursing Home offers therapy rooms for physical rehabilitation, which helps especially after surgeries like hip replacements, and brings in outside professionals for dental, vision, hearing, dietary, and psychological care as needed. The community supports people's independence with assisted living services, and offers support for both long-term and daily transitions, aiming to help people adjust and maintain their routines, and the facility focuses a lot on social life, with staff and resident groups organizing enrichment activities, educational programs, and events-sometimes on-site and sometimes off, as transportation is arranged for group outings-so everyone has a good chance to stay active and involved. Residents and their families can join councils to help shape activities and bring up concerns, helping the place stay community-focused.
The nursing home's fully sprinklered for safety, and it's accredited for both Medicare and Medicaid, so all basic standards are met. It's been recognized for dedication to residents' wellbeing, and while there aren't ratings posted for inspection or nurse staffing, the reviews and accreditation give some peace of mind. Oakcrest Manor Nursing Home belongs to the American Health Care Association and holds several healthcare accreditations, underscoring its effort to meet different needs with skill and dignity. While some amenities like a small library, community dining, Wi-Fi, and outdoor spaces help life feel a bit more normal, there are also regular social, educational, and support programs, designed for a wide mix of people, all under the care of a professional team, in a setting that's about building comfort, maintaining health, and looking after each other as best as possible.
