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Original Medicare Part A can cover up to 100 days of skilled nursing and rehab after a qualifying three-day inpatient hospital stay. Days 1–20 are fully covered; days 21–100 have a daily coinsurance. Medicare Advantage plans set their own rules, and we check yours before admission.

Yes, Texas Medicaid at both campuses. Our social services team also helps families who are moving a parent from the Arkansas side and need to understand how residency affects eligibility.

Licensed nurses on every hall, aides who know the residents, a nursing supervisor in the building and a physician on call.

Any time. After nine, ring the bell and the night supervisor will let you in.

Please do, and we'll reserve a suite for your discharge date.

Most rehab patients have therapy five or six days a week, based on their plan and insurance.

Comfortable clothes, sturdy shoes, glasses, hearing aids and your phone charger. We do laundry.

Texarkana has our full rehab gym and the most beds; Nash is smaller and quieter, with long-term care and lighter rehab. Admissions will help you choose.

Yes, a quieter hall with dementia-trained aides at the Texarkana campus.

Yes, both, on both campuses.

Care conferences at admission and quarterly, plus a call whenever anything changes, day or night.

Yes, if your doctor can visit or coordinate with us.

A choice at every meal, an always-available menu and a night kitchen.

Some veterans qualify for VA-paid nursing home care through community care contracts. Our social services team can help.

Long-term residents may bring a chair, a dresser, photos and bedding.

Residents can receive hospice in their own rooms through our partners.

When someone is very sick, yes. We'll bring a recliner and a blanket.

Rehab beds are usually available within a day or two. Long-term rooms sometimes have a short wait.

Call admissions any day. We'll talk with the hospital or your doctor and verify insurance.