TEXAS NEURO REHAB CENTER

Our loved one spent 3+ months at the Post Acute Brain Injury (PABI) program. I hope I am able to express how pleased we are with the care, compassion, and professional attention he received. The staff, including medical, therapists, and administrative/case management, are absolute pros that took a personal interest and helped our loved one progress beyond our hopes and expectations. It is a clean, warm environment with so much available beyond a basic rehab environment. We are so grateful that he was able to participate and be nurtured in this program.

Texas Neuro Rehab Center took incredible care of my husband during one of the hardest times in our lives. The staff was patient, compassionate, and truly dedicated, and the therapies were absolutely amazing. They helped him regain strength, confidence, and real progress we didn’t think we’d see this soon. We’re deeply grateful for the kindness and support we experienced. I highly recommend this center to anyone needing neuro rehabilitation.

It was Friday, the 4th of July. I had just arrived to be admitted to the Brain Injury Program. While performing my admission assessment, one of the therapist looked me in the eye and said “I have worked at a lot of different places. This place is magical. I have seen miracles here.” I almost spit out my water. By the time I left 2 weeks later, I had seen miracles too. The admission assessments were completed quickly as no one wanted me to miss the pizza party. I had been a nurse for 20 years, recently retired. I have a decade of experience in SNF/LTC. Every interaction I had with staff was therapeutic. The patents helped each other with the reality of loss of function, provided support, encouragement. They were fighting battles you could see as they struggled to regain as much function as they could. I have also been a Psych nurse, Acute Inpatient. The support of peers who have “Been There, Done That.” means more than anything else. I was there for 2 weeks. I arrived broken, lost and angry. I left whole. I got a miracle, and a lesson in humility. I have helped patients who know that the only way they will get something to eat or drink is if you give it to them, for. They could not eat or drink on their own. There is a bond that forms, if it's done right. I watched and it was always done right. I was humbled by the care I received. I was in awe as I watched the care others received. We had movies and popcorn on the weekend. We went to a video arcade. For people whose lives have changed overnight, it felt like home, in other word ‘Heaven’. It took me a while to start writing this Google review using my real name because I did want to spend hours crying while composing it. I was the only patient that anyone could remember who had arrived by Uber. To all of the staff, Director, CNAs, Therapists (all you guys) and Nurses Thanks for the Miracle John Survis