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The median cost of assisted living in Longview for a single-occupancy apartment is $3,100/month (Genworth - 2018). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

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The median cost of nursing homes in Longview for a single-occupancy apartment is $5,505/month (Genworth - 2021). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

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If I could give Highland Pines NO stars, I would.

ABSOLUTELY THE WORST PATIENT SERVICES EVER! The staff is not professional and does not attend to the patients until you complain. They do not have enough people to take care of the patients, and the nurses are always sitting at the desk talking. My sister did not receive a bath, nor did anyone offer to give her one. No one assisted her with her ADL's, and she had on the same clothes from the date she entered the facility until two days later when I finally changed them. Someone stole her brand new package of socks and house slippers. Highland Pines replaced them, but it's the fact that someone stole them in the first place. I was hesitant to place my sister in this facility due to Highland Pines previously having numerous Health and Life Safety Code violations.
At the time, my sister was in the hospital. Her Social Worker informed me that she had been denied admission to other nursing facilities in the area due to COVID-19 and their lack of staff. But Highland Pines had accepted her. So, Highland Pines was not my choice. It was the last resort. After her admission, I quickly found out that the State Violations, such as the Life Safety and Health Codes noted to be corrected, were not fixed. The facility is still not developing a complete care plan that meets its resident's needs. This was evident after speaking with the nurse at the facility where my sister was transferred; the records transferred with her were inadequate.
Highland Pines is still not making sure each resident is being watched and has assistance devices, when needed, to prevent accidents. My sister's call light was tied up to her nightstand, out of her reach. She fell on the second day at the facility. I am not sure what happened. The nurse that called me said that "my sister's wheelchair slide from under her." She said no was in the room when it happened. She was found on the floor in her bathroom.  So, if no one was in the room, how does she know that my sister's wheelchair slipped from underneath her?  The same day when I visited my sister, I had been in her room for 3.5 hours, and not one nurse or nurse aide stopped in to check on her. Mind you, High Land Pines's COVID-19 restrictions states that visitors can only visit for 2 hours.
Additionally, when I arrived, my sister was soaked in urine, her brief was overflowing, her clothes hadn't been changed, and she stated that she was exhausted from sitting in her wheelchair all day long. So, in my opinion, I believe and have witnessed that Highland Pines is still not providing quality services. I would not advise nor recommend that anyone take their loved one to this facility.  Please make sure to search for nursing home inspection violations. Below, I have copied and pasted the link for the Texas Health &amp; Human Service's provider search; once you have found the facility, click on the inspection link to view any violation.  https://apps.hhs.texas.gov/ltcsearch/providersearch.cfm

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