Cleveland Health Care Center

Cleveland Health Care Center sits at 903 East Houston Street in Cleveland, Texas, where it's been part of the community for over fifty years, offering care for older adults in a comfortable and relaxed setting that tries to feel like home. This licensed facility has 142 certified beds and about 77 residents on average each day, providing services that range from assisted living and independent living to skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and specialized memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, including a secure Memory Unit and a women's only area called The Neighborhood. The center supports long-term and short-term stays with care options like hospice, respite, and companion care, and offers a range of therapies-occupational, speech, physical, and nutritional-so residents can work on recovery, independence, and health in one place. Cleveland Health Care Center also manages specialty needs, such as IV therapy, medication, catheters, ostomy, BiPap/CPap, and stroke recovery, and keeps doctors close, with psychiatric, podiatry, audiology, and telemedicine visits available right at the facility. Family members can use a Family Portal to keep up with updates, and licensed professionals provide 24-hour skilled nursing care and personal attention with tasks like dressing, walking, and hygiene. The nonprofit structure, oversight by Winnie Stowell Hospital District, and recent management by Joshua White, Tamra Hampton, and Hsmtx/Cleveland, LLC, keep things running, though recent CMS reports have noted deficiencies, like not always getting needed lab work done and needing to improve catheter care, with twelve deficiencies marked in the last inspection, and a nurse turnover rate of 47.8%. Families can visit any day from 8 in the morning until 8 at night, and business hours run weekdays. The center meets health and safety checks, and the ombudsman service can help residents address complaints. The location sits less than half a mile from Cleveland Regional Medical Center, with pharmacies nearby, and accepts several insurance plans to help cover costs. With a focus on daily success and quality of life, staff encourage residents to keep as much independence as possible, but families should look at recent inspection reports to get the whole picture before making a decision.