Mc Cullough Hall Nursing Center

Mc Cullough Hall Nursing Center is a 51-bed skilled nursing facility built in 1972, owned by the Congregation of Divine Providence, and managed by a team of lay staff who welcome people from all faiths and backgrounds, and it serves elderly, physically disabled, and intellectually disabled residents who need either long-term or short-term care. The center focuses on skilled nursing and intermediate care, offering rehabilitation for people recovering between hospital and home, with services like medical and nursing care, physical and occupational therapy, and speech-language and hearing help, and there's also a commitment to addressing spiritual, social, intellectual, and emotional needs as well, so there's a holistic approach to living and care. Families and residents can find renovated spaces, since the full bath and showers have been updated, and there's now a larger solarium that acts as both a dining center and activity space, along with a mini-kitchen for snacks, and a privacy parlor for personal visits or small group meetings, and these well-maintained grounds and common areas try to create a comfortable, safe place for everyone. Planned events and activities are aimed at sharing laughter and joy, while educational programs help residents learn skills for more independent living, and meals are served in either private or group settings, depending on what each person needs or prefers. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, holds a five-star rating from the Texas Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and has been recognized by U.S. News and World Report as one of the "Best Nursing Homes" and a "Top Performing Facility," but even with these awards, the focus remains on supporting the wholeness of each resident in a safe and caring environment.