Long Term Care

Long-Term Care in Tyler, Texas

Park Place Nursing & Rehabilitation provides long-term care in Tyler, TX for seniors who need ongoing support in a stable, respectful environment. When living at home is no longer safe or realistic, long-term care offers consistency - daily routines, attentive care, and dependable oversight.

Our approach is straightforward: treat residents with dignity, keep families informed, and provide the steady support that protects comfort and quality of life over time.

Long-term care is not a quick fix. It’s the right kind of support when needs are ongoing and consistency matters.

Consistent Support for Daily Living

Long-term care supports residents who need help with daily routines such as mobility, dressing, bathing, and personal care - along with ongoing supervision and assistance that helps prevent accidents and setbacks.

Needs can change slowly or quickly. We adjust care plans over time so support stays appropriate, practical, and focused on the resident as an individual.

Long-term care may include support such as:

• Assistance with daily living activities and personal care
• Medication management and routine oversight
• Monitoring of chronic conditions and health changes
• Help with mobility, transfers, and fall prevention support
• Coordination with physicians and outside providers
• A stable routine focused on comfort and safety

Clinical Oversight When Needs Are Ongoing

Many long-term residents require continued monitoring and clinical support. Whether the primary need is daily assistance, ongoing condition management, or higher-level nursing involvement, our team coordinates care to keep residents safe and comfortable.

If your loved one needs 24-hour licensed nursing care, you may want to review our Skilled Nursing services.

If the need is temporary coverage while a caregiver rests or travels, you may also explore Respite Care .

A Long-Term Care Setting Families Can Trust

Families choose long-term care when they need consistency, safety, and a dependable plan - not uncertainty. We understand this decision carries weight. Our responsibility is to provide a stable environment where residents are treated with respect and families have clear communication.

Long-term care should feel steady, not chaotic. It should feel personal, not institutional. We aim to provide the kind of care that makes families comfortable with the decision they had to make.

What to Expect with Long-Term Care

Long-term care begins with understanding needs, routines, and comfort priorities. From there, care plans guide daily support and adjust as circumstances change.

Care Planning and Ongoing Communication

Families should not have to guess. We encourage questions and provide straightforward communication so families understand the care plan, what’s changing, and what the next steps look like.

Some residents benefit from therapy support as part of long-term care. You can learn more on our Rehabilitation page .