Wellington Oaks Nursing And Rehabilitation

Wellington Oaks Nursing And Rehabilitation sits in the heart of Fort Worth and has offered care since 1986, holding a total of 103 beds with 87 residents currently living there and providing both skilled nursing and memory care. The staff helps with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and transferring, and provides medication management along with mental wellness programs and psychiatric services, while flexible nursing support runs from 12 to 16 hours each day, backed by a 24-hour call system to make sure help comes quickly when needed, though around-the-clock skilled nursing isn't always available on-site like some nursing homes. Residents can expect meals made by chefs, served in a restaurant-style dining room with options for special diets and allergies, and rooms are fully furnished, have private bathrooms, safety and handicap features, air conditioning, cable, WiFi, and kitchenettes, with housekeeping and linen services provided along with maintenance if things need fixing. For activities, there's an arts room, game room, library, computer center, beauty salon, garden, fitness area, outdoor spaces, spiritual activities, and lots of planned outings or resident-run programs that help keep everyone engaged, plus transportation services for errands or appointments are available to help folks stay connected with the community. The team aims to build a sense of warmth, dignity, and comfort for residents and works with families and healthcare partners to meet each person's unique needs, relying on regular care assessments to help build custom plans, and offering other supportive services like respite care, hospice, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as cardiac and hearing care for those who need them. Wellington Oaks has had serious issues in the past, including reports of wound care problems, medication errors, theft, and neglect, so families may want to ask questions about current practices and oversight. The community accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, operates 24 hours daily, and welcomes families for visits, outreach programs, and educational events, trying to serve a range of residents who need help to live safely but don't require constant nursing home-level care, so it's a place that does the basics and tries to provide a safe, structured home for those needing extra support day to day.