Paradigm at the Oak sits on a nice campus built to feel welcoming for both patients and their families, and this place keeps teamwork at the center of their care, believing everyone works better when they share the work and listen to each other. The building holds 90 certified beds and usually sees about 67 residents each day, so the place stays busy but never feels crowded, probably because the staff tries hard to make the rooms and shared spaces comfortable. You'll find skilled nursing services here that help people who need round-the-clock care, plus post-hospital rehabilitation if someone needs extra help getting back on their feet after a hospital stay, and the amenities all over the facility get called "top-tier," which in plain terms means there are plenty of comforts and updated things for daily life. Some folks come for longer-term care because they're quite frail, while others need shorter stays between the hospital and home, so there's a mix of people dealing with different health issues.
Paradigm at the Oak offers advanced treatment options and connects closely with Paradigm Healthcare and other related care services, including home care, support programs, and some hospice help, and there's always a way to ask questions or find out more using a form on their website. Still, like any busy nursing home, this place has faced its share of inspection problems-past records show 44 total deficiencies, including 2 tied to infections, along with specific pharmacy service issues from survey codes F0755 and F0760. Nurse turnover sits at about 50% and the facility delivers 2.75 nurse hours per resident per day, numbers that help give a sense of how much the staff changes and how much attention residents can expect-these things may mean new faces come and go, but the managers say they aim to keep residents and caregivers as empowered and involved as possible. Paradigm at the Oak is managed by Schulenburg Nursing & Rehabilitation LLC since January 2023, has multiple sister locations in Texas-like Paradigm at Faith Memorial and others-and is partly owned by Oakbend Medical Center. They do try to make the place feel as much like home as they can, offer plenty of modern services, and work hard-though, like every community, they've had challenges and continue working on ways to do better.
