Memorial City Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

About this community

Memorial City Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a non-profit skilled nursing facility in Houston, TX, operated by Wellsential Health and managed by Regency Integrated Health Services as part of a network of 65+ Texas locations. The center offers skilled nursing, therapy and rehabilitation, memory care, hospice, and home health services, with specialized programs for cardiac, pulmonary, stroke, orthopedic, and dementia-related conditions. Rooms are available in private and semi-private configurations, and on-site amenities include an outdoor courtyard, a therapy gym, WiFi, and transportation. The facility accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.

Medical care & daily support

Specialized care

Alzheimer's, Dementia, Memory Care, Cardiac Care, Diabetes Care and Management, Pulmonary Care, Stroke Care, Tracheostomy Care, Respiratory Therapy, Wound Care, Orthopedic Care, Joint Replacement Rehabilitation, Post-Surgical Care

Therapy services

Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Outpatient Therapy, Diathermy, E-Stim, Ultrasound Modalities

Activities

Recreational Activities

Facility details

Parent company

Wellsential Health (non-profit), managed by Regency Integrated Health Services

Outdoor spaces

Yes

Questions to ask when you tour

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   Multilingual Support Details

   The facility's website offers language options in Arabic, Spanish, French, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) — ask during your tour whether multilingual staff are available on-site, or whether translation is provided through an interpreter service, so you can plan accordingly for your loved one.

2. 2

   CMS Star Rating

   This facility currently holds a 2-star rating from CMS, which is below average — ask leadership directly about what has contributed to that rating and what specific steps they are taking to improve staffing, inspections, or quality measures.

3. 3

   Pricing and Private-Pay Rates

   Pricing is not listed on the facility's website, so ask for a full written breakdown of costs for the level of care your loved one needs, including what is covered under Medicare or Medicaid and what may be billed separately.

4. 4

   Staffing Ratios and Credentials

   Staffing information is not publicly detailed, so ask about the nurse-to-resident ratio on each shift and the credentials of staff who would be caring for your loved one, especially if they have complex medical needs such as tracheostomy care or respiratory therapy.

5. 5

   Cultural and Dietary Needs

   There is currently no public information about cultural programming or dietary accommodations — if your family has specific cultural, religious, or dietary needs, bring those up directly with the admissions team to confirm what can be arranged.

6. 6

   Visiting and Family Involvement

   Visiting policies and family engagement programs are not described publicly, so ask what visiting hours look like, how families are kept informed about a resident's care, and whether there are formal opportunities for family participation in care planning.

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   VA Benefits

   It is not yet confirmed whether this facility accepts VA benefits — if your loved one is a veteran, ask the admissions team directly about VA coverage and whether they have experience navigating the VA authorization process.