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Corpus Christi, TX
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Corpus Christi. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityWooldridge Place Nursing Center in Corpus Christi, Texas is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located just over a mile from Corpus Christi Medical Center. The center offers inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, post-operative recovery and skilled nursing; its website notes an in‑house therapy and nursing team that develops individualized care plans to address each patient’s goals and needs.
The community operates a 120‑bed nursing center and provides a mix of short‑term rehabilitation and longer‑term nursing services; third‑party pages also list hospice as a service offered. Practical details shared on the facility site include a community Facebook page for updates and a stated focus on coordinated care between therapists and nursing staff rather than specific programming or rates.
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Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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My disabled spouse was there for care. He was majorly neglected. They did not give him his toothbrush or water so he could brush his teeth. They did not change his diaper in a timely manner. When hospice got there around 3 pm he was still in his morning diaper. His t-shirt was wet up to the middle of his back. They gave him a call button that did not work. They would not let him go to the dining hall for his meal. They would not let him use his electric wheelchair. When I asked for help to get him dressed and change his diaper so we could leave they said someone would be there shortly to help…
My disabled spouse was there for care. He was majorly neglected. They did not give him his toothbrush or water so he could brush his teeth. They did not change his diaper in a timely manner. When hospice got there around 3 pm he was still in his morning diaper. His t-shirt was wet up to the middle of his back. They gave him a call button that did not work. They would not let him go to the dining hall for his meal. They would not let him use his electric wheelchair. When I asked for help to get him dressed and change his diaper so we could leave they said someone would be there shortly to help me. No one showed up they ignored my request and after 2 hours of doing their job that they got paid for I finally was able to leave. Furthermore, the room was dirty and smelled of urine. The ceiling plaster was falling off the a/c vent was black with dust and there were dead cockroaches on the floors. Please do not send yourself loved one to this place.
This place is really starting to shape up ! They have done some very simple changes and it looks so much better. It always smells so clean when I walk in the building. My family was there for a short visit and she said even the food got better .
My Father was released after a week in the hospital after suffering severe blow to the head and lung clots. He was then placed in Wooldridge place. The room had a small bed where his legs hung over but this was corrected in about a day. For three days no Working toilet so he had to walk down the hall to a public restroom. The air conditioning did not work so we bought a fan to help cool the room a bit. The building roofers hammered for hours at a time so that helped with his headaches and breathing issues. The food was cold and barely edible which included his cold morning coffee. Three days…
My Father was released after a week in the hospital after suffering severe blow to the head and lung clots. He was then placed in Wooldridge place. The room had a small bed where his legs hung over but this was corrected in about a day. For three days no Working toilet so he had to walk down the hall to a public restroom. The air conditioning did not work so we bought a fan to help cool the room a bit. The building roofers hammered for hours at a time so that helped with his headaches and breathing issues. The food was cold and barely edible which included his cold morning coffee. Three days had passed and maintenance could not correct the issues. I went and spoke with an employee and soon a Social worker arrived. She quickly corrected the problem and he was transferred to a decent room near the front. He was released a few days later without being given a prescription for the meds he was on. We went to bay area ER and they made calls. The nurse at Wooldridge bluntly told me that they do not give prescriptions. Total chaos and unnecessary stress.
One star only because I had to mark one but this has been worse place ever. Witnessed childish behavior from administration team (picture posted on wall). Pointing fingers and scolding a staff member then an unprofessional staff member yelling down hallway in anger to another staff member. Roaches everywhere. Food is always cold. My loved one not cared for properly (was left in a wet brief). No hot water, so bath for my loved one. I should of pulled my loved one out sooner when I saw there wasn't many patients and when I smelt strong urine odor down hallways.
They need to get a lot of things in order.
Wonderful and caring group of people who took very good care of my mother during her rehab. Too many to thank personally but true professionals. Thank you all.
I visited a friend, everyone was extremely friendly
Great facility, very well kept and staff is great with patients.