Permian Residential Care Center

Permian Residential Care Center sits outside of a hospital setting and is run by the county government. The facility has 112 certified beds and provides an intermediate level of care, which works for people who can't safely live on their own but don't yet need round-the-clock skilled nursing care like a nursing home would offer. Residents get help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and meals, and the center offers therapy services including occupational, physical, and speech therapy, along with social services and organized activities for residents. There's medical, dental, and nursing care on site, along with experienced staff such as registered nurses, medical directors, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists, who provide 24/7 medical supervision. The center's designed to care for people with chronic illnesses or those who need extra help after surgery, and there are options for specialized care, including for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, as well as hospice care and memory care. Rooms come in both private and semi-private suites that are described as comfortable and spacious, and there's complimentary Wi-Fi, nutritious meals, transportation to doctor visits, and a beauty and barber shop. While the facility's government-owned and operated, it accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and private pay. The center doesn't have a Continuing Care Retirement Community program and doesn't offer a Resident Council, but there's a Family Council in place. Its inspection and quality ratings are high, marking A+ grades in health reviews with very few or no deficiencies, and past inspection history shows no major problems or substantiated complaints. Care at the facility is described as comprehensive, with attention given to the medical, physical, and social needs of residents for both long-term and short-term stays, and staff focus on a compassionate and team-based approach to well-being.