Lakeshore Village Nursing and Rehab

Licensed nurses provide continuous monitoring, medication management and personalized care. Nursing services also include pain and diabetes management.

For residents receiving long-term care, restorative nursing plans are developed by therapy and nursing staff. Complex wound treatment is provided in-house, so residents do not need to leave the premises for it.

Physical therapy may use massage, exercise and stretching to support mobility and comfort.

Occupational therapy works one-on-one on strength, coordination and daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, eating and mobility. Speech therapy addresses communication, cognition and swallowing.

Rehabilitation programs include plans after joint replacement, cardiac rehabilitation and post-stroke rehabilitation. Post-stroke therapy may help residents relearn daily tasks and compensate for lasting effects of brain injury.

Social workers assist residents and families through care transitions, provide information, manage requests and concerns, and help with care and discharge planning.

The social services team advocates for residents’ rights, dignity and personal choices, working with families and care teams to address concerns.

For discharge, staff can coordinate services and equipment, connect residents with community resources, and prepare a personalized plan for returning home or moving to another setting.

Social workers provide support, counseling and referrals for depression, anxiety, adjustment challenges and other mental health needs.

Residents and families can receive guidance on advance directives, power of attorney and community legal resources.

Professional chefs prepare meals, which the facility describes as balanced.

Activities are organized by the care team and partner organizations.

Courtyards, the lobby and other common areas provide indoor and outdoor places to rest or spend time with visiting family and friends.

The facility is in Waco and is described as being near major freeways.