Sedona Trace Health And Wellness in Austin, TX operates as a licensed nursing home offering comprehensive skilled-nursing services. Registered nurses are on duty around the clock to monitor vital signs, manage medications, and carry out physician-ordered treatments such as IV therapy, wound care, and post-surgical recovery programs. Physical, occupational, and speech therapists are available on-site to deliver individualized rehabilitation plans aimed at improving mobility, speech, and daily-living skills. A medical director oversees each resident’s plan of care, working closely with attending physicians and specialists to adjust treatment goals as health needs change.

Beyond its core skilled-nursing services, the community supports residents with a range of supplemental clinical programs. These include pain management, diabetes monitoring, cardiac rehabilitation, respiratory therapy, and continence management. Social workers coordinate discharge planning and handle care transitions, while licensed dietitians and pharmacists ensure nutritional and medication regimens remain appropriate. The facility also provides respite stays, hospice coordination, on-site diagnostic testing, and a structured infection-control program designed to minimize hospital readmissions.

Accommodations at this assisted-living facility include a mix of private and semi-private rooms outfitted with hospital-grade adjustable beds, in-room nurse-call systems, and bathrooms with safety grab bars. Many rooms feature individual climate controls, basic cable, Wi-Fi, and personal closet space, though not all accommodations have all of these features. Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance services are provided, and residents may personalize their living areas with approved furnishings and décor in accordance with safety guidelines.

Dining is managed by a culinary team working under the guidance of a registered dietitian. Three daily meals are prepared on site, emphasizing balanced nutrition and texture-appropriate options for residents with swallowing difficulties. Specialized menus accommodate diabetic, cardiac, and low-sodium diets, and snacks are offered between meals to support caloric and hydration needs. Meals are typically served in a communal dining room to encourage social interaction, but room-service trays can be arranged for residents whose medical conditions require in-room dining. Not every dining plan includes every option, so families should review individual preferences and any associated fees during the admission process.