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.