The Lennwood Nursing And Rehabilitation sits in the Dallas area and helps adults who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and you'll find that care here can be both for long-term nursing or short-term rehab, especially after an illness, injury, or hospital stay. The Lennwood has 124 certified beds and offers support for folks who can't live by themselves but do not yet need full 24-hour skilled nursing around the clock, though you will see nurses on duty for 12 to 16 hours a day, with a call system keeping supervision available day and night. Doctors and specialists help review a person's medical records to see what level of care they need, and the staff helps with Medicaid and Medicare paperwork, checking things like income, assets, and citizenship status.
The rooms come semi-private with two beds, decorated to look bright and welcoming, and each has a private bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, phone, and kitchenette, which gives residents a bit of privacy but also company if they want it. The common areas include a piano, bookshelves, an aquarium, and a big movie room with a popcorn machine, so there are places for both quiet and group time, and outdoor spaces like the patio with its lion-head fountain let you sit in peace or talk with others. The dining room looks pleasant, with tables set for meals, chandeliers, and wood-look floors, and there's always a professional chef on site to handle various meal plans, including special diets.
There are services to help with housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, and even a concierge, and a fitness room and activity areas mean exercise and classes are easy to join any day. The Lennwood runs music programs, outdoor activities, movie nights, and art classes, and provides transport and parking, so everyone can take part in things both on campus and off. Non-ambulatory care is part of daily life here, with help for those with mobility problems, and the 24-hour call system means help is never far away.
Support is available in English, and language and auxiliary aids can help people with limited English or disabilities. The place follows non-discrimination rules, so race, age, , disability, religion, or nationality don't affect who lives here or how they're treated. An ombudsman program offers free and private help to solve any concerns. Lennwood sees residents as whole people, using a team approach to help everyone feel respected and part of a family, and the reputation rests on treating people with dignity.
