Focused Care At Stonebriar

Focused Care At Stonebriar sits in Austin, Texas, offering a range of care options for adults, including short-term rehab, long-term skilled nursing, memory care for dementia, and support after surgery or stroke, and while the staff are present around the clock for help with things like medications, bathing, and getting around, nurses are available on site for 12 to 16 hours per day and offer skilled services, so residents can get physical, occupational, and speech therapies based on their needs. Folks living here can get specialized help, including stroke recovery, dialysis, IV antibiotic therapy, pain management, and even psychiatry, wound care, cardiac, and respiratory services, plus the nursing team handles medication support and complex needs for things like diabetes and non-ambulatory care, making daily life safer for those who need extra help. Focused Care At Stonebriar gives its residents private or shared rooms with their own bathrooms, as well as air conditioning, phones, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and if someone wants to join in, there are community amenities-a library, arts and game rooms, an activities space, a cinema, outdoor walking paths, and garden areas. There's a dining program that serves meals restaurant-style with special diet options for allergies or diabetes, and they're careful about nutrition, while also offering family support services, caregiver education, and regular health and wellness programs, which helps family members stay informed and feel included. Residents can enjoy planned activities every day, like movie nights or music events, which makes it easier to meet friends or stay active, and those who prefer quiet time can use the garden or walking paths. Transportation and parking services, concierge help, housekeeping, and move-in coordination help make things smoother, and the facility accepts Medicare and Medicaid which helps more people access care. Focused Care At Stonebriar reports inspection grades and tracks improvement, holding recent grades around A- for health inspections, and even though there isn't a resident council, there is an active family council for feedback and support. People often mention the range of care and therapies as helpful, and reviews average at 3.4 out of 5 from twelve reviewers, so some folks are happy and some have had concerns, but the facility is working to improve. While it's not a Continuing Care Retirement Community, it does offer a wide range of services, so if someone's looking for support in rehab, dialysis, long-term skilled care, or recovery after surgery or illness, they'll find a team here that's ready to provide expert guidance, with the goal of making life safe and comfortable for adults who need medical support or help with everyday living.