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Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center
169 Lake Park Rd, Lewisville, TX, 75057
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Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center
169 Lake Park Rd, Lewisville, TX, 75057
A Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center is a nursing home in Lewisville, TX, with 120 certified beds. In addition to being a nursing home, this facility provides assisted living and memory care for residents with Alzheimer's or some other form of dementia. The community also has an independent living option. Please note that this nursing facility is located in a hospital. This facility may offer respite stays. If this is something you need, you will need to find out if there are any additional restrictions on this option.Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center offers several therapy services to its residents, including occupational and physical therapists (in-house). In addition, access to a speech therapist is provided.
Costs at this community start at $2,345 and range up to $6,640. The average price in the community is $4,492, which is higher than the average cost of nursing homes in the area of $4,460. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. Depending on the services the resident needs, additional services may increase the cost of care. This facility is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid.
When considering a nursing home, it's important to understand how much time nurses spend with each resident and what type of nurse provides care. The total time nurses spend with residents in this community is 2.8 hours daily per resident. This time is made up of 1.3 hours with licensed nurses (0.1 by an RN and 1.2 by an LPN) and 1.5 hours with non-licensed nurse aides.
Residents need to have a scheduled, structured activity every day. This facility has a variety of activities, including musical performances and social outings. See our amenity list below for more information.
There are 53 hospitals within 25 miles of Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center. The two closest hospitals are Medical Center Of Lewisville which is 1.9 miles away and Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound which is 3.7 miles away.
This nursing home has an overall rating of 5, meaning it is in the top 10% of all facilities reviewed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.The quality rating for this facility is 5.0 and the staff rating is 1.0.
Costs at this community start at $2,345 and range up to $6,640. The average price in the community is $4,492, which is higher than the average cost of nursing homes in the area of $4,460. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. Depending on the services the resident needs, additional services may increase the cost of care. This facility is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid.
When considering a nursing home, it's important to understand how much time nurses spend with each resident and what type of nurse provides care. The total time nurses spend with residents in this community is 2.8 hours daily per resident. This time is made up of 1.3 hours with licensed nurses (0.1 by an RN and 1.2 by an LPN) and 1.5 hours with non-licensed nurse aides.
Residents need to have a scheduled, structured activity every day. This facility has a variety of activities, including musical performances and social outings. See our amenity list below for more information.
There are 53 hospitals within 25 miles of Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center. The two closest hospitals are Medical Center Of Lewisville which is 1.9 miles away and Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound which is 3.7 miles away.
This nursing home has an overall rating of 5, meaning it is in the top 10% of all facilities reviewed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.The quality rating for this facility is 5.0 and the staff rating is 1.0.
Some of the key amenities available at Lake Village Nursing And Rehabilitation Center are:
- Activity Center
- Clubs & Communities
- Outdoor Areas
Services and Amenities
Services
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
- Hospice
- Respite
- Skilled Nursing
Activities & Fitness
- Social Outings
- Arts and Crafts
- Health and Wellness Programs
Additional Features
- 67 Total Units
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Included
Safety
- 0 Total Deficiencies Reported
- 0 Health Standard Deficiencies
- 0 Health Complaint Deficiencies
- 0 Total Incidents Reported
- 0 Total Complaints Reported
- 1 Total Fines Imposed
Accommodations
- Wifi / Internet
Care
- Speech Therapy
- Wound Care
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Nurses
- 67 Current Occupants
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169 Lake Park Rd, Lewisville, TX, 75057
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I would give zero stars if it wasn’t for the wonderful physical therapists there. I felt compelled to write this review, albeit 4 years overdue, as I feel this will give me the closure I need to heal, as I lost my mom at this facility and she would have turned 81 today. My sweet mom was a patient ...
I would give zero stars if it wasn’t for the wonderful physical therapists there. I felt compelled to write this review, albeit 4 years overdue, as I feel this will give me the closure I need to heal, as I lost my mom at this facility and she would have turned 81 today. My sweet mom was a patient there 4 years ago, receiving rehabilitation after a cauda equina diagnosis, which is a medical emergency and can cause loss of bowel and/ or bladder function. There were a few times that I would visit my mom and she would be sitting in a wet diaper while in her wheelchair. One time there was actual urine on the floor under it. My mom told me that she had been waiting for 45 minutes to get changed. Either the staff didn’t “see" her light on, or wouldn''t respond to her because they were busy handing out dinner... To say I was livid was an understatement. Another “ flag” was once an aide walked in my mom’s room to change her, eating a bag of chips, and proceeded to violently vomit in my mom’s toilet afterward. The aide knew her toilet was not working ( as my mom was waiting for it to be fixed for 3 days at that point), but I guess she forgot and flushed it. Needless to say, it never went down and when I told the nurse at the front to have someone clean it out, she told me that she would just have to wait until the morning when cleaning crew came in. I asked the nurse why couldn’t she just clean it for her, and she responded that she didn’t do “ those things.” When I called my sister about it and sent her a picture, she said I should have turned them in to OSHA. Another time a new aide lashed out at my mom and accused her of soiling her diaper “ on purpose,” since she had to change my mom twice in a 45 min period, as if my mom had any control over it. Isn’t this their job? My mom went into cardiac arrest while there- 1 month before she was due to come back home. The facility had a “ patient coordinator “ call me at 11:50 am, on the morning my mom told an aide she couldn’t breathe ( at 10:30 am) while he picked up her breakfast tray. The facility said they left her room for 2 minutes to get an oximeter,, and when a nurse returned to her room, she was unresponsive. The EMS wasn’t called until 11:40. My mom was pronounced dead at Medical City Lewisville at 12:07 pm. When my family and I compared medical records of the hospital and EMS versus Lake Village, there were definitely inconsistencies in the facility’s part, not only in documentation but what was told to us verbally. In fact, the attending doctor in the ER said to us, “ what were you told by Lake Village,?” when he called us into the room. Four years later, and I still feel so much guilt and I am heartbroken at the treatment she received here. If it wasn’t for her losing her insurance coverage if she moved facilities, she would have not stayed there for the 7 months she was there. I feel for those residents there, especially those whose family can’t or don’t visit them often, to be their “ voice.”
