Park Bend Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center

Park Bend Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center sits in Burleson, Texas, focusing on recovery and long-term care for people needing skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, or support during serious illness, and the center's licensed for 178 beds with about 91 residents on average each day, and while nurse staffing is slightly below the state average and nurse turnover runs higher than typical, the staff still works to support resident comfort, health, and well-being. The facility has services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy available seven days a week, handled by in-house therapists who make personalized plans for each person, and there are licensed nurses on duty at all hours for wound care, medication help, changing health, and daily needs, with extra support services including audiology, dietary help, psychiatry, pulmonology, phlebotomy, x-rays, pharmacist, and access to doctors around the clock. Families can look to short-term care after hospital stays, longer rehabilitation, respite care for caregivers needing a break, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's support, or hospice for end-of-life comfort and peace. Park Bend has deficiencies noted in inspections, including infection control and safety concerns, plus a fine after a complaint, and records of some serious and less serious issues, but it does carry accreditation and is well-regarded in some parts of the healthcare community, and since April 2023's been managed by Park Bend Rehab LLC and linked with Momentum Skilled Services. Residents get well-balanced meals, restorative nursing care, daily activity programs, and a comfortable setting that includes semi-private suites with private bathrooms, wifi, cable, electric beds, telephones, and flat-screen TVs, along with family areas, landscaped courtyards, spas, and inside or outside sitting spots, and the place has its own beauty and barber shop. Two large therapy gyms, recent renovations, dedicated nurses' stations, and a layout designed for movement and socializing help promote healing and social connections. The facility takes both Medicare and Medicaid for those who qualify, and care tends to lean toward helping people face daily life with dignity and as much independence as possible, though it's important to note the recent deficiencies when weighing whether it feels like the right fit.