Matador Health and Rehabilitation Center

Matador Health And Rehabilitation Center sits over on 805 Harrison Avenue in Matador, Texas, and has fifty beds inside a home-like place where people can get help getting sober and starting over fresh, and you'll find a dedicated team there focusing on addiction recovery services and skilled nursing, with care also for stroke or amputee recovery, wound care, medication management, and a bunch of different therapy programs like physical, occupational, speech, respiratory, and even monocycle therapy, plus diathermy therapy, which you don't always find everywhere. They've got a C for their historical rating, but their last facility inspection came in with a B-plus and no severe deficiencies and that score actually stood out ahead of other parts of their rating, so that's worth noting, and if you look at their short-term care, that's a B-minus grade, so not top of the line but steady. Matador Health And Rehabilitation Center is open every day from 9 in the morning to 5 in the evening and accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, so access is pretty wide. There's a registered staff including registered nurses, LPNs, and CNAs, and you'll see them doing 24-hour care, so residents aren't without someone to help round the clock. They've got social services, post-acute help, pain management, palliative care, long-term care, and short-term rehab, and also offer consulting and general healthcare, laboratory and X-ray services on-site, plus diabetes management, dentistry, podiatry, and nutritional counseling, so it's pretty full service. Folks can choose between private and semi-private rooms, and there's support for daily living with help for things like medicine, meals made in a home style, recreational therapy, and plenty of daily activities, and they offer beauty and barber services, religious services, free satellite TV, and even transportation for medical visits outside the building. The center is known for a compassionate staff and personalized treatment plans built for each resident, and their approach leans into helping people recover and live as independently as possible, aiming for comfort and well-being, and while you'll find modern amenities meant to be comfortable, the place itself stays focused on care and making life a little easier day by day for residents, whether needing rehab, dementia support, or long-term care.