Legend Oaks Rehabilitation and Healthcare - Kyle

Legend Oaks Rehabilitation and Healthcare - Kyle sits at 1640 Fairway and offers 126 certified beds, both private and semi-private, where you'll find long-term and short-term care for older adults who need skilled nursing, daily care, or are recovering from illness or injury, and what they do is focus on things like therapy, infusion services, and rehabilitation, with an in-house therapy team that uses both the newest and hands-on techniques to help folks regain mobility and strength, and sometimes, that's a big help when people want to get back on their feet after a hospital stay. The average number of residents is about 114 per day, and the staff puts together care plans by working closely with residents, families, and outside health providers, and you'll notice they're certified by Medicaid and Medicare, with a partnership with Harbor Health Plans and links to several clinics like East Austin, Westlake, and more, even the Harbor Health mobile clinic network, so there's support from different doctors and services when needed. They do offer a calendar of activities and outings, adapting plans to fit what different people like to do, keeping things going from morning to night to help folks stay active and social. Nurses here work about 3.06 hours per resident a day, which is below the state average of 3.4 hours, but the nurse turnover rate is lower than the state average, about 33.3% compared to 51.8%, so you tend to see some familiar faces around. They've had a few management changes with Treaty Healthcare, Inc, Soon Burnam, and Matthew Fowers all since 2016-2019 being listed as managers. It's true that recent inspection reports have pointed out some deficiencies, especially around infection control and keeping residents safe from abuse, neglect, or exploitation, which means they've had room for improvement and have been flagged for it. The rating on reviews stands at 3.7 from 28 people, and while you get both the regular nursing services and special therapies here, the focus remains on helping people heal, be comfortable, and have support as they recover or live with long-term needs.