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Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation

405 Shady Acres Lane

3(6 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
84
Medicare rating
1 of 5

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Ownership
For profit, Corporation
Certified beds
84
Ownership
Family-owned facility operated since 1965
Faith programming
Weekly nondenominational worship service with lunch

What Families Think

Shady Acres is a small, family-owned skilled nursing facility in Newton, Texas, operating since 1965 with a dedicated memory care wing and on-site rehabilitation therapy. Reviews are mixed: some praise the staff's warmth and faith-based programming, while one serious report describes severe neglect that led to a resident's death.

The Good

  • Family-owned and operated since 1965
  • Dedicated 32-bed secured memory care unit
  • On-site rehab: PT, OT, speech therapy
  • Reviewers describe close, personal staff connections
  • Weekly worship service with communal lunch

The Bad

  • One report of severe neglect leading to a resident's death
  • Google rating of 3 from only 6 reviews
  • Inconsistent care noted after resident's hospital return

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation

Shady Acres Health and Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility in Newton, Texas, founded in 1965 and family-owned and operated. The facility offers rehabilitation services including occupational, physical, speech, and restorative therapy for both long and short term residents, with an onsite gym supporting various therapeutic approaches.

In the late 1990s, Shady Acres established Betty's House, a dedicated 32-bed memory care unit specializing in dementia care. Betty's House features a secure environment with its own activities, dining room, and outdoor area, and was among the first dedicated memory care units in the region.

The facility sponsors Church Alive at Shady Acres, a Christian non-denominational worship service held Tuesday mornings, followed by lunch where residents and families can gather together. Shady Acres began as a ministry to the community and continues that mission through its various programs and services.

The facility is listed with the Texas Historic Commission and is managed by David Hines, son of founders Dr. Clint and Betty Hines, maintaining the quality standards the founders established.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

3overall · 6 ratings combined

3★ on Google (6)

Joe Miller

Jun 2024

via Google

I have not had a loved one here. However, this is where I would put my mom is she did not live in Kentucky. As A pastor, I called upon parishioners many times. Especially compared to nursing homes I have visited elsewhere, this is one of the best.

Anita Bolton

Apr 2024

via Google

Very pleased with what I have been seeing on my visits We had our first service today 3/17 at 2pm had a great service Please join us every week for service

K B

May 2018

via Google

My Mom lasted 6 months there. As long as she could get up and down, walk around, and was active she was ok there. They kept her clean and fed. However, she fell and broke her hip, had surgery, and then came back there. They did not feed her. We found her trays sitting there with plastic on them. She was unable to get to her food herself. They also did not keep an eye on her and she got out of bed and fell. I actually hired extra sitters who evidently did nothing. They were from the home and also from a place in Jasper. It is a long story. I live out of state and by the time I got there, she had starved to the point that she passed away three days after I got there. There were some workers that were nice to her, but it really does not matter if they did not feed her. I am so heartbroken over her death. It is a terrible feeling to know that I made the choice to put her in this place and they literally starved her to death. She had Alzheimer’s, but she knew me when I got there. How sad to know that she died this way. I would never send anyone else there.

Daelynn Wood

Feb 2017

via Google

I have a special connection with everybody there

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation offer?

Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation located?

Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation is located at 405 Shady Acres Lane in Newton, Texas.

What do families say about Shady Acres Health & Rehabilitation?

Shady Acres is a small, family-owned skilled nursing facility in Newton, Texas, operating since 1965 with a dedicated memory care wing and on-site rehabilitation therapy. Reviews are mixed: some praise the staff's warmth and faith-based programming, while one serious report describes severe neglect that led to a resident's death.

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