River Oaks Health and Rehabilitation Center sits in Fort Worth, TX, and takes care of adults who need skilled nursing and help with daily living. Residents here get 24-hour medical care from licensed professionals who assist with things like bathing, dressing, and moving about, whether someone needs a little help getting up or uses a wheelchair. There's support for medication management, incontinence care, diabetes, cardiac issues, stroke and neurological support, and even specialized skin and wound care or IV therapy if someone needs that sort of thing. The facility can take in up to 120 folks and will have 70 licensed beds by June 2025, and it accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, which is helpful for families working out their options.
Meals are taken care of, and the dining is restaurant-style, with special menus available for those who need them, which helps folks who've got different health needs or simply want a taste of home. There are both private and semi-private rooms with their own bathrooms, furnished and comfortable, and folks can set up internet or cable TV if they want. Housekeeping, laundry, and move-in coordination make settling in smoother, and the building's been recently renovated to help everything feel fresh and up to date. Residents get access to indoor and outdoor shared spaces, movie nights, fitness rooms, a library, and group activities-some led by staff, others by residents themselves-so there's a way to stay connected if you want to join in.
Physical, occupational, and speech therapy services take place right here, with care plans tailored to each person, and the therapy staff works closely with nursing to help residents reach their best level of health, whether that's for long-term recovery, short stays, or after an operation. There's a special focus on memory care, non-ambulatory care, vent care, in-house dialysis, and even hospice care when that's what someone needs. Staff are there at all hours, and there's a 24-hour call system in every room in case of emergencies. Short-term or respite stays are offered too, so families can get a break or help someone transition home from the hospital.
The center's part of the Creative Solutions in Healthcare family, and there's a long-term care ombudsman available for complaints, plus a customer care line for ongoing support. Families can stay in the loop with a special care portal. River Oaks tries to create a homelike feeling, focusing not just on medical needs but on getting to know residents and their loved ones. Extras like transportation help, wheelchair-accessible showers, beauty and barber services, and dental or vision appointments are available when scheduled. The community's also set up for veterans, offering VA services, and finances can be worked out for both short- and long-term stays. Staff here have a reputation for caring and are always working to keep the standard of care high.
