Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation, also known as Lubbock LTC Nursing & Rehabilitation, is a skilled nursing facility that focuses on long-term care and rehabilitation for people who need support after leaving the hospital but still need medical attention and daily help. This place provides 24-hour skilled nursing services every day, with staff ready to help during emergencies, and has a partnership with Lubbock Hospitality House Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. Residents here get their own personalized care plans, meant to help them reach their best possible level of functioning, and the professional staff offers a full range of therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, which they can get either as an inpatient or outpatient based on what's needed. The center also offers pain management, orthopedic and cardiac rehabilitation, diabetes management, pulmonary services and rehabilitation, and help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medication.
Residents can stay in private or semi-private rooms with private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, air conditioning, telephones, furnishings, and Wi-Fi, and the building's been renovated recently for more comfort. Meals are home-cooked, prepared by a licensed dietitian, and the dining room has restaurant-style service with options for special diets such as diabetes, allergies, and personal preferences. The place promotes both community and entertainment with daily activities, movie nights, music, arts and crafts, and resident-run programs, and there's a coffee shop, business room, library, fitness center, spa/wellness room, and walking paths outside. Laundry services, housekeeping, and dry cleaning are done for residents, and there's help with moving in, as well as transportation for appointments or outings.
Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation accepts Medicare and Medicaid, has both a resident council and a family council for feedback, and offers flexible visiting hours. Both short-term stays, which last around six weeks for rehab, and long-term stays are available, with in-depth therapy and wound care, diabetic care, intravenous therapy, and personal support given as needed. No pets are allowed in the building, but there are gardens and several spaces for activities both indoors and outdoors. The ownership is a for-profit partnership and the center is not part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC). As of June 2025, there are 46 certified beds available out of a total of 95, and the state license number is 00149513. The staff put effort into building supportive relationships with both residents and their families, and the facility handles routine mail, guest meals, and even special dietary needs, aiming to provide both cost-effective and high-quality healthcare in a calm and caring environment.
