Focused Care at Pasadena

Focused Care at Pasadena is a senior care community with 125 certified beds and a for-profit management structure led by FPACp Pasadena LLC since April 2021, and it's directly owned by Chambers County Public Hospital District No. 1, with Shawn Conley, Mark Mckenzie, and Loretta Strubbe as management since January 2024. The facility, part of Focused Post Acute Care Partners, offers a wide range of care types such as assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing home care, respite care, and continuing care, so residents with different needs and health conditions have services tailored to them, and all kinds of care levels are available for folks needing help with daily activities, wound care, rehabilitation, and more advanced therapies. Licensed nurses provide an average of 3.31 hours of nursing care per resident daily, though the nurse turnover rate is 80.4%, and recent inspections reported 38 deficiencies, including some related to quality of care (F0690), resident rights (F0580), and nutrition (F0812). Specialized services include skilled nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, with special programs for post-surgical recovery, joint replacement rehab, pain management, stroke and cognitive rehab, and cardio-pulmonary rehab, while respiratory care involves tracheostomy and COPD management, as well as wound management using techniques like negative pressure wound therapy, and the facility has a Wound Care Centers of Excellence. The center gives individualized treatment plans, uses a comprehensive electronic health record system, and provides regular vital sign monitoring, dialysis management, and advanced therapies, such as IV, enteral, and parenteral therapies, and handles Bi-pap/C-pap, TPN, Dob-Hoff, Peg Tube, and LVAD clinical services. There's skilled nursing 24 hours a day, and newly renovated private rooms in the skilled nursing hall aim to add personal comfort, while everyday life includes amenities that make the place easier to live in, like nutritional services and a space set up for safety and well-being. Residents can join bingo, holiday events, live entertainment, shopping trips, and family gatherings, and the facility encourages a supportive setting, striving to help each person feel respected and cared for. The facility has no public record of awards or specific positive or negative ratings, but offers a tour schedule and online forms for those wanting to learn more, meet staff, or check out available amenities. The focus remains on supporting individuals with different disabilities or diseases, and on providing education and care guides for residents and families.