Whispering Pines Nursing & Rehab

Whispering Pines Nursing & Rehab sits on South Beech in Winnsboro, Texas, and it's a non-profit nursing home that offers skilled nursing care along with rehabilitation, long-term care, hospice, respite care, and memory care in a secured unit for folks with dementia, so people needing different kinds of help can usually find something here. The place has 112 certified beds, and most days about 67 residents stay here, with around 3.17 nurse hours for each person per day, and while the building's modern with both private and shared rooms, including TV and phone hookups, and daily meals are served in the dining area, there've been 52 reported deficiencies over its inspections, which included 4 related to infection control and some serious issues that brought up concerns about safety and protection against accident hazards and abuse, but staff work hard to address these. The team, managed by Summit Ltc Management LLC since 2018 and overseen by Justin Johnson, Christopher Slimmer, and administrator Cody Ellison, offers 24-hour skilled nursing, on-site therapy staff for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as a medical director, a registered dietitian, and a social worker; the social worker and marketer is Dana Peeples. Folks here have access to doctor visits, medication management, wound care, IV therapy, psychiatry and counseling, and support from consultant pharmacists, so the focus stays on respect, dignity, and personalized care for each resident, with treatment plans shaped to fit their needs. There's a rehab gym for therapies like hot and cold treatments, e-stimulation, vital stimulation, neuromuscular electro stimulation, and "rehab to home" programs. Residents can go to weekly church services, be part of wellness programs and organized activities, join in family gatherings, and take off-site outings, and there's arranged transportation, including trips to medical appointments and dialysis. Housekeeping and laundry come with the stay, and staff also help with daily living needs and supervision. The facility stays committed to improving health and well-being, but folks might want to keep the inspection results and nurse turnover rate of about 64% in mind when making decisions about care.