Hickory Square Close to Presbyterian Hospital Kaufman

 

Situated on one square block in the city of Kaufman, Texas, Hickory Square provides assisted living on a tree-filled property, offering tranquility and security. Hickory Square is close to many establishments such as Walmart, the Kaufman County Senior Citizen Center, and police and fire departments. The assisted living facility is also close to the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Kaufman.

A 91-bed hospital, the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Kaufman provides service to the communities of Kaufman, Terrell, Crandall, Gun Barrel City, Forney, and Mabank, as well as other cities in the counties of Henderson and Kaufman.

The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society gave the hospital a Stage 7 award, which is the highest degree of electronic health record adoption that can be achieved by a hospital. Based on the latest hospital safety scores given by The Leapfrog Group, the hospital earned a grade of A for patient safety. It is also the only hospital in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to receive a Top 5 percent rating for two consecutive years for treating pneumonia, given by Premier Inc. and the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Kaufman was recently cited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for distinction in nursing with the Pathway to Excellence designation.

Hickory Square Serves Clients through the Star Waiver Program

 


Located in the city of Kaufman around 30 minutes from central Dallas, Hickory Square provides assisted living on a 50,000 square foot facility that hosts 60 beds. The assisted living facility is part of the Rosehaven Group, which is owned and operated by Wendy and Ray Manning. Dedicated to providing personalized care at an affordable price, Hickory Square is open to various payment options and is qualified to accept Medicaid through the Star Waiver program.

The STAR+PLUS Medicaid Waiver enables Texans who are disabled or are 65 years or older to live at home or in assisted living facilities and obtain the qualified nursing services they need. This program covers both nonmedical long-term services and medical care.

For individuals who have limited financial capability, nursing home care is paid by Medicaid. For people who instead prefer to live at home, there are instances when Medicaid will pay for care in these locations if such care can be delivered at a lower cost than that charged by a nursing home. This is carried out through Medicaid Waivers.