Oasis at Pearland is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Pearland, TX. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.6 out of 5 from 78 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 Brazoria County and serves residents in the TX area.
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My sister was taken to Oasis suppose to be the skilled nursing home, but the admin who came in to speak with us said that it was just a nursing home. I toured the place before I took my sister there and they said it was. The first day she vomited in her trachea and they just wiped around it and when I asked if she needed to change it and the respiratory person said no. Next my sister sat in her feces for over and hour after I got there twice. Next the nurse name Tj was changing her and rolled up her gown that had feces on it to her chest where her feeding tube was. When I asked her why did she put that dirty feces gown on her feeding tube and I quote" Oh it's not touching that side " I said ma'am it has bacteria on that gown because it has feces on it and you put it on top of her feeding tube. She looked at me then walked out after she finished. The person who cleaned her mattress was spraying right next to my sister to clean thr mattress because I told Tj that the mattress smell like pee and she asked me if I wanted to clean it, and I answered no. This is the worse place to take your love one. Most of the people except Ms Teal has a nasty attitude. From the person who owns it to the admin and the nurses. The occupational nurses were nice but some of them act like that they did not know what they were doing. Pray that no one will gets the service we got from there. The owner wanted to argue, but by this time I was just too worn out to give him any time of the day. They were giving her medicines unconsented because we had not signed papers for her to even be there. She was there 3 days and they just sent us papers today to admit her in the nursing home November 14th 2025 for her to even be in the building or give her medicines. The main thing is I was told I could have a camera, so I at night I had the camera on and I watched my sister lay there like a fish out of water struggling, so we had to rush in the middle of the night to find out that she really was struggling with her tongue out and gasping for air not one night but two nights. It was horrible to watch but they denied it and I am so glad I have it recorded. That's not a good place for your love one. My loved one vomited the first day she was there and I asked the respiratory person if she needed to replace the Canon out and she just wiped around it and said no. When we took her out the 4th day and put her in the hospital the doctors discovered that she had pneumonia in both lungs plus she was sepsis. Don't ever put your love one in this place and if you do anyway. You need to run as fast as you can to take them out. I also say that if I could give them a double zero I would.
I came to visit my dad at 9:15 pm. I was shocked and upset to see that, that late at night nobody was there to question me and I just walked in. That door should be locked and anyone who wants to visit should be buzzed in an Id. Anyone can walk in off the street , assault a patient or steal. please make changes to security for safety of the patients
If I could give zero stars I would. I called asking about the admission process & what’s needed. Whoever was working in admissions was the rudest ever!! She didn’t even ask more in depth questions like what’s the patient’s condition or anything. She didn’t let me talk, kept talking over me. And she said it’s impossible to get in there. This was the most ridiculous comment it made absolutely no sense I wanted to laugh. She kept repeating “oh I’ve been here 3 years and have never seen anyone admitted here from home”. So how do you have patients? Or have business? I asked her if she says this to everyone she talks to and she said yes! So you’re not even going to try since you can predict the future for everyone? Ridiculous. This was the rudest person I’ve yet talked to and the worst first impression yet. I wouldn’t want to stay there after this experience.
I was there for 5 weeks. They really do care about the residents. They go above and beyond to help you out. The nurses, CNAs, respiratory, and pt are awesome. I give a big shout out to Ms. Maryland, Anna, Gabriella and Miles, Kenya. There are way more I'm just horrible at names. Ms Rosetta is simply awesome she went way above to help my family out. The only con about this place is that they need more staff. But it is a great place that does care. They work their rear off for the residents.
My mother was a resident here for over a month for rehab due to Covid. We are so thankful we chose to send her to this facility! From the very first phone call to Brad, I knew this was the right decision. They treated my Mom like a queen! And don't get me started on the food 😋. I was jealous. We are truly thankful to the staff and everyone involved in getting my Mom strong and able to return home to us. Windsong truly rolled out the red carpet to make an otherwise scary and stressful situation like a vacation for her. We are beyond grateful!
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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.