
Physical therapy seven days a week
Walking, balance, stairs and strength, including weekends, so recovery doesn't stall on a Saturday.
Medicare Part A
Skilled nursing & rehab · Lufkin, Texas
Ninety-six beds under the East Texas pines, with therapy seven days a week, licensed nurses on every hall and a team that has been looking after Angelina County since 1979.
No. 01 · Who we are
Most people meet us on the worst week of their year: a fall at the deer lease, a new hip, a bout of pneumonia that left a strong man too weak to stand. They arrive by ambulance from the hospital across town, and our first job is to make the room feel less like one.
Our second job is to send them home. The therapy gym opens at seven, the discharge planner meets every family in the first three days, and the nurses who care for our long-term residents bring the same steadiness to people who are only passing through.
— Charlotte Easley, Administrator

What sets us apart

Walking, balance, stairs and strength, including weekends, so recovery doesn't stall on a Saturday.
Medicare Part A
Equipment, home health referral, a home-safety talk and a phone call 48 hours after you leave.
Included
RNs and LVNs around the clock, with an RN supervisor in the building day and night.
24/7No. 03 · Rooms
Every room has a call system, an electric bed and a window. Rehab suites sit closest to the gym.

A private room steps from the therapy gym, set up for the weeks between hospital and home.

Room for a favorite chair, the family quilt and a wall of photographs. It is home, and we treat it that way.

Our biggest rooms, with space for a lift chair, a writing desk and a family that likes to visit all at once.

A quieter room on the north hall, looking out toward the pines and the bird feeders.
No. 04 · Photo tour
Our team

Administrator

Director of Nursing

Medical Director

Director of Rehabilitation
Sample family reviews
I came in on a stretcher after my knee replacement and walked out twenty-two days later. Jared had me climbing the four steps to my own porch before they let me leave.
Daddy had a stroke in March. They worked with him on a Sunday, which surprised me. He's back at the house with home health now and feeding his cows.
Mama has lived here three years. Marcus knows her medications better than I do, and he calls me before I have to call him.
Dana sat with us for an hour going through the Medicaid paperwork. We would have quit on page two without her.
The wound on Dad's heel had been open for months. Six weeks here and it closed. The nurse showed me pictures every Friday so I could see it healing.
My husband loves the catfish on Fridays and the ball game on the radio. It's small things, but they are his things.
We toured before my surgery so I knew which room I'd be in. That took half the fear out of it.
Insurance & payment
Our business office checks every family's coverage before admission and puts the numbers in writing.
Up to 100 days of skilled nursing and rehab after a qualifying hospital stay. The first 20 days are fully covered.
We work with most plans serving East Texas and request authorization before admission.
Covers long-term nursing facility care for residents who qualify. We help with the application.
Private pay, long-term care insurance and VA benefits are welcome. Ask us to check eligibility.
Ratings & recognition · sample
Activities & dining
A sample week. The full calendar is posted on every hall and mailed to families each month.
For families
The practical things, so you can spend the visit on the visit.
Come any time, day or night. Sign in at the front desk and join a meal whenever you like.
You will meet the nurse, therapist, social worker and dietitian in the first week, then every quarter and whenever care changes.
Rehab families are welcome in the gym. Seeing the exercises helps you help at home.
Label clothing with a laundry marker and we wash it on site. Our staff can label items on move-in day.
Now hiring
Nurses and aides who want to stay a while: steady halls, real training and weekend therapy partners who show up.
Visit
Rehab families are welcome to sit in on therapy. Ask the gym for the day's schedule.

Call admissions from the hospital and we can usually accept a patient the same day.