McKinney Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center

My experience with the staff at McKinney Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center has been very positive. The caregivers and nurses were attentive, compassionate, and genuinely seemed to care about the well-being of the residents. The facility was clean, organized, and had a welcoming environment. It’s clear that the team works hard to make residents feel comfortable and supported. I appreciate the dedication the staff shows every day, and I would recommend McKinney Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center to anyone looking for a place where their loved one will be treated with kindness and respect.

Great stuff

Outstanding clinical care and strong leadership. The nursing team is kind, knowledgeable, responsive, and truly dedicated to resident well-being. The facility maintains high standards for cleanliness, safety, and quality.

I am only giving 2 starts because some of the care team were nice. Possibly over worked, understaffed. I dont know why they failed my dad. He went to gain strength back after being treated in the hospital for a week. He went downhill the entire time he was in this rehab. He complained for days he was having trouble breathing, finally, after him yelling when no one came to the call light, it was determined his O2 machine was malfunctioning so they switched him to tanks. Due to the distance, I couldn't be there all of the time but twice that I was there, his tank ran dangerously low and one time, ran completely out! I had to run down the hall and find someone to help. I arrived for a visit about 2pm one day and he was unconscious! I alerted a nurse, she said he was probably sleepy. I trusted her but as I sat and tried to wake him, it wasn't working and I know my dad. Finally they called 911 about 330. No one could definitely tell the paramedics the last time he was fully alert. He ended up on a ventilator for a few days. We are now recovering in another rehab close to me after a week in the hospital to stabilize him. His O2 issues caused a massive build up of CO2 in his blood. It nearly killed him. He also had bed sores on his back side.

Would be 0 if it was available. My dad was brought here last week and was strip searched and food shoved down his throat. He has no teeth and tried telling the nurse he couldn't eat it. When I went to check on him 2 hours after he was admitted, he was traumatized and wanted to leave. We put him in a wheelchair and with the help of a staff member to let us out (doors need a code) we walked right out. They never asked who I was or who he was. They called his grandson 3 hours later asking if he knew where he was. DO not take anyone you care about there.