Llano Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Terisa Sauveur

Jul 2026

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My mom has been in their care for a month now and I am so impressed with the care she is getting! Great nurses and aids, Clean and efficient! Everyone smiles and treats her like family! Highly recommended them.

Jennifer Spratlen

Apr 2026

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We requested for my mother-in-law to be sent here when she needed rehab. It's a wonderful facility where the administration and staff whole heartedly care about the residents. The building is under new management and it's made a remarkable difference from years past. The residents are happy and well cared for. One of the most impressive things is: the facility administrator welcomes "drop in" visits. Anyone can go by and see them anytime and surprise the staff with an unscheduled visit - they encourage it and look forward to showing visitors around.

Laura Rock

Nov 2025

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Everyone is absolutely great my mother has been so happy scents we moved her here. She smiles so much now that she is here. The staff is so attentive to her and her needs, anytime I have a concern they get right on it.

Carla Foth

Oct 2025

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Cute place in the Hill Country! Staff very kind and helpful. They all seem happy. Love the culture. The residents also seem happy and appear to be well cared for.

Bri Hutchison

Apr 2024

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This review is long overdue. For those reading, please know that my review is based on our experience from over a year ago, so staff changes and upgrades may have taken place since then. I'm going to be blunt. If you love your family member, don't send them here unless you absolutely have to. I will say we had one good nurse, who I believe was an occupational therapist, and unfortunately I don't remember her name. However, she was stretched incredibly thin which prevented her from being able to do her job as thoroughly as needed. This is not her fault, but the fault of staffing and probably a lack of funding. The rest of the nurses were fine I guess, but none of them are actually focused on rehabilitation. They come in, give a pill or two, check blood pressure, bring food and go away. The fact that they even refer the themselves as a rehabilitation center is actually laughable, because they essentially just served as an adult baby sitting service. They really didn't do anything at all. And worse, a few nurses in particular were absolutely horrible. They would huff and puff every time my father asked for help to use the restroom, one nurse completely forgot about him and left him in his room to wait and wait and wait, and another one threw a fit and told him to just pee in his medical urinal bottle. The facility itself is run down, smells horrible, is very dingy, and has very little for the patients to do. The rooms are small and many of the rooms do not have anything except a bed. My father was alone, staring at a blank wall for days. I still want to cry when I think about it. He couldn't walk on his own at the time, and no one bothered to help him outside for fresh air or to sit with other people until I came in and did it myself. We had to beg for a TV, and the one we received didn't work. Then we got a new one, and it was so tiny he couldn't even see the screen because his eyes are bad. But it was better than sitting in that old dusty room alone, waiting for me to drive in all the way from Temple to see him (unfortunately I was not the one in charge of where he was located at the time). Look, I get that there's a lack of funding. I understand and empathize with that. But maybe if they cared about their patients they would do more community outreach. Do events. Make requests for donations. Do SOMETHING. Do more, do better. Please please please if you're reading this, considere donating to this place. TVs, board games, room decorations and art, outdoor activities, anything for the patients to enjoy. Medical equipment would be helpful too (that's another thing, they had limited equipment and the walker my dad received was broken. Wheel chairs were too small). Consider asking a local choir or school to volunteer here or perform here for the patients. I wish I lived in town so I could do more. But what's really sad to me is that whoever runs this place doesn't seem to care at all about doing any of that themselves, like reaching out to the community, to make this place a little less sad and depressing. Just do your loved ones a favor and find somewhere else to go unless you're desperate.