College Park Rehabilitation and Care Center sits at 1715 Martin Dr in Weatherford, Texas, and you'll notice right away that this place tries hard to be warm and home-like, with private and semi-private rooms that feel comfortable and inviting, where people can sit in the common area, enjoy a meal in the dining room, or work with state-of-the-art rehab equipment. The community serves folks needing nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care, home care, and independent living, with certified beds for up to 120 residents and an average daily count of 87, and it offers support for many needs like dementia care, long-term care, respite, hospice and palliative care, along with rehabilitation services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, which are available every day of the week.
Staff at College Park includes skilled nurses and therapists who work around the clock, and the facility says they select staff for their "servant's heart" approach, aiming for loving care, with a focus on individual recovery and comfort, and though the rating stands at 3 stars from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and is ranked 10th in Weatherford with a community rating of 7.8 out of 10, there have been a number of inspection deficiencies in the past including issues with nutrition, dietary standards, and disposal of garbage, which resulted in a fine, so that's something to take into account if you're considering it. The nurse-to-resident ratio is slightly above state average, with 3.51 hours of nurse care per resident per day, but the nurse turnover rate is also higher than average, and as of 2025, the facility's been managed by Pmg Opco College Park LLC along with William Bauder, Steven Boulware, and Chad Wahrman, still under the ownership of Priority Management.
The community offers social and recreational activities, dining services, and tries to create a gracious residential atmosphere for seniors, focusing on helping people recover from serious illness or giving longer-term support, and you'll see that prospective residents or families can request information on their website, set up a tour to meet staff and residents, and see the facilities for themselves if they'd like a closer look. There are studio, companion, shared, or semi-private room layouts, and for folks who need extra help, there's personal care assistance and medical support at all hours, with the goal to meet people's emotional, social, and cultural needs as well as health care, though if you're reading reviews or reports, you'll find both recognition for compassionate care and some past history with inspection deficiencies. Dining, activities, and therapy are part of daily life, and the rehab programs emphasize building independence and improved function, trying to make sure every resident feels respected and valued, whether staying for a short rehab or living there long-term.
