San Saba Rehabilitation and Nursing

San Saba Rehabilitation and Nursing stays open all day and night, providing skilled nursing, rehab, and long-term care to people who need help, and folks say the staff here take a compassionate and careful approach, making sure everyone's care fits their needs as best as possible. Christina Hernandez manages the place, with Maria Cisneroz as director of nursing, and Roger Stewardson handling admissions. Residents can pick private suites or shared rooms, all furnished, and some come with kitchenettes and private bathrooms, so you get a bit of homey comfort. The staff includes licensed nurses, practitioners, certified nursing assistants, and physical therapists, and they help manage medical needs like wound care, medication, and complex conditions including memory care, in-house dialysis, vent care, and recovery after surgery. Meals are made with organic ingredients and served daily, and there's a dietary team making sure food is both nutritious and tasty, and laundry and linen needs are handled so folks don't have to worry about that. There's help for everyday needs like bathing, dressing, moving around, and getting to the doctor, plus a 24-hour call system in place for emergencies, and safety features protect residents who might get confused or wander. Residents get access to regular therapy sessions-physical, occupational, and speech-and anyone who wants can attend religious services or join in social activities that aim to keep the mind active and encourage friendships. The building stays comfortable with air conditioning, phones, internet, and cable, and loved ones can check a secure online portal for updates on care. The facility is Medicare-certified, accredited for high standards, and offers special services for veterans. San Saba Rehabilitation and Nursing is part of the Creative Solutions in Healthcare network, and its team keeps looking for ways to offer better care, welcoming folks to share concerns through a private customer care line or online form. They try to make residents feel at home, focusing on kindness and responsiveness, while helping with everything from getting a haircut, arranging transportation, to participating in games and little daily routines, and they say it's all about helping each person live as well as possible, with dignity, safety, and comfort.