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Janet

This is an excellent this is an excellent facility and has some of the best therapists and nurses in CNA’s that I’ve ever seen. I haven’t noticed that they have in Therapy Henry Frank, Frank, Tiana, Jennifer, Rosemary, Victoria, Angel, and Mary and so many other others provide quality care. They’re very attentive. They don’t leave your side, bro. You’re in therapy. They stick with you and encourage you throughout the day even if they see you in the hall, they encourage you to keep trying and pushing and going forward they have all sorts of activities here for residence and and patience. They take care of each other. They take care of everyone else it’s a 24 seven facility with care around the clock not that I ever really want to come back. I’m hoping that they’re never comes a day that I have to, but if I had to come back to a nursing home or another skilled nursing facility I would pick Cimarron place and their excellent staff. Leo was a charge nurse on the on the hall that I was on he was always a tenant always so friendly and kind and encouraging you every step of the way as were the other RNs and so forth, they just haven’t everything you’ll ever need in a skilled nursing or nursing home atmosphere.

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Alfonso Garcia III

I was very impressed with the personnel that work here, especially Frank, Mary, Rosemary and Angel. Henry also, worked me pretty good. This is a great team.

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Kim Gonzales

Updated review: BEWARE Unfortunately, everything changed once he was placed on hospice care. From that point on, we had to constantly advocate for even the most basic needs, reminding staff to administer medications, change him, and follow his documented food allergies. The call button in his room stopped working and they could never get it fixed. They rarely answer the phone after 5 pm. With the exception of Kara, Leo, and Melissa (the Director of Nursing), the nursing staff was largely unresponsive and unable to answer basic questions. Charting was inconsistent or missing, and communication was poor. It became clear that once my father was on hospice, the facility essentially wrote him off and deferred all care to hospice. Hospice staff were the only ones who consistently bathed him and provided hands-on care. Since Thanksgiving, my father was bedridden, barely eating, and nearly non-verbal. Despite this, staff placed him in a chair to eat even though he could not sit up in bed. I explicitly asked that this not be done again, yet it was repeated on his final day. Most devastating of all, I completed a DNR on December 6th, and the facility failed to ensure it was properly processed and accessible. When my father began to decline rapidly, hospice attempted to obtain the DNR from the facility, but it could not be located because “the person who had it was out.” As a result, an ambulance was called and resuscitation efforts were attempted against his wishes. My father passed away before reaching the hospital. When I was finally allowed to see him, he had tubes and wires everywhere, a broken sternum from resuscitation attempts, visible blood pooling under his skin, and a breathing tube with bile and blood coming from his mouth. This is exactly what the DNR was meant to prevent—for him and for our family. Cimmaron Place failed my father and failed our family at the most vulnerable and critical time. I would never want another family to experience what we did. Please think very carefully before placing your loved one in this facility. Original post: I moved my dad into Cimarron Place and I’m very pleased so far! The admissions team was professional, thorough, and made sure all of his medical records and documentation from his doctors and his prior facility in Houston were properly handled. The nurses and staff have been wonderful, attentive, caring, and always willing to help. The facility itself is clean and well-maintained, and it’s great to see that they’re updating and improving it even more. They also offer lots of activities for the residents, which keeps everyone engaged and active. No problems so far just comfort and peace of mind!

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AuTuMn SuN

My Grandma stayed here for some time and she enjoyed her time and the staff was very polite to her, but I would like to give a special thanks to the kitchen ladies who came to see her and would make sure that she was okay and that she loved what she was eating and the food was very delicious. And the kitchen ladies even gave my granny a birthday card.

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Chris Hughes

Good nurses. Good care. Loving people. The therapy team is awesome. Tiana, the speech therapist, is wonderful. Patient and kind. She helped me a lot. Henry and Frank got me up. And walking again. Rose, Mary, Victoria worked with me to strengthen my arms and Leo was the best nurse of the team. I will be forever in all the peoples debt for helping me.