Drug Rehab Centers in Driftwood, Texas

I truly feel comfortable and safe when I walk through those doors! Miss Joyce is a pleasure to work with. They have instilled a judgement free zone. The topics and course curriculum allows for questions, answers, and insight.

My husband was a patient at Texas Neuro Rehab hospital twice. Once in 2014 and again in 2024. In 2014 he was 57 years old. He had by-pass surgery, there were complications, which led to a long hospital stay of over 60 days. He had three heart surgeries within about a two-week period. He was intubated twice for a total of about three weeks. He had double pneumonia. His thoracic surgeon suggested Texas NeuroRehab because of their great rehab program and expertise in dealing with pulmonary issues.When my husband arrived at Texas NeuroRehab in Jan. 2014, he was not walking, could not sit up. he was receiving tube feeds, he had double pneumonia, a bed sore, throwing up and diarrhea. Within about one week the pneumonia was much better, he had it for over six weeks in the hospital. He was up sitting in a wheelchair, no diarrhea or throwing up. The bed sore healed in less than two weeks.Within four weeks he came home on a walker. The doctors and nurses and the neurologist were outstanding and had faith that my husband would make a full recovery, which he did. They met with me each week to review his progress and were very honest about his progress, letting me know that a huge part of his recovery was his full participation in therapy sessions. He came home in four weeks on a walker. He no longer needed the walker after being home for about a week and within a month of coming home he repaired an old car. He went back to work for over 10 years.In December 2023, my husband contracted COVID, he went into the hospital on December 7, 2023. He had two seizures (he had never had a seizure in his life). Other issues occurred in the hospital causing him to get fluid in his lungs causing him to be intubated for about two weeks. He was in the hospital for about 48 days. I requested rehab at Texas NeuroRehab. Some hospital doctors and therapist tried to convince me that my husband could not tolerate three hours a day of therapy, five days a week because he was weak and unable to stand and he was 67.The Texas NeuroRehab intake nurse, Cassie McIntyre, contacted me immediately to start the process. It took almost two weeks because of issues with the hospital and insurance wanting him to go to a "skilled nursing" facility. I knew my husband would receive excellent care at Texas NeuroRehab. I said NO to a "skilled nursing" facility. Cassie encouraged me to not give up. She helped me with an insurance appeal. She and the hospital case manager, nurses and techs on the heart floor were awesome!!!!My husband arrived at Texas Neuro Rehab on Jan. 29, 2024. I stayed with him his entire stay. He was not walking; he could not stand for more than a few seconds. He was receiving tube feedings, which hospital therapists communicated he needed indefinitely and suggested putting a tube in his stomach. Within one day of being at Texas Neuro Rehab. The speech therapist, Greg did a swallow test and felt confident that my husband could start eating food, again. By Friday of the same week the tube was removed. Within about 1 1/2 weeks, I was able to dress him without help. He came home on Feb. 26, 2024. He is walking without a walker, driving, performing household tasks and completing some home repairs.I believe my husband would not have recovered and gotten back to his life, if not for the doctors and therapists. Dr. Laura Gilbey, who believed he could benefit from being at Texas Neuro Rehab and encouraged Cassie to continue working with me. Dr. Amy Arrant, Dr. "Chip" and therapist at Texas Neuro Rehab - Greg, Cameron, Michelle, Jennifer, Jessika. They believe he would return home to live a normal life, taking care of himself without assistance. The facility was very clean. Nurses, techs and front desk staff were very professional and caring.The insurance denied my husband's last week stay at Texas NeuroRehab. Dr. Arrant refused to send him home because he was not medically ready to be discharged. I cannot thank Dr. Arrant enough for keeping my husband at Texas NeuroRehab until he was ready to be released.Blessings Texas Neuro Rehab staff!!

The male receptionist that schedules appointments is so rude. I hate calling to reschedule or schedule appts with him. However the Dr I see is great!

I have stayed at this hospital twice, both stays I was treated with care, concern and respect and so appreciated all the time outdoors we got on the large beautiful patio. You are able to spend at least half your time outside about which was HUGE in my recovery personally, I'm sad the new hospital will not offer this. My doctors seemed to have very genuine concern for me and the staff was really nice. I highly recommend this facility. Only complaint is that in my second stay there was no hot water for the women left after the men showered on that unit. Some of the staff was really wonderful and advocated for us to have a rotation or to be able to shower in the mornings however. Otherwise best hospital I've ever been to and I've been to a few. Daily classes are available, access to computers a couple times a week and peer support specialists.

Great location and care team. Completely different from my previous experience with the Oakland, California VA clinic in terms of location and esthetic. Watching planes take off from the parking lot is also a huge plus for aviation buffs!

This place saved my life. Went there in 2011. I'm 36 now and once awhile I wonder what if I didn't, would I still be here. My doctor at the time was Betty F. Cannot remember her last name, but she was really the best. She opened my eyes and taught me I wasn't crazy and there wasn't really anything wrong with me. Said my "parents" got lazy with me because it was just more convenient for them if I was ignorant. They weren't really my parents, but merely caregivers. They didn't want to be my parents and it showed. Took one phone call on the speaker with Betty and my dad (without him knowing) she wanted me to hear it myself what he and my stepmom would say about me. Scapegoat in families is a real unfortunate problem when it comes to mental health and disabilities. Betty F. knew how to gain my trust and she knew how to pull me out the nightmare I was living. I will forever be extremely thankful for the life skills I learned in the groups. Almost 13 years later I looked this place up just hoping they're still in business. If I ever make a million dollars, I will definitely invest in them. The classes that teach you life skills and how to interact with others is beneficial in ways you don't learn in school. Mental health is essential. I'm hoh and it still taught me so much. Coping skills will be your life jacket and learning to be your own best friend will be the most challenging and rewarding experience. Retrain your thoughts, redirect your thoughts. Took years, but the "bad" thoughts gets better. They tone down and eventually fade. Always practice redirecting thoughts, triggers come and go. But doesn't hit as bad. Rely on the coping skills to get through every bad day. Because your best days will come and you'll know life can be good. You have to focus on what you can do and stay busy on positive things. Anyway, I just wanted to say I am so very grateful for this place and opportunities they give people to live a better life and have a great future. They did for me.