Texhoma Christian Care Center sits in Wichita Falls, Texas, and offers a mix of senior care services, like assisted living, long term nursing, short term rehab at Windmill Rehab, and a certified Alzheimer's and Dementia Unit, which is actually the largest in the North Texas area, and they call it Main Street South when talking about long-term care. Folks will find both long-term care beds and private rooms, and they've got dedicated beds for those who need Alzheimer's and Dementia care, plus independent living cottages for people above 60 who can manage on their own, all facing Willis Pond and each coming with an emergency call system, meals, weekly housekeeping, and all maintenance, so there's good support built in without making it too restrictive. Their management team features Mr. Eric Smith, CFO, Mr. Austin Cooper, Administrator, Mr. Kerry Graham, Vice President, Mr. Alvin Wilson, President, and Rebecca Weary overseeing nursing, so people will know who's running things.
This place works as a private, nonprofit center rooted in Christian care principles, with daily bible studies and church services, while also providing a strong line-up of amenities like a fully equipped beauty shop, activity spaces such as a movie theater, soda fountain, library, computer area, puzzle and game room, and Wi-Fi, which makes life a little easier to enjoy. Skilled nurses, licensed vocational nurses, and medication aides manage wound care, nutrition, hydration, movement and turning, toileting, and skin-risk analysis. Therapy teams at Windmill Rehab and throughout the center give licensed physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus help with pain management and wound care, making sure recovery and aging are both supported, and residents benefit from an on-site Medical Director along with contracted hospice and licensed social workers if needed.
Texhoma also makes it a point to have certified activities directors, a full calendar of events, and recreational activities, so folks aren't left alone and there's always something happening, with four wheelchair-accessible vans ready for transportation and daily housekeeping and laundry services, which even includes clothing labeling. Dietary needs get covered by a complete kitchen with a registered dietician, and people can use either Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Replacement Insurance, private insurance, or private pay to manage their costs. The place lists an A+ BBB rating and is accredited by the Better Business Bureau, and their online presence is kept up through tccc.com, tccc.org, and Facebook, so families and residents can keep up to date. Reviews average out at about 4.0 from 8 people, and the care plans focus on safety, comfort, and each person's unique needs, making independent or assisted living options as simple and steady as possible.
