Windsor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Bastrop sits over in Bastrop, Texas, and operates as a nursing and rehabilitation facility with space for up to 96 certified beds, though you'll usually find about 46 residents staying there each day. People come here for short-term rehabilitation after surgery or illness, as well as long-term care if they need more help day-to-day, and the focus lands pretty square on therapies and skilled medical support with physical, occupational, and speech therapy available both for those staying in the facility and folks coming in from outside for outpatient visits. The center tends to those recovering after hospital stays, offering cardiac care, pulmonary support, stroke care, tube feeding, wound care, and therapy for folks who had joint replacement or orthopedic surgeries, and there's attention given to helping people stay as independent as they can.
Windsor provides care for several needs, including Alzheimer's, Dementia, and general Memory Support Services, along with palliative and hospice care at end of life, and they can admit new residents any day of the week. They set up specialized programs like nutritional support and incontinence management, and offer both private and semi-private rooms with amenities like WiFi, cable, recreational activities, transportation, and a general aim to make the place comfortable for getting better or living with daily challenges. Skilled nurses watch over the residents all day and night, though daily nurse staffing hours average about 2.75 hours per resident, which comes in under the state norm of 3.4 hours. Nurse turnover in a recent report was 40%, which is notably lower than the Texas average.
Windsor's had 21 total deficiencies reported during inspections, including issues with infection control and proper nutrition; in June 2024, six deficiencies got flagged, such as not getting food from approved sources and falling short in developing full care plans for some residents, though these were marked as causing no actual harm but showing potential for more than minimal risk. Management comes from Regency IHS of Bastrop LLC since October 2022, and OakBend Medical Center fully owns the facility, which is affiliated with Wellsential Health. Residents or their families can expect access to things like home health services if they'd rather recover at home, and there's a range of therapy options offered, so folks get support to regain strength or maintain function as needed. Amenities and services aim for comfort, but there's room for improvement based on recent inspection findings.
