Cedar Pointe Health and Wellness Center is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Cedar Park, TX. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.5 out of 5 from 39 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Government - Hospital district
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This nursing home is located in Williamson County and serves residents in the TX area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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≈ At average
THE ENSIGN GROUP
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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My family and I would like to Thank cedar pointe for making my mom's experience at the rehab center a very positive experience. I would like to Thank all the nurses and CNA'Ss for the best care she received. My mom didn't want to go home she was happy there.
I do not recommend this place for long-term care. My father was here for about 2 weeks after a hospital stay. He was very weak and bedbound. He called me basically every night because no one was checking on him to change his briefs, and I had to call and hope someone answered after hours. We eventually had him moved to another facility closer to family, and the new people said they were amazed at how poorly he had been taken care of. The medic for the transport service agreed. I saw him when he arrived; his skin was dry and cracked and peeling, they said it looked like he hadn't been cleaned in days, it was awful. Unfortunately he passed away after a week at the new place, but it wasn't for lack of care from them. Really seemed like the people at Cedar Pointe knew he was dying and didn't bother to do anything for him.
My sister was recently sent to Cedar Pointe for 10 days after her hospital stay and I cannot say enough good things about the facility. She was so weak and down when she went in but the atmosphere was so positive and every person we met was so upbeat and helpful she was her old self at the end of her stay. They really took great care of her.
My mother stayed at Cedar Pointe for a little over a month this summer. Everyone we interacted with, from the nurses' aides to the therapists, to the administrative staff, was supportive and caring. Mom thought the food was pretty good, and the room was clean and bright. Her therapists got her strong enough to go back to her assisted living facility safely. I hope we don't need a rehab facility again, but if we do, I would be happy to have Mom back on the same wing at Cedar Pointe, where we know everyone by name, and they call her "Mama."
Cedar Pointe is my home, a home with a huge family. I cannot praise this place enough. Everyone here is cheerful, they don't act rushed and they actually take time to talk to you. The only sound you hear in the hallway is laughter or singing, Tiffany is a great singer. The gym is huge and bright, the therapists really go above and beyond. I have a door in my room going out to the large courtyard. The place is clean and never smells. David, the activities director does an excellent job of keeping the activity calendar full, including live music concerts. They also have monthly administrators/patients meetings to hear any suggestions, address any problems, etc... and they actually follow through. Medicare has given them a 5 out of 5 stars, I would give them 20 ! I was anxious about going to a nursing home, but I truly felt at home the first day. Oh yeah the food is great !
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.