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Ronda Jean Nichols-Hilton

My husband's been there 9 days. He is asked for a shower which he's never had.They came in and wiped him down like a bed bath. Hygiene is very important.Maybe think about bringing in an agency just to do showers.For patients, they should be showered every other day.It makes a huge difference in how they feel. What I would like to see improve is the communication between the staff and the patient they come into the room and he is hard, he's almost deaf.They come in and they just start moving things around or doing things and don't explain to him what they're doing or why?And it's very confusing , causing him to get very aggravated. I understand they may be understaffed, so communication with the patient may not always be something that's on the forefront of their mind.They just want to get their job done.But communication is important to let the patient know that they are thought of and they're not just somebody in the way. I will say some patients are more difficult to deal with than others and I understand this , especially when they're hard of hearing. I noticed the betting has never been changed on his bed.I don't know how often they're supposed to change the bed sheets.But he's had the same stains on his sheets since he came to the unit. Not to harp on the hygiene part, but this is very important.Clean body clean bed. I do have kudos for the home.He was cold in the room that he was in.When he finally spoke up and said something about the room being too cold.It was after an incident had to take place. But they moved him the same day to a warmer room.I appreciate their concern. Other than hygiene and\nCommunicating with the patient , the stay has been good. The nurses there have been awesome, my husband is not a easy person to please so I am truly grateful for the patients the nurses have had with him.

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Ana Ramos

My mother has been here over a week and so far everyone has been attentive, helpful, and kind to her. Therapy has helped her get stronger daily and the food is decent. A few things could improve when it comes to their hygiene. Showers should be given as scheduled and this should be a priority for the patient. I get this place is busy and probably under staffed but please improve this. Patients are scheduled showers every other day so keep this organized & up to routine please and thank you. There have been a few hiccups but overall the care everyone shows for the my mother & patients is comforting. My mother has good things to say, it’s been a pleasant stay so far.

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Mary Jones

Looked at half a dozen places and this one was the cleanest & best smelling, hands down. The staff were all very kind & nurturing and were concerned not only with my husband's care but with how I was doing as well as this was a difficult & stressful decision for me. I left feeling that my husband was in the best possible hands for the care he needed. I prayed & believe God led me to choose Lifecare Center of Haltom. I left this 1st night feeling totally reassured that I made the right choice.

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Samuel Hunn

So far I am very impressed with this place. I had to check my mother into this facility for some in patient physical therapy. I checked her in rather late in the night and was quite overwhelmed. The nursing staff that was there on the night of the 3rd (especially Puja) were very reassuring and helpful. And each day I have been up there has been better than the last. Each and every member of the staff that i have seen have been nothing but kind and helpful. My mother seems to be in good spirits and well taken care of and is getting stronger with each day. Which lets me know that she is getting the physical therapy she needs. There seems to be plenty of activities available to keep the elderly patients entertained during their down time. I would recommend this place to anyone.

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Linda Blair

My visit to the facility was very reassuring. The place was clean and professionally run, and the day room with its birds and flags was a wonderful touch. I was particularly impressed by the staff's dedication; they all appeared to genuinely care. The calm atmosphere, free of the chaotic scenes I've witnessed at other facilities, was a huge relief. My aunt looked healthy and happy, which is the best sign of all.