Oakland Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Oakland Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility with 102 certified beds and room for up to 120 people, offering both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care in a quiet setting with a cozy atmosphere, which some people appreciate when they're looking for a place that has a bit of peace but still keeps everyone within reach of help when needed. The staff at Oakland Manor includes nurses and various healthcare workers who help with medication, wound and pain management, therapy like speech and physical, occupational and psychiatric care, plus assistance with daily activities for those who really need it, and the facility's got a solid range of medical services including dialysis, orthopedic rehab, behavioral, and hospice care, plus memory support for folks with Alzheimer's disease or related needs. Some residents live here between the hospital and home while getting their strength back, and others need more steady help with things like eating, moving, or remembering, and the center tries to make it all accessible with private and semi-private rooms, private bathrooms, central air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, along with shared spaces like a dining hall, laundry facility, and a hair salon on site, which gives people some familiar comforts. The place has recently had new paint and floors put down and has a high-energy, friendly atmosphere, while aiming to give folks the chance to make their surroundings feel a bit more like home, all while giving opportunities for pet visits and allowing small pets, which can be important for many. The dining program serves regular meals, and the social calendar includes group activities, religious services, spiritual programs, and education, and family and guest services like outreach and education programs are pretty steady, which helps keep relatives up to speed and involved. Now, it's no secret that Oakland Manor has had a history of deficiencies and penalties, including pharmacy and food-related problems, and reports of not always keeping a safe, home-like environment or meeting infection control standards, which tallied up to 40 total deficiencies in recent Medicare reports, and that's something to keep in mind when thinking about who might be a good fit for this place. Nurse staffing sits at around 3.02 hours per resident each day, and the nurse turnover rate is 48.6 percent, which means people sometimes see new faces among the staff, and the ownership links back to the Winnie Stowell Hospital District and Slp Giddings LLC, while being part of a wider network of care centers managed by SLP Operations. Oakland Manor accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and insurance, and offers options for skilled nursing, Alzheimer's care, assisted living, and respite stays when caregivers need a break, and the team advertises a focus on quality and compassionate care though it faces the same challenges as many others in keeping up high standards. For folks looking for a practical place that covers lots of different kinds of care, whether for a short-term recovery, a longer stay, or specialized therapy, Oakland Manor has a mix of healthcare, comfort features, and support, and it's been serving the community under Medicare since 1992.