Midwestern Healthcare Center, located in Wichita Falls, Texas, is a dual-service facility offering both nursing home care and assisted living solutions. The center is equipped to provide comprehensive care services including physical therapy, vision care, podiatry, dental care, and speech therapy. Nurses at the facility offer medical support in pain management and wound care, while occupational therapy is available to aid residents in daily living activities. The healthcare center currently accommodates 86 residents, all of whom are part of a community certified by Medicare and Medicaid—an endorsement it has maintained since February 8, 1993. Residents at Midwestern Healthcare Center have access to additional support services, including hospice care and resident/family counseling, facilitated through partnerships such as with the Saint Louis University Hospital. Language services in English and French are available to assist a diverse resident population.

Reviews of the Midwestern Healthcare Center offer a mixed yet generally favorable view of the facility's care quality and staff. Positive feedback often highlights the center's cleanliness, a fresh atmosphere resulting from a recent remodel, and its homelike environment. The staff is frequently described as compassionate, caring, and professional, particularly in nursing care, therapy, and during rehabilitation and end-of-life care. The dedication of the staff to residents' needs, including personal-centered support and proactive communication by the office team, is well regarded by many. The facility supports various clubs and communities to enhance the social lives of residents. However, some reviews point to areas needing improvement, such as staff interactions and facility maintenance, with some individuals experiencing issues that contrast the generally positive impressions. The administration is praised for demonstrating ownership of the facility, though there are some critiques regarding employee demeanor and responsiveness. Overall, while many aspects of resident care at the center are commended, the mixed reviews suggest a need for ongoing oversight and management improvements to ensure consistency in service quality.

Costs at this community start at $3,035 and range up to $5,399. The average price in the community is $4,217, which is less than the average price in the area of $4,370. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.