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Michelle Rankine

As a home care agency owner, I’ve sent many local patients here over the years because the care is consistently excellent. The staff is compassionate, reliable, and truly goes above and beyond. Always grateful for the great service they provide to our community.

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Mila Rodriguez

Eduro is the managment company of Bear Creek Nursing & Rehab has the right team who cares. It’s been through other companies but this one is here to stay to provide excellent care for the patients. Come and tour today, meet with Ayran the Admissions Director and Ra the Executive Director and the team today!

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Jim Unrau (Electricbear)

I had been a patient, maybe 18 months ago. My wife and I had been very pleased so I returned for more rehabilitation. The patient plan has been very clear and the direction unwavering. Unfortunately, there was slippage of employment due to a change of ownership. There was a slight turnover of talent but it has begun to return. Two therapists that have made a difference for me have been Esther and Bridget. Both have shown care, beyond their job descriptions. I thank you for sharing their talents in my recovery.

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Janice Cope

This is my second ADVENTURE with The Lodge at Bear Creek skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility. The Lodge is the BEST establishment I have been a patient to rehab. The staff has an excellent physical therapy, activities is exceptional in entertaining the patients and creating a pleasant and fun atmosphere, and the kitchen staff provides exceptional food. The Lodge is extremely clean, neat and very safe. I highly recommend The Lodge at Bear Creek for any type of skilled nursing and rehabilitation.

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Keely Harris

PLEASE READ: The good reviews on this Bear Creek Nursing are written by employees. Please scroll to page 2 and read the real reviews. I am writing to share my deeply troubling experience at Bear Creek Lodge Rehabilitation in Grapevine, Texas, where my father was recently placed for recovery following a hospital stay. Our time at your facility revealed a shocking lack of adequate staffing, basic care, and oversight — conditions that no family should ever have to endure when entrusting the care of their loved one to a professional rehabilitation center. Upon our arrival on a Friday, my father sat unattended through the entire weekend without receiving a single therapy session, despite the facility’s advertised focus on rehabilitation. His daily prescribed medications were delivered four hours late, and when I raised concerns with the nursing staff, I was met with open distress and hostility. One nurse admitted to caring for 16 patients alone, and cited her anxiety as the reason for delays — an alarming indicator of systemic understaffing. Communication from your team was equally appalling. We were not approached by a social worker to discuss a care plan until six days after admission. In that meeting, we learned that my father had not received a single bath since his arrival — a shocking violation of basic hygiene standards. The food provided to patients was often inedible, to the extent that meals routinely had to be discarded and we were forced to leave the facility to purchase outside meals for my father. Kitchen staff confided that they were not given sufficient resources to prepare proper meals. Distressingly, one evening following dinner, my father became violently ill and vomited. Perhaps most horrifying were the overnight hours: my father repeatedly called for assistance during the night and no one responded. On one visit, we encountered another family member of a patient, who was so desperate for care for his mother that we witnessed him slipping $40 to a nurse, pleading for someone to simply pay attention to his mother overnight. Is this truly the standard of care expected at Bear Creek Lodge — bribery to ensure basic human dignity? This experience has been nothing short of a nightmare. The neglect and disorganization we witnessed were not isolated incidents, but symptoms of a broken system that places vulnerable patients at significant risk. No family should have to endure the fear and helplessness we felt watching our loved one suffer due to gross negligence and inexcusable management failures. The day we left the facility we were told my father needed an antibiotic for pneumonia. They did not send the prescription home with us. It took all day long phone call after phone call trying to get the prescription from Latrice. She is suppose to be the head nurse, but she was NEVER in the building. Please note that this building is not secure. They leave the code to the door hanging on the window where anyone day or night can enter. They do not have any type of security. Not only do they put the patients in danger with the building not being secure but also their own nursing staff. I STRONGLY caution anyone considering placing their loved one at Bear Creek Lodge Rehabilitation to think twice and to thoroughly investigate alternative options. The physical and emotional safety of your loved ones is too important to entrust to a facility operating under such disgraceful conditions.