Caprock Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Caprock Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits over at 900 College Ave in Borger, TX, and has space for up to 120 certified beds, so it can care for quite a few folks at a time, and it's directly owned by Liberty County Hospital District No 1, plus the management's been handled by Borger I Enterprises LLC along with Gary Blake and Malisa Blake since June 2022, and you'll find the center offering both nursing and rehab care with a focus on prevention, healing, and longer-term stays for those who need extra help. People there can get personalized care plans meant to support both their physical health and emotional well-being, and the care team keeps up with skilled nursing tasks, whether someone's coming in for rehab, regular therapy, or longer stays with added needs like vent care, dialysis done inside the building, or assisted living support. Folks with memory problems have access to a brand new Memory Care Hall that's taking new residents now, and the staff is experienced in caring for those dealing with memory loss, stroke, or other neurological conditions, and they also handle specific needs like cardiac illness or diabetes. You'll find services like speech, occupational, and physical therapy, plus programs for surgery recovery, wound care, and help for anybody needing a little break with some respite care, and if somebody needs end-of-life support, there's hospice care available. The community covers daily needs, too, like laundry, housekeeping, meals planned for nutrition, medication management, and even things like beauty or barber appointments, and those who want them can go to religious services or take part in activities planned for the residents, while transportation is available for medical appointments or personal errands. Caprock Nursing and Rehabilitation Center's part of the Creative Solutions in Healthcare network, and the center works to build a homelike space for everyone, and the care team strives to get better all the time, though, as with many places, there have been some difficulties to work through, including past shortages with infection control, a problem with not fully stopping the wrongful use of residents' things or money (though nobody was actually hurt, but the risk was there), and a more serious issue around protecting residents from all types of abuse, which did result in actual harm, though not immediate danger, so the management keeps working on improvements to make sure everyone's safe. Veterans can find support at Caprock, as well as access to podiatry, dentistry, and eye care, and families have ways to get in touch with customer care, either to raise concerns, offer advice, or ask for help whenever they need it, plus there's a simple contact form to reach the care team directly.