Read moreI just want to say thank you for caring for my aunt and cousin. My aunt has been a resident for over 10 years. She was so well taken care of. I was born and raised in Lewisville and the facility is probably as old as I am but yet you would never know. The nurses and caregivers kept me completely inf...
I just want to say thank you for caring for my aunt and cousin. My aunt has been a resident for over 10 years. She was so well taken care of. I was born and raised in Lewisville and the facility is probably as old as I am but yet you would never know. The nurses and caregivers kept me completely informed, even in the wee hours of the night lol. I just can’t say thanks enough.
Read moreI would like to thank everyone at Lake Village for taking such good care of my grandmother. This place and all the people really make it feel like home. God bless you!
My dad moved into this facility just over 2 months ago, as a rehab patient with Parkinson’s and Dementia. Initially all seemed well, the aides worked great with him, and he seemed well-taken care of. Unfortunately, it did not stay that way for very long as we began to experience more and more issu...
My dad moved into this facility just over 2 months ago, as a rehab patient with Parkinson’s and Dementia. Initially all seemed well, the aides worked great with him, and he seemed well-taken care of. Unfortunately, it did not stay that way for very long as we began to experience more and more issues with the staff, and the lack of attention that was being paid to my dad’s basic needs. Of all the times I was personally at the facility, which was 3 to 4 times a week, his tray table was never wiped off or sanitized. I never saw any type of cleaning happening around the facility. I began bringing my own Lysol wipes with me so I could wipe his table down. The dressers in his room had clothing from 2 different ladies, and he was given another resident’s blanket from home a few times even after it was removed from my dad’s bed. The aides are fantastic! They all treated my dad with so much love and care, and they worked their tails off!! Unfortunately, they were extremely over worked and under staffed, and did not seem to receive much help from the nursing staff. Other than giving the patients medicine a couple times a day, and holding down their desk chairs, I am not too sure what the nurses there do all day. There were several times my dad was in a soiled diaper for hours, and without a blanket and pants. When the nursing staff was approached, I was either told that they would take care of it, or that an aide would deal with it when they finished what they were doing. No one ever showed up. There was one nurse there who was fantastic!! She is kind, and caring as if she was taking care of her own loved one! Unfortunately, she works in the rehab portion of the facility, and my dad was moved to the long-term portion. While at this facility my dad experienced several falls from his bed and wheelchair. One fall was significant enough that a bone was broken in his hand (picture included). He had a massive bruise on his butt (picture included), and bruises on his arms and face as well. The staff knew he was a fall risk, yet he was still put into situations where falling was likely. When confronted about the major bruise on his butt the nurse shrugged it off like it was nothing. On one of my visits to go feed him dinner I saw that he was not in his room. I asked a nurse where he was and she told me he was probably in the dining room. I was shocked to find my dad, who cannot feed himself without assistance, pushed up to a table with 3 other residents who could not feed themselves either. My dad was covered in food, his drink spilled all over his food and tray, and half of his food was on the floor from being left to fend for himself (picture included). When asked what was going on, none of the nursing staff could give an answer other than someone was supposed to be feeding them, but they did not know what happened. The day before we moved him to a new facility I visited him for dinner. To my surprise, his door was closed. This worried me since he’s a fall risk, and needs to be monitored. Luckily he had not fallen, but he did make a mess with his diaper. This would not have happened if the staff had put pants on him like we asked them to do several times before, for the sake of his dignity. When I brought the nurse in to help me clean him up, she acted like she wasn’t sure what she was supposed to do. I did not think my suggestion that he be given a shower that night would be such an enlightening idea, but I feel like a shower would not have happened that night unless I had suggested it. They couldn’t even manage to properly clean the poo from his fingers, and he ended up with a sever infection in his finger, pic included. Thankfully my dad is no longer at the facility. I am not saying that if you go here that you and your loved one will have the same experience, but fair warning. My dad’s experience at Lake Village Nursing and Rehabilitation was enough to make me concerned for the other patients there that might be getting treated the same, but do not have the luxury of having family close enough to constantly check in on them.
Read moreOn behalf of my grandmother & our entire family we would like to thank the staff at Lake Village for a phenomenal experience! The care especially was exemplary!! They not only catered to my grandmothers needs, but to our needs as her family as well. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking...
On behalf of my grandmother & our entire family we would like to thank the staff at Lake Village for a phenomenal experience! The care especially was exemplary!! They not only catered to my grandmothers needs, but to our needs as her family as well. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking at placement for a loved one!!
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