MEMORIAL CITY NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in HOUSTON, TX. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 158 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Government - Hospital district
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This nursing home is located in Harris County and serves residents in the TX area.
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I had a very disappointing and upsetting experience at this facility. The level of care and professionalism was extremely poor, and it felt like the well-being of patients was not a priority at all. Communication was lacking, concerns were ignored, and the overall environment felt unsafe and neglectful. If you truly love your loved one, I strongly advise you not to bring them to this facility. No family should have to worry about whether their relative is being properly cared for. I regret trusting this place and would never recommend it to anyone.
The best I was scared when I got here first experience was with driver .I met my match she was talkative friendly helpful kind beautiful inside and out. Then I wheeled in to a warm welcome by all nursing staff .Then I knew I am home Everyone welcomed me every nurse doctors speech therapist Sosial worker and many others all well trained nurses. Always smiling ready to help in anyway. Gods angels Don't forget the main people therapy room Omg I couldn't walk when I got here Now I am standing straight thanks to them I an not good with names but Mr Kim Mike fees and all the other therapists a big thank u .keep u good work I will be back to visite made friends for life Once again thank u guys Love u Jenny
I immediately thought to myself walking in there I made a huge mistake not wearing a mask. I was going to just drop off a meal for a friend, the stench in the air was so foul. It smelled of bodily fluids and god awful. The front desk was a bit rude as well. I actually have ptsd to go back over there just to drop food off .
The nurse was mad, because my mother called the man from human resources from the nursing home, because my mom was waiting on the nurse for 3 hours to get help with her foley catheter that slipped out. When the nurse finally came, my mom asked the CNA if she could help wash her private area with soap and water. In that moment the nurse told the CNA to not to do it, she told the CNA to bring my mother a towel, because “if she had hands to call human resources, she had hands to wash herself” My mother is a paraplegic, and what the nurse said is abuse to a disabled person. How does she expect a person in my mother’s situation to wash her self up while she is laying down? & either way that is Not a professional, or respectful answer towards the patient. I hope the nurse administrator handles the situation, because if they abuse my mom while she is mentally stable, I can’t imagine what they do with the elderly people that can’t think for themselves. That nurses name is TERRY, and she works in Station 4.
A family member has been in this Center for 20 years - this is the best it has looked and, and most importantly, FELT in that time. The staff are caring, understanding, and welcoming. From Denise and Joyce in activities to Katie in social services, the kindness is constant and the care is thoughtful. Kudos to the entire Center’s staff and their wonderful progress in getting this Center looking and feeling 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.