Tuscany Village Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

The Macia's Fam.

My mother had a total knee replacement at the end of March 2018, and we took her to this facility for rehabilitation. She had a private room and was always clean. The staff was always nice and caring. We're very happy to have shosen this place for her recovery. Great therapy room. The dining room is very nice and makes you feel like you're in a resort. Was able to enjoy the outdoors at the patio. We recommend Tuscany Village and hope that your experience is as great as it was ours.

Tasha P

My grandmother was in this horrible place. . My.grandmother went there for rehabilitation to gain strength in her legs and a week before she was about to leave this place she passed. Because they did not care for her correctly, the place is under staff at night, no consideration for the family, and unprofessional

Dell881106

Tuscany Village had people doing physical therapy when I was there, and the staff was very nice. People approached me and talked with me which was really nice. They had a wonderful rehab center, and they had one large area for the physical therapists and occupational therapists. The facilities were simply beautiful. They are in the process of enlarging the area.

Mary Meadows

This facility is first class. I was curious to see what skilled nursing is all about since my mother has difficulty walking. Tuscany Village is very clean and the staff is highly educated, experienced, and positive. This is the kind of skilled nursing and/or rehab facility that I would want for my parent...or better yet, for myself. I highly recommend it.

Caring78562250

Tuscany Village was very nice and clean, but it’s a little expensive. Every day something was going on; they'd participate or not. They encourage the patients to go to the cafeteria to eat and not eat in their rooms. However, they need to change their menu for lunch and supper. They repeat the same food a lot. They need variety.

Patrice4

Tuscany Village is an excellent place for a love one. I don’t have any complaints. The people are friendly and caring. My mom is very comfortable there. I chose this facility because it's close to my home. Their rooms are nice and comfortable. It has a nice and cozy atmosphere.

kamac

Please beware before placing your loved one at Tuscany Village in Pearland, Texas. I placed my father there and 4 days later he died. I went everyday after placing him there and when I went on the fourth day he was non-responsive, his blood/oxygen level was in the 70's (100 is the best), which he has always been between 92 - 98, and his sugar level was sky high. They gave him oxygen and that helped a little, then I had to tell them to call an ambulance. After 20 minutes passed, he hadn't changed, and there was no ambulance. I called 911 and was advised they hadn't even been called. When the nurse and her supervisor returned and I confronted them about not calling an ambulance, they said they called a private service. Needless to say, they private service never showed and thank goodness the 911 dispatcher sent their ambulance. The RN lied saying that she gave my dad 3 units of insulin an hour before and chuckled that his sugar level went up. When she said that to the 2 EMTs, they both looked at her and said at the same time "And it went up?" That's when I knew she lied. A couple days prior to this, I spoke privately to a CNA, who told me that residents who have cameras in their rooms get better treatment and care than those who do not. I didn't have the time to get that camera installed. Please.... please... if you love your loved one, don't put them at Tuscany Village!!!

Vonvon

they provided great rehab service for my mother. The facility was very clean and friendly faces

avalonholdem

Tuscany Village is a beautiful facility that is why I rated them 2 stars. My mother was there for rehab.The first week was great.After that it went down hill.I went to visit my mom setting in a wheelchair in her pajamas at 3 pm her hair wet and shivering.No one around called for help and nothing.So I dressed her dried her hair.Finally someone came around and told me they had someone waked off the job.We also do her laundry in a weeks time there was only 1 pair of dirty socks in basket.This happen several different times.She needed to go the restroom my sister hit the call button 30 minutes later they show up.Well of course she gave up went ahead took her to restroom and dressed her for bed.They act like it was know big deal.There under staffed and very slow at response. Then we get call from the activity director saying that shes being discharge in a week did we still want to keep her hair appointment.Also physical therapy said she reach her goal and can go back to her assisted living facility.She couldn't even get out of a wheelchair without help.So the nurse at the assisted living came in assess mom and said she was definitely not ready to go back.Its one thing after another with this place. Lack of communication is big issue here.Well we had enough so we did research on another rehab/nursing home and said good bye to Tuscany.

kcpz1111

Let me start by saying that I am an emergency medical technician by profession. I transport patients by ambulance from nursing homes to dialysis. I have been in many nursing homes, and found Tuscany Village to be one of the nicest. First of all they have monitored entrances and exits requiring codes so that people who aren't supposed to be there can't get in, and patients with altered mental statuses can't go outside and get lost. Secondly the facility is clean and kept up with. They have groundskeepers mow and landscape weekly. I have never seen trash laying about not even an overflowing dumpster. The hallways inside are carpeted and vacuumed daily and framed pictures hang on the wall. Inside patient rooms they are free to decorate how they like. The rooms come with motorized, reclining hospital beds. Single and double rooms are available. Double rooms are seperated in the middle by a thick, sliding material for privacy. Every room has its own bathroom with standup shower, toilet, and sink complete with handrails. The patients are very well cared for. Laundry is always done, bed sheets are changed daily andmore often than that when necessary. The patients I have picked up from Tuscany Village are always clean, well maicured with clean clothes, shoes, even hair accessories. I have never heard any complaints from the residents and I have been making frequent trips for over a year. Patients awaiting transport have a bag packed by staff with an extra blanket, diapers and lunch for their trip. My experience with the staff has been positive. They're are always helpful ad diligent when given a task or asked a question.

shc612

Last year my aunt was in the hospital and our family was advised that she would not be able to go home and that she would need to spend time in a skilled nursing/rehabilitation facility. We had very little time to find a place before she was released from the hospital. The staff at Tuscany Village quickly assisted us in registering her and preparing her a room. Tuscany Village is not like any other skilled nursing center I have ever been in. It is tastefully decorated and smells fresh. The patients seem relatively happy and the staff are warm and caring. My aunt loved all the staff and really enjoyed participating in the physical therapy and cognitive therapy. Within 2-weeks the staff had her back in shape both physically and mentally and she was able to return home. She usually keeps to herself, but she made a lot of friends at Tuscany Village and particpated in the events that they hosted. They had several events for the patients to attend, including a "happy hour" party and a petting zoo outside. I was definitely pleased with the care my aunt received at Tuscany Village and it will be our first choice if she ever needs skilled nursing care again.