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Fort Worth, TX
Skilled Nursing in Fort Worth. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityMira Vista Court in Fort Worth, Texas is presented as a facility offering skilled nursing, long-term care and short-term rehabilitation. The community describes on-site therapy services that include physical, occupational and speech therapy and emphasizes individualized care plans developed with clinical staff. The center lists a licensed bed capacity of 142 and notes that admissions are accepted around the clock, seven days a week.
Practical details on daily life include recommended visiting hours from about 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and an admissions team that reviews payment options such as Medicare, Medicaid, private funding and managed care plans. The provider materials indicate coordination with independent physicians and a focus on wellness, rehabilitation goals and family involvement in care planning.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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My 93 year old mother is at Mira Vista Court because she needs more help than we can provide. The team there, whether it’s day shift, weekend shift, busy, or anything else, is wonderful. They help mom with routine daily living care, medical care, and social interactions. I would highly recommend the facility for their expertise, and genuine compassion. And on top of that, mom loves the food! Couldn’t ask for anything better. Thank you to the aides, nurses, and everyone. ❣️
Do not ever consider putting your loved one in this rehab center. I've called FWPD at least 4 times because no nurse, no CNA no Caretaker on our hallway for over an hour with a patient screaming for help. When FWPD come out, someone meets them in the lobby & says they got it from under control & send them on their way. My son's been involved in this for days they want to transfer me to Skyline rehab center which is fine with me but tell me I can take my personal items with me then my son had to drive all the way out here to Mira Vista from Azle to pick up my personal things they would let me…
Do not ever consider putting your loved one in this rehab center. I've called FWPD at least 4 times because no nurse, no CNA no Caretaker on our hallway for over an hour with a patient screaming for help. When FWPD come out, someone meets them in the lobby & says they got it from under control & send them on their way. My son's been involved in this for days they want to transfer me to Skyline rehab center which is fine with me but tell me I can take my personal items with me then my son had to drive all the way out here to Mira Vista from Azle to pick up my personal things they would let me just hold them in my lap. I'm going to take you back to your room from a wheelchair they'll move you to the middle of your room floor where you can't reach for your phone or the TV remote walk out & never return. You can't call for a Nurse because you can't reach the remote. The food here is the worst I've ever had in my entire life I would rather eat hog slop. The nurses come in and act like it bothers them to come help you. I'm diabetic I need to eat every 2 or 3 hours and the nurse comes in and says I don't have nothing but goldfish, turns and walks out. Here are 2 videos of my neighbor crying for help for a solid hour & nobody on our hall.
The custodial crew does a great job keeping the facility clean. They came into my room & spot cleaned everything & made it smell like new. Very appreciative of their attention to detail.
I was just discharged from Mira Vista Court about two weeks ago, and I have never felt so welcomed or cared for. It was my first time as a resident, in a place such as this. Both my parents were residents in two different care facilities in Fort Worth. Dad's was long term and Mom's was rehabilitation for three weeks. I visited often enough to form relationships with the CNA'S, Nurses and Executive staff overlooking their care. The really amazing thing about Mira Vista Court is that everyday I was there, I had people from Mira Vista Court there that believed in me, that encouraged me and became friends of mine. I consider Mira Vista Court the best place that I could have chosen. The very best. The CNA'S, Nurses, Activity Director Carol, kitchen staff and Executive Staff were amazing. They all cared about me and my needs. I had personal goals to achieve and I was encouraged every minute of each day. I got cheers even. Thank you Liz ( Director of Admissions ), Viviana (Therapy,) Simm (Therapy) Tramelious LVN, Tericka my best buddy (cna), Dean,(cna) Peggy,(cna) Joanne (cna), Chandra R.N. Lou R.N., plus too many more to thank!
I wanted to praise this building and staff for the amazing job they did with one of my loved ones. The front desk receptionist Mrs. Flores is simply the best part of the day every time we go in. Always friendly and helpful. Liz and Rebecca have been attentive and supportive. I would highly recommend this place to anyone seeking placement for their loved one!
In my 3 year experience with this place, having my loved one here, it has been The most frustrating and maddening experience. The nurses never know anything of what is going on. They won’t give out the Dr’s phone number and when I ask for them to call me I do not get a call. They have high turnover in staff and use temp services for aides. I literally have to go and make sure she has sheets in her bed because I have visited and found her and her room mate laying in the bare mattress. I have found used syringes left in the room, and trash left on the floor. I have to get them water as their drink wares always empty. I want to move her so much but she has a friend there and does want to leave that friend. This is one of the most expensive places as a nursing home and is not what they advertise. Don’t put your loved one there!
Came and toured Mira Vista Court – such a welcoming place! Chip (I believe that was his name) was the best door greeter. He welcomed me with, 'Welcome to Mira Vista Court, where the best begins!' – and it truly felt that way. Liz was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to explain the Medicaid Pending process in a way I could fully understand. She was nothing short of kind, compassionate, and patient, easing my worries during a difficult time. Sadly, my mother passed before I could bring her here, but I will absolutely recommend Mira Vista Court to others looking for a great place to call home.
After touring 6 different places in Fort Worth, we chose Mira Vista Court. This is a lovely facility and I think it's the nicest place I saw. The staff are all very kind and helpful. Our Grandma is extremely happy here.