Seymour Rehabilitation and Healthcare

Seymour Rehabilitation and Healthcare sits at 1110 Westview Drive and serves the community by offering a range of care for seniors, including Memory Care for those with Alzheimer's, Hospice Care, and longer-term Skilled Nursing for those who need regular nursing help, and you'll find Medicare-certified Home Health Care available, too, so people can get some types of care right at home. This place offers several care programs like Active Adult Living, Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and non-medical Home Care, even Adult Day Services, which gives families options depending on what's needed at different times, and several language choices help make things easier for people from different backgrounds. Rehabilitation plays a big part here, with therapy equipment, hospital beds, and special furniture to help people recover and stay comfortable, whether someone needs short-term rehab between hospital and going home, or stays for more care. There are 90 certified beds here, but on most days, about 47 residents live in the facility, and each resident gets about 3.41 nurse hours per day, though nurse turnover sits at 57.1%, so staff change a fair bit, which is common in nursing care these days. The place calls itself home to a dedicated team of clinicians and therapists, focused on supporting residents in a person-centered way and tailoring care plans to fit each person's needs and choices, but inspection reports have listed 19 deficiencies, including missed care planning, some training not being kept up, and a few infection control problems, which shows there's room for improvement. The building has a warm, home-like look to help people feel comfortable, even during times when they need serious healthcare support. The management group includes Teddy Lichtschein, Eliezer Scheiner, and Jack Shelby, and the indirect ownership comes from Baylor County Hospital District, all under a for-profit setup, and Advanced Healthcare Solutions runs the operations. The staff also work with CenterWell Home Health and put on occasional community events like a First Responders Breakfast, inviting in local people to join them, and while the facility provides important rehabilitation and healthcare, it's good for families to know about the mix of strengths and recent compliance issues when they're thinking about care for a loved one.