Kingsland Hills Care Center

Kingsland Hills Care Center sits in Kingsland, Texas, and offers several care choices depending on what a resident might need, so there's independent living if someone handles daily tasks fine but wants less worry, assisted living services for help with meals, bathing, and getting dressed, memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia in a secure, supervised place, plus skilled nursing and rehabilitation for those with more complex health needs, and they do hospice and respite care when short-term or serious support's needed. The center holds 122 licensed beds and accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, with certification from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but staffing levels are rated as much below average while their health inspections and quality measures are above average, which gives them an overall average rating from CMS. People staying here get skilled nursing, long-term care, wound care, rehabilitation, IV therapy, restorative nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy help, and weekly visits from a physician. There's physical therapy, speech therapy, and specialized treatments like e-stimulation and diathermy for those needing extra rehab, and they help set up home care or a rehab-to-home transition. Residents experience a wide range of activities, church services, outings, pet therapy, wellness programs, and social events, and the dining services include Registered Dietitians who help with meals. Kingsland Hills also offers affordable housing options and supports seniors with limited income, and there's a dedicated ombudsman who helps handle complaints privately. They're able to drive residents to appointments, even for dialysis, and family members can join gatherings and outings often. The campus includes Windchime at the Village Assisted Living for those preferring a residential feel with assisted living or memory care close by. Staff in the memory care unit provide 24-hour support, memory-focused activities, and extra security. The therapy team provides about 1 minute of physical therapy each day per resident, while CNAs give 135 minutes, LVNs 60 minutes, and RNs 22 minutes on average daily for direct care. Licensed people support each area-physicians, pharmacy, social work, psychiatrists, and counselors all available. Pricing details aren't shared publicly for long-term care or skilled nursing services, but residents can expect medical care, daily help, and a focus on keeping people as independent and active as possible, and if anyone needs extra resources or has complaints, the long-term care ombudsman's available at no charge to guide and protect residents.