Park Manor of Cypress Station is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Houston, TX. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.8 out of 5 from 103 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Harris County and serves residents in the TX area.
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A nurse named Myint, is very kind and caring. She works hard and always makes sure that everything works smoothly.
Great place for rehab and the nurses wher great and attentive Had a wonderful time with the Rehab people that were helping me and wanted is Brian. He was really patient with me. He did not push me. He let me go at my own pace and thanks to him. I got home before Christmas and another person I like to think is Diane and occupational therapy. She was very patient. She’s funny. She’s always happy. Great person to be around and her coffee was great. I wanna thank everyone there for all your help and support. Take care.
I am very grateful and thankful to have been a part of physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy at Park Manor of Cypress Station. The therapy was very helpful and rewarding to have get me to where I am to get home. The staff are kind and their personality is so strong. They make sure I get my therapy every morning. They care about us. I don't know them but I love them so much because they care about us. Amen!
I went to Park Manor for physical rehabilitation following a very severe injury to my ankle and foot. At the rehabilitation facility I transferred from I was given pain medication every four hours due to the severity of my injury. For the first 48 hours at Park Manor I was in extreme pain being given only 3 doses of pain meds. I was given numerous excuses for it. I sat on a wet bed for 2 hrs one night 1 1/2 hrs another. Attention to call lights was fair during the day, but very poor at night. The food was not appetizing to me at all. In the 10 days I spent there I lost 9 lbs. i found out on day 8 that there are alternate items you may request if you do not like the given meal. I did request grilled cheese twice. Iate my own peanut butter crackers for a few meals. Therapy was limited in options for the therapists to choose from. The only hand bike had no resistance so it was a rather futile exercise. I was given a schedule for my therapy but it was not followed well. I missed 4 days of physical therapy and one day of occupational therapy according to the calendar I was given. If I were looking for a rehabilitation program or for a nursing home for a loved one, I would immediately discount Park Manor. My family did not have the opportunity to visit Park Manor before my transfer there. Save yourself a trip….,this isn’t the place for you or your loved one.
Park Manor Staff really are stand up attentive to the patients in the facility. I really appreciate the extra care you're giving my father. You've made him very comfortable and he's at ease with the treatment thus far! The facility is very clean and the smell is fresh all over the places I walked through. The staff gets 5 stars for cleanliness and 5 stars on patient care!!! Thank you and We look forward to the great service you're providing 😀 👍
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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.