Bria of River Oaks is a very large senior care facility offering both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care for its residents. With a capacity of 309 beds and a for-profit, corporate ownership structure, the facility is among the larger options in its area. Bria of River Oaks participates in both Medicare and Medicaid, making it accessible for a wide range of individuals who need skilled nursing services. This facility is not part of a continuing care retirement community and does not offer Alzheimer's-specific programs within a dedicated wing.
For those requiring post-acute care, Bria of River Oaks provides short-term rehabilitation to help patients recover after hospital stays related to issues such as stroke, heart attack, infection, or accidental injury. The facility is designed to help residents regain strength and function so they may return home when possible. Around 27.7% of residents discharged from short-term rehabilitation are able to return home. Residents receiving rehabilitation can expect around 2 hours and 27 minutes of nurse staffing per day and will benefit from nursing and therapy teams who provide care and monitor outcomes such as the incidence of falls or infections requiring hospitalization. The facility tracks and reports important quality metrics, including the rate of falls with major injury and the percentage of residents with infections resulting in hospitalizations or those who need emergency room visits during their stay.
Long-term residents at Bria of River Oaks receive care tailored to support daily living needs, including assistance with personal hygiene, eating, and mobility. The staff works to ensure that as many residents as possible maintain self-care abilities, with about 93.2% of residents preserving their capability to move, eat, and handle other common activities independently. Health and wellness are focal points, as indicated by the high rate of annual flu vaccinations among residents.
The facility emphasizes safety, cleanliness, and an environment conducive to recovery and daily living, with regular health, fire, and safety inspections forming part of its oversight. Residents' nutritional needs are addressed with regular assessments and monitoring, ensuring that food is provided at a safe and appetizing temperature. Attention is given to providing sufficient food and fluids, as well as specialized care for needs such as pressure ulcer prevention and assistance with activities of daily living for those unable to manage on their own.
Quality of care and environment are also addressed through systematic supervision aimed at preventing accidents and hazards. Bria of River Oaks maintains standards for storing, preparing, and serving food in alignment with professional guidelines and provides a pest control program to maintain a safe and pleasant setting for residents, staff, and visitors. Inspection cycles and feedback help the facility address areas of improvement in care, safety, and the resident experience. Residents at Bria of River Oaks live in a setting that strives to balance clinical oversight with daily living support, aiming to provide a comprehensive approach to senior care for both short-term recovery and ongoing long-term residence.