Golden Palms Rehabilitation & Retirement sits in Harlingen, Texas, right next to Valley Baptist Hospital and near the heart of the Treasure Hills Community, so residents can easily get to stores, restaurants, outdoor areas, and medical offices. The grounds feel open and welcoming, with tall palm trees, a large fountain, a courtyard for visiting, and plenty of space to relax. Residents can choose from different apartment styles, with suite options for independent or assisted living, all designed for comfort and helping folks stay as independent as they're able. Those who wish can bring a pet, which brings even more of a home feeling.
The community has round-the-clock care with skilled nursing teams and offers many levels of support, including independent living, assisted living, secure memory care, and skilled nursing for those needing more medical help. There's also respite care, so families can get short-term help or folks can recover from surgery or illness before returning home. Physical therapy and rehabilitation happen on-site with up-to-date therapy spaces and trained staff. Regular physician visits occur, and there are nursing services along with dental and podiatry care, laboratory work, and occupational therapy.
The place has plenty of things to do, like golfing, tennis, or swimming in the heated pool, while those who prefer quieter activities can use the library, game room, woodworking shop, or arts and crafts room. Residents have access to a beauty salon, a health spa, courtyards, and even a movie theater. Housekeeping, laundry, transportation, and regular health screenings help keep life running smoothly. Monthly calendars show group activities, outings, sightseeing trips, and computer access for staying social and connected.
Golden Palms Rehabilitation & Retirement supports both independence and community, inviting caregivers to stay involved in the lives of loved ones. They've got assistive devices for folks who need them and offer access to social workers and resources for things like elder abuse, fall prevention, and disaster health. The place connects to Medicaid and participates with state and federal health programs like the Affordable Care Act and HRSA-backed services.
Safety is a focus, with secure memory care for those facing cognitive challenges, and the staff stays trained in modern care methods. There's an online dashboard for residents and their families to manage messages, visitor access, care coordination, and health profiles. Interactive health tools, information about local laws, legislative resources, and community programs for opioid misuse, suicide prevention, and more round out the support. The whole place aims to create a strong sense of belonging, whether someone plans to stay year-round or just wants a warm place to spend the winter, and there are always opportunities for engagement and comfort in a familiar, stable setting.
