When a person can no longer live independently or needs an extended period of rehabilitation and care, it can be confusing to determine what the right choice of care is. Fortunately, there are some guidelines which can be helpful. Whatever the final decision, it is important that the family, the person’s physician, and the person needing care all be involved in considering the choices and making the decision.

In Texas, different types of care are available for different types of needs. Keep in mind that if you choose a less comprehensive form of care, you may need to make another move and another choice in a short period of time. For this reason, many people try to look ahead and lessen future trauma by choosing a care plan or setting that will easily transition into another, more appropriate one in the next couple of years.

Evaluation of each older person’s situation is essential to the provision of the right services at the right time, when issues of long term care arise. This assessment should concern the individual’s state of physical and emotional health, finances, and relations with family and others. Licensed nursing facilities provide the most comprehensive care available, with the most stringent health and safety requirements, and the most trained and professional staff around-the-clock. With more than 40 years of growing expertise and standards of care for the geriatric and disabled person, our nursing facility provide the most complete array of nursing and rehabilitative care, as well as medical monitoring, social, mental and psychological stimulation.