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Alpine Terrace Nursing and Rehab

4.1 (15 reviews)

Kerrville, TX

Assisted Living and Memory Care in Kerrville. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.

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60 residents
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Community reviews
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Key amenities

Dining

Meal preparation and service

Pool & outdoor spaces

Garden

Fitness & wellness

Fitness programs

Housekeeping

Housekeeping and linen services

Transportation

Community operated transportation

Social activities

Community-sponsored activities

Staff & support

12-16 hour nursing

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  • 12-16 hour nursing
  • 24-hour call system
  • 24-hour supervision
  • Activities of daily living assistance
  • Air-conditioning
  • Assistance with bathing
  • Assistance with dressing
  • Assistance with transfers
  • Beauty salon
  • Cable
  • Community operated transportation
  • Community-sponsored activities
  • Computer center
  • Concierge services
  • Diabetes diet
  • Dining room
  • Fitness programs
  • Fitness room
  • Fully furnished
  • Gaming room
  • Garden
  • Housekeeping and linen services
  • Kitchenettes
  • Meal preparation and service
  • Medication management
  • Mental wellness program
  • Move-in coordination
  • Outdoor space
  • Planned day trips
  • Private bathrooms
  • Resident-run activities
  • Restaurant-style dining
  • Scheduled daily activities
  • Small library
  • Special dietary restrictions
  • Telephone
  • Transportation arrangement
  • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
  • Wellness center
  • Wifi

Care options available

Assisted Living

Support with everyday routines and personal care in a community setting.

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Memory Care

Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

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Skilled Nursing

Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.

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Continuing Care

Multiple levels of senior living and care within one community.

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Pricing & residences

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Resident & family reviews

4.1 · 15 reviews

My grandma was at Alpine for awhile. Everyone was so nice and helpful. My grandmother liked it.

Shirley burlseon is best nurse.

Administration is awesome. They are quick to answer your calls, the staff answering the phones deliver the messages, they take really great care of their clients and it shows. If anyone looks hard enough they will always find something they dislike about a place. I have never had a complaint about Alpine.

More recent reviews

I was at Alpine Terrace from the 4th of February to the 25th and while there most of the staff was great, my only complaint is since leaving they are trying to make my daughter pay for an unknown reason/service. All charges or costs were covered by MY insurance coverage with both Aetna {Medicare} and GEHA which they apparently disregarded. I have tried calling multiple times and keep getting "Your call did not go through - Please try again"

I was in ALPINE TERRACE for rehab. The staff was fine. Because of the virus, we were all kind of locked down in our rooms. Normally they have an active community, but because of the COVID-19, even when you weren't in isolation, you were isolated. They did food prep that at the very worst was good. The food, for an institution, was good. The staff was real good, they had good therapists, good patient aides, and good nurses. But like everywhere else, on weekends staffing worsens. I think that's universal, almost everywhere in nursing homes. It goes from nine to twelve people during the day, Monday to Friday, down to one or two on the weekends. It's brutal. They're trying hard to meet the needs of the patients, and it's hard, the buzzers never stop. It's an older structure, it needs a lot of maintenance, and you have a maintenance crew working. Every day they're doing something, somewhere. It's kind of an X layout, it's got like four wings, and one nursing station in the middle that services all four wings. Normally they're a very active community, trips and such, but the COVID-19 took that away. They're very active, and they tie an activity back into therapy, unbeknownst to the people there. They do a lot of fun games, but actually it's for balance and strength, but the people playing the games don't know. They help without being intrusive.

I like the facility and the staff very much. The staff treated me like I was special. Great service!

I checked my diabetic father who had a foot ulcer in for a month long I’ve drip. Absolutely terrible service, the nurses didn’t care to do their jobs, terribly under staffed, didn’t even know how to change out his bandage, never gave him a shower, improperly feed him, and neglected him to the point where he now has been checked into the icu in terrible pain, if you care about your loved ones, do not send them here.

Alpine Terrace employees treat your loved ones with dignity and compassionate care. My parents have been there several weeks and are very happy. Mom and dad report the meals are really good with generous portions. All the staff are so sweet and caring to the people that live there. I often see upper nursing management out on the floor helping their staff, something you don’t often see in a care facility! All the staff: management, nursing, housekeeping, physical therapy, activities, kitchen, and maintenance are all always upbeat and helpful! I feel very lucky that Alpine Terrace was available for my parents! Many of my parents visitors, including friends and family , have commented on how clean the facility is with such friendly and caring staff!! Thank you Alpine Terrace for creating a positive, friendly and safe environment for my loved ones!

Location & neighborhood

746 Alpine Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028
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