San Gabriel Rehabilitation And Care Center - Round Rock, Texas

Jennifer P.

As a hospice provider, I’ve had the privilege of working with many facilities, and San Gabriel Nursing and Rehab stands out for their exceptional care and professionalism. The staff consistently demonstrates compassion, attentiveness, and a deep commitment to supporting both patients and their families. They create a comforting and dignified environment where patients feel valued and cared for. Communication with the care team is seamless, and they go above and beyond to ensure that each patient’s needs are met with respect and kindness. It’s reassuring to know that our patients are in such capable and caring hands. I highly recommend San Gabriel for their outstanding level of care and support.

Wendy M.

It’s with heavy hearts my family and I have to announce our Beloved Mother’s Passing. She passed away Thursday, January 23, 2025 resting peacefully with me by her side at San Gabriel Nursing Home. My family and I would like to thank San Gabriel for all of the absolutely amazing support, love and care they gave our Mother in the short two and a half months Mom spent there. When Mom arrived she had just had a massive stroke and days later a severe fall that could have been prevented at the nursing home she had lived at for the previous 19 months. Her doctors after her fall didn’t expect her to live more than a few weeks or so. Thanks to the amazing Therapy, nursing and aide staff at San Gabriel Mom improved for a short time. I would recommend this nursing home to anyone! They are NUMBER ONE in my book. I just wish I had here there from the beginning.

Desmond M.

My grandmother recently stayed at San Gabriel for rehabilitation after her hip replacement, and the care she received was outstanding. The team of therapists and nursing staff was diligent, attentive, and genuinely cared for her well-being. A special shout-out to Debbie NP, who was incredibly supportive. She addressed all of my concerns with patience and compassion, making this difficult process easier for my family and me. I highly recommend San Gabriel for anyone in need of rehabilitation or medical care for their loved ones.

Sean S.

Do not ever send your loved ones here and do not let their recruiters lie to you about what they have. They do not have chefs or a menu to pick food from they have a felony quality food like prisoner food quality and only one choice per meal. They lie and said they had a full menu each day ya what ever one dish they wish to make. Their staff are more not good than good and well understaffed if you need assistance to go to the bathroom good luck the staff will be asleep at night our outright ignore the call light. My mom was here for rehab and she was abused by one of the staff members and told no one cares about her that's why she was their. FYI she was their cause she broke her hip and was their for rehabilitation not for nursing home. That same person also sat on her leg to pull off her diaper requiring a X-ray the next day cause of her carelessness and also told her she had to go in the diaper and would not help he go to the bathroom but all day she was aloud to go to the bathroom with assistance. This place would rather cover up their bad staffing than correct the problems.

Kym H.

The staff at San Gabriel Rehab are so incredibly kind and compassionate. I cannot say enough about how loving they have been as we transitioned Nina into her new home. From the directors of nursing to the therapy staff from the aids to the activities Director and so many other people, everyone has been so warm, welcoming, and encouraging. Thank you to the entire staff at San Gabriel rehabilitation center. You are all Godsends

Maya S.

Do not trust this place with your love ones . They were literally killing my father . Neglect to the fullest. We spoke up and they did nothing about it . We took my father out of that place at the perfect time . We took him straight to the hospital and what they told us about his health . All nurses need to be fired ASAP . They do not care about the patients. Do not believe them. They lied to our faces and we can prove it. We have pictures of the Neglect. They mess with wrong one . This is not over because my Father is longer there . shame on all of you

Karen E.

My aunt is receiving excellent care here. Two weeks into her rehabilitation and she’s almost at the level she was at before she had to go to the hospital. The building is clean and does not smell so that is a big plus.

Robert C.

Long overdue review, (but hey, I finally am getting this knocked off my to-do list, hah). No one tends to think about long term care, at least until their loved one seems to suddenly require it and they're rushed into making a decision. Such was the case for my mother. After providing in-home care for my mom with moderate-severe Alz, she had a fall related to an infection, which also caused fairly significant delirium. After a hospital stay to clear up the infection, we chose San Gabriel for her rehab, (which was covered via Medicare through her advantage plan), and they arranged transport for her. She spent several weeks, and while there she got the benefit of several different therapists, (physical, occupational, speech, etc), which was a big unexpected perk in my eyes. They even thought she may have some vision impairments unrelated to her dementia and arranged an optometrist to see her, (which revealed pretty advanced AMD). The staff seemed very caring and by the time she was cleared to return home we were happy to see her get some well-wishes from her caretakers.

Fast-forward several months, and I was being sent out of state for a work function for just over a week, with my spouse invited to attend on their dime as well. Never having used respite care before, I was hesitant but reached out to San Gabriel once again. Their intake staff and coordinators were great at 'holding my hand', and explained how everything would work on a voluntary self-pay basis. Their financial arrangement was more feasible than I had expected, and we started the process. During our week away, we managed to get updates as needed to help be reassured she was in good hands again, and even with her Alz, she remembered some of the activities they had her participate in. (She managed to tell us she went to church services, as they have volunteer pastors come by, which was great to learn about for her, and she also said something about some type of arts and crafts, though I myself can't recall what she made now....oops). This stay allowed us to take a week for ourselves, which as anyone who is a primary caregiver for a family member knows is something vital for our own health, though we never seem to actually do that for ourselves.

All said and done, (after this long review, but felt it important given you're not buying a car, you're looking or needing care for a loved-one), I would happily recommend San Gabriel. We had come close to investigating her being a full-time resident thanks to our two experiences with them, but by that time, mom had started declining fairly quickly, and we went the home-hospice route instead for her final time. If we hadn't been in a position to do that, (mentally, emotionally, financially, etc), I'm pretty sure we would have spoken to them about all our options including what they may have been able to offer her. None of us want to think about LTC, (or even short term rehab scenarios), but if you find yourself needing some help, it never hurts to call and speak to them, set up a meeting or a tour, etc. Hope my review helps anyone in a similar position as we once were.