Oak Village Healthcare Long Term Care Partners sits in Lake Jackson, TX, and has a home-like feeling that makes it different from bigger medical facilities, with private and semi-private rooms, a courtyard, and space for residents to spend time both indoors and outdoors, and lots of people say it feels more like a house than a hospital, with a wide range of community amenities that include a beauty salon, movie room, fitness area, computer center, small library, dining room with restaurant-style meals, and a store right on site where residents can spend bingo winnings, and there's community transportation and help arranging rides for both medical appointments and other trips, plus regular outings to stores and field trips. Residents have plenty of chances to join in on things like a gardening club, arts and crafts, fitness programs, games, and planned day trips, and there are resident-run groups, daily activities, and family and resident councils to make sure people have a voice in how things go, and there's a staff that's known for being friendly, attentive, and willing to check in on everyone often, and nurses who visitors and families describe as empathetic and personable.
The facility offers all sorts of care options, including assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, long-term care, and independent living, and accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Nursing services cover things like 12 to 16 hours of on-site nursing, 24-hour supervision, a call system, help with daily activities like bathing and dressing, medication management, special diets for diabetes or allergies, wound care, pain management, and even pulmonary rehab. There are physical, occupational, and speech therapy services, plus hospice care and support for residents who need help with transfers or who have more serious or complicated needs, and the therapy and nursing teams work together on individualized plans. A licensed dietician oversees three home-cooked meals a day, with personal preferences and restrictions taken seriously, and families can send mail to residents, who can receive visitors from 7am to 9pm each day. Residents also enjoy housekeeping, laundry, concierge and move-in services, access to a beautician who visits weekly, a business room, resident mail delivery, and plenty of outdoor and indoor spaces to relax or socialize.
The nursing staff at Oak Village has a turnover rate of 38.9%, which is lower than the Texas state average of 51.8%, and management has been under Louis Nicholson and Bobby Bergeron since January 2023, with the facility operated by Oak Village Healthcare LTC Partners, Inc. and connected to Gulf Coast LTC Partners. There are regular inspections, and recent public reports note that the facility had some deficiencies related to drug labeling and storage, as well as making sure resident assessments happen accurately and on schedule, which is worth keeping in mind when looking at the full picture. The community averages about 58 residents a day out of 74 certified beds and provides an average of 3.20 nurse hours per resident each day, which is just under the state average. Oak Village Healthcare Long Term Care Partners says it aims to address medical, emotional, and social needs for older adults and those needing long-term care, and tries to help residents feel comfortable, safe, and engaged, even though there are always things that can be improved.
