Stallings Court Nursing and Rehabilitation sits at 4616 NE Stallings Drive in Nacogdoches, right off Loop 224 and close to medical centers, and the place has 120 certified beds, usually housing around 81 residents a day. The facility is run by Hmg Park Manor Of Stallings Court, LLC and owned by Winnie Stowell Hospital District, and Hmg Healthcare is the affiliate, and they've had managerial control since October 2021. Stallings Court provides long-term care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, independent living, assisted living, memory care, transitional care, and more, so you'll come across different types of residents, from those who need a little help to those who need regular nursing care or therapy. Facilities have things like cozy rooms-some private, with adjustable beds and personal furnishings-private bathrooms, a welcoming lobby decorated for the seasons, and comfortable seating, plus a landscaped gazebo outside, a grilling area, and outdoor gathering spaces for residents to enjoy. The inside has a resident lounge, hair salon, hot tub spa, communal dining, therapy gym with exercise machines and parallel bars, medication management, and 24-hour nurse coverage, with nurse hours at 2.98 per resident daily, a bit below the state average.
They've got special programs including occupational, physical, and speech therapy, as well as activities like games and hobbies planned out by an Activities Director, and there's a focus on providing care that's specific to what each resident needs-with support for both recovery and maintaining everyday health, plus help with activities of daily living, like bathing and dressing. The ombudsman works confidentially and free of charge to help residents resolve any complaints. Stallings Court takes care of meal needs through a dining room, in-room meals, or special arrangements, and they provide dietary accommodations, with support from a nutrition specialist if needed. Residents can join in organized events, enjoy fitness and wellness programs, and use accessible outdoor areas, plus there's wheelchair and mobility support, transportation help, and amenities like a well-equipped salon and spa. Therapy staff shares newsletters with stories about successes in recovery, and there's a tour program and virtual tours so future residents can meet staff and see the place for themselves.
The staff strives for a caring, home-like environment, with nurses, therapists, and caregivers who support independence, offer personal attention, and work under skilled administrators, though the average nurse turnover is 41%, lower than the state average. There's an emergency call system for safety, and residents get direct care and support in daily routines. The facility provides a wide range of services-short-term rehab, subacute care, continuing care, respite care, and home care options. Despite the focus on skilled care and wellness, inspection reports show 37 total deficiencies, two of them related to infection control, and one involving failure to assist with daily living activities, specifically deficiency codes F0677 and F0880, so there's always room for improvement. Stallings Court accepts insurance and offers different payment options, aiming to make care accessible. Residents can rely on 24/7 communication with staff and get answers to common questions, helping families stay informed about their loved one's care.
