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Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation

1808 N. Quaker

3.3(12 ratings)· Lubbock average: 4.3

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Quick Facts

Total units
24
Medicare rating
4 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
For profit, Partnership
Certified beds
95
Therapy services
On-site PT, OT, and speech therapy
Visiting hours
Visitors welcome daily from 7am to 9pm
Stay options
Both long-term care and short-term rehab stays

What Families Think

Reviews for Transitional Learning Center at Lubbock are sharply mixed, with families split between praising a devoted physical therapy team and reporting serious concerns about nursing care, cleanliness, and billing. Several reviewers describe medication errors, unaddressed emergencies, and unsanitary conditions, while one reviewer credits the staff with going out of their way to care for family members.

The Good

  • Physical therapy staff described as phenomenal
  • One reviewer called staff kind and devoted
  • Recently renovated interior and exterior

The Bad

  • Multiple reports of neglect and slow emergency response
  • One report of a medication administration error
  • One report of dirty kitchen and housekeeping areas
  • One report of a surprise $9,000 bill after a resident's death

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About Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation

Transitional Learning Center at Lubbock is a nursing and rehabilitation facility in Lubbock, Texas, offering high-quality long-term care and short-term inpatient rehabilitative services available 24/7. The community provides cost-effective healthcare options with a variety of payment plans for both long-term care and rehabilitative stays.

Clinical services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy available on both inpatient and outpatient bases. Upon admission, residents receive a comprehensive clinical evaluation by the nursing team, including a head-to-toe assessment and discussion of diagnosis, medications, and activity level. Clinical interventions are designed to address special needs and promote safe and timely discharge.

The facility has recently undergone renovation and welcomes visitors daily from 7am to 9pm. The community emphasizes developing personal relationships with residents and families, focusing on meeting not only physical needs but also fostering meaningful connections during care and recovery.

Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

3.3overall · 12 ratings combined

3.3★ on Google (12)

Rosie Francka

Apr 2026

via Google

It is an older facility, but they have recently updated the interior and exterior. It may not be the shiniest penny but you will not ever find a more kind and devoted staff. They have gone out of their way to care for both of my sisters and I will be eternally grateful.

beste

Mar 2025

via Google

my husband was transferred here and this place is horrible nursing staff are good but yet haven't seen housekeeping around the kitchen counters are dirty the stove and microwave are dirty with food stuck on it and the sink by the stove has dirty old towels with what looks like coffee spilled clean up same juice gets served for all meals and if they aren't serving apple sauce it's a fruit cup I've not seen no kind of activity going on some one was choking they never called EMS for evaluation

Ramon Zuniga

Oct 2023

via Google

first I just want to post my serious concerns with the staff here. first upon arrival the staff was friendly nice and accommodating. physical staff IS Phenomenal, love it. Now the nursing staff, when first got here I was told that I had blood pressure and placed me on bp meds. Now first my bp was took with inaccurate/outdated bp machines from Walmart, after a few days of being on bp meds .................... WOW now as I'm literally writing this post a nurse came to give me my IV meds in my central line and this particular nurse gave me someone else's medication. I immediately asked to take it off. I'm glad that another nurse has educated me to check the label on my meds to make sure that it's mine. But please be aware with who is staying in here like family or loved ones cause there is neglect and just really poor awareness with certain nurses. not all but there is a couple that just don't care. I will be willingly checking myself out of this place first thing in the morning. seriously as I I'm writing this post this happened. I'm just trying to place awareness for the families of this place.i will be reporting to the state.

Vicky Martinez

Sep 2018

via Google

Took my husband after a surgery. The place was not what I expected. There were nails sticking out the wall and at that time my husband didn't have good balance and would fall back so that nail sticking out scared me.theyput my husband in a tiny room small like a bathroom together with an elderly man there no chairs had to sit on a potty chair. My husband needed a wheel chair brought a chair when he tried to stand up he took the sides with him that chair was broken and unsafe.he was there for 3 days no shower.they never went in to check up on him I know cause I stayed there all day till closing time. I felt my husband was not being taken care of. Long story short I get a phone call that he was founded on d floor he had fallen but he was OK. I hung up n work my son up n said that's it get d wheel chair I'm getting him out of that place . Got to mi casita n told my wake up I'm taking you home but he wouldn't open his eyes so called d nurse n said what's wrong with him she keep saying he's find I said no his not have you check his blood sugar no I said call the ambulance. When to the hospital unresponsive n in ICU. Asking for prayers.d not take your loves ones there please.

Kandee Wills

Jun 2017

via Google

They took care of my uncle for about 6 months and AFTER he died they wana charge me for $9000 for fees not paid by medicare. This is after they told me he was covered. They don't let anyone stay who can't pay so why did they let him stay and try to charge me 3 months after he died!!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation offer?

Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation offers Assisted Living.

Where is Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation located?

Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation is located at 1808 N. Quaker in Lubbock, Texas.

What do families say about Lubbock LTC Nursing and Rehabilitation?

Reviews for Transitional Learning Center at Lubbock are sharply mixed, with families split between praising a devoted physical therapy team and reporting serious concerns about nursing care, cleanliness, and billing. Several reviewers describe medication errors, unaddressed emergencies, and unsanitary conditions, while one reviewer credits the staff with going out of their way to care for family members.

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