Navasota Nursing & Rehabilitation sits in Navasota, Texas, at 1405 E Washington Ave, where they serve people with serious medical needs, so it's a skilled nursing place that handles both short and long-term stays, and they've got help for things like wound care, pain management, cardiac problems, diabetes, and stroke or surgery recovery, which means all sorts of therapies take place here, like occupational, physical, and speech therapy in addition to memory care services designed for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, and they even look after veterans too. The place isn't part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, but it does accept both Medicare and Medicaid if you're eligible, and though they give 12-16 hours of skilled nursing daily, supervision runs 24 hours with a call system and emergency alert equipment for safety, and a team of caregivers stays on hand to help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and any daily needs. As it's for-profit and independently owned-run by a corporation under Creative Solutions in Healthcare-available records showed 113 out of 172 certified beds are open as of June 2025, and the facility gets good marks in patient satisfaction surveys while also holding certain accreditations that speak to its standards.
They have resident and family councils that meet to work out concerns or come up with ideas, and their ombudsman service can help settle complaints if needed, plus an online portal lets families check health updates, and there's a customer care line just for resident or family questions. Specialized therapies include sensory and music programs, pet therapy, and all sorts of activities designed to fit what a person liked doing in their past work or home life, so you see things like art rooms, a garden, outdoor walking paths, a game room, fitness machines, and a library to keep folks busy and social. Food gets cooked daily by culinary staff who try to keep meals nutritious, and beauty or barber services, housekeeping, and laundry are there too, alongside transportation, hospice care, and help from dentists, podiatrists, and eye doctors coming into the home. Staff aim to keep a homelike feeling and work with each resident to make individual plans, always focusing on good care, whether someone's in for a short rehab stay or living there long-term, and they offer support with dementia, memory care, vent care, in-house dialysis, and rehab services, so the range of care is pretty wide for a nursing home.
