TLC East Nursing and Rehabilitation

    1511 Marlandwood Rd, Temple, TX, 76502
    3.7 · 38 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    • Skilled nursing
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    3.0

    Clean active facility, inconsistent care

    I have mixed feelings. The facility is clean, active, and many staff are friendly, caring and professional - therapy, activities and meals were often excellent and they helped with Medicaid and transitions. But I also saw inconsistent care, poor communication at times, missing clothing/personal-care lapses and even serious safety/abuse concerns (injuries, bruises, alleged neglect); a few CNAs were unprofessional. I'd only consider this place after a thorough visit, asking about staffing/memory care, and closely monitoring my loved one.

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    3.71 · 38 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.6
    • Staff

      3.8
    • Meals

      2.6
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      1.0

    Pros

    • Caring and professional nursing staff
    • Knowledgeable, effective therapy and rehab services
    • Friendly, personable caregivers who know residents by name
    • Proactive communication and timely updates (many reports)
    • Clean, well-maintained facility and memory care unit
    • Engaging activities and creative programming
    • Efficient admissions and paperwork handling
    • Good hospice coordination and discharge/return-home support
    • Consistent long-serving staff and strong teamwork
    • Generally good meals and prompt call-button responses

    Cons

    • Allegations of physical abuse and neglect (bruises, injuries, hip fracture)
    • Poor or inconsistent family communication in some cases
    • Medication errors or meds not administered properly (reported)
    • Inadequate personal care/hygiene (soiled residents, missing clothing)
    • Staff distraction or absence (phones during shifts, walked away)
    • Safety concerns and lack of transparency surrounding incidents
    • Variable quality between units (memory care praised by some, criticized by others)
    • Reports of financial abuse and management incompetence (allegations)
    • Occasional complaints about meals, cleanliness, and responsiveness
    • Serious alleged incidents with police reports and hospital transfers

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews is strongly mixed, with a large number of positive, specific compliments about caregiving, therapy and rehabilitation services, and several recurring and severe negative allegations related to safety and neglect. Many reviewers praise TLC East Nursing and Rehabilitation for having caring, personable, and professional staff who know residents by name, provide client-centered care, and offer strong therapy outcomes. Multiple families described efficient admissions, clear and timely updates about health and medications, helpful hospice coordination, and a clean, well-kept facility. Memory care and rehabilitation services are repeatedly noted as strengths: reviewers report knowledgeable therapists, notable improvements in function, engaging activities, and a comfortable, homey atmosphere for residents.

    At the same time, a significant number of reviews contain very serious concerns and allegations that cannot be ignored. Several reviewers allege physical abuse or intentional harm (reports include bruises, injuries, an alleged intentional trip leading to a hip fracture, and at least one account that references police involvement and hospital transfer). There are repeated accounts of neglectful care—residents found soiled, clothing missing, food dropped in front of residents who cannot feed themselves, and staff walking away or being distracted on phones. Medication problems and lapses in personal care are also reported by multiple reviewers. A handful of posts allege financial abuse or severe management failures, including a claim linking incompetence to an amputation; these are serious accusations reported by families and should be treated as allegations rather than confirmed facts.

    A clear pattern in the reviews is variability: many families express high confidence, trust, and willingness to recommend the facility (noting long-serving, devoted staff and consistent teamwork), while others relate alarming incidents and describe poor communication, lack of transparency, and an absence of accountability. Memory care receives praise for its staff and programming in many accounts, yet some negative experiences are specifically tied to the memory unit as well, indicating inconsistent performance across units or shifts. Dining and housekeeping are frequently commended (clean facility, good food, prompt responses), but isolated complaints describe poor meals, unclean conditions, or missing personal items.

    Communication and management emerge as mixed themes. Numerous reviewers mention proactive communication, timely updates about medications and treatment plans, and well-run care conferences. Contrasting reports indicate families who received little to no communication about injuries or changes in condition, with some saying staff were unhelpful or absent when family arrived. Several reviewers singled out strong leaders and supportive staff, while others described problems with management responsiveness and oversight.

    In summary, the collective reviews portray a facility with many strengths—particularly in therapy/rehab, engaging activities, compassionate staff members, and administrative efficiency for admissions and hospice coordination—paired with troubling and recurring allegations of neglect and abuse by some staff and episodic lapses in safety, personal care, and communication. The most frequent positive themes are caring, competent caregivers and effective therapy; the most serious negative themes are safety incidents, alleged abuse, and inconsistent oversight. Prospective residents and families should weigh the generally strong accounts of care and rehabilitation against the repeated, serious accusations of neglect and dangerous incidents reported by other families, and inquire directly about incident reporting, staff training, supervision, and quality/safety measures during tours and admissions.

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    About TLC East Nursing and Rehabilitation

    TLC East Nursing and Rehabilitation sits over on Marlandwood Road in Temple, Texas, and you'll find that this place stays open around the clock to help residents with whatever they need, whether that's skilled nursing, memory care, or daily living tasks, and the building itself is equipped for safety with features like sprinklers and handicap access, plus rooms that include things like kitchens, housekeeping, and cable TV, which makes the place comfortable for everyone who stays there, and you see, they've got a secure memory unit and memory care nurses who work with doctors to make sure people with Alzheimer's or other memory conditions have their own care plans and can keep some independence and dignity. Folks get personal care for dressing, grooming, and have personal care assistants on hand, and the staff can help with all sorts of tasks, including complicated disease management like diabetes or recovery from strokes, as well as wound and pain care, medication support, hospice and palliative care, and even advanced therapies like VAC therapy and joint replacement therapy, with physical, occupational, and speech therapies all onsite, and a focus on individual goals, whether that's recovery from an illness or just keeping up the best level of health you can get, and you get meals, laundry and dry cleaning services, help with medications and healthcare, salon and barber services, plus devotional services if you want, and there's a core of engaging activities too with social, educational, and fitness programs, arts and crafts, a fitness center, game room, and strong WiFi throughout, and for those needing to get out, there's transportation and guest parking, and it's all backed up by a staff that everyone says is friendly, compassionate, and always working to make the place clean and welcoming, going out of their way to create a sense of community for residents and their families, which is important since the review score isn't high but you do hear that people appreciate how the team really does care, and you'll notice they're careful about privacy, too, using usernames not real names, and everything's set up to help seniors with both long- and short-term needs, all under the care of licensed healthcare providers, which means that whether you're there for rehabilitation, long-term living, or special help with memory issues, the place is equipped and the people are ready to lend a hand.

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