The Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (TDADS) and Long Term Care-Regulatory (LTCR) conducts an annual inspection of all licensed nursing facilities to ensure compliance
with the state and federal guidelines for quality health care and
life safety code regulations.
The Sarah Roberts French Home (facility license # 12507) is committed to excellence in long-term nursing care. Results from state inspections of all licensed nursing facilities including SRFH may be found on-line.
View a comparison model of Long-term Care facilities using the Quality Report System (QRS), find more information about how to contact LTCR, or learn how to file a complaint or other useful facts.
Federal compliance is also required by all nursing homes in the United States. Each home must complete an in depth assessment
on each resident that resides in the home. This assessment begins upon admission and is updated quarterly and annually thereafter
for the duration of the resident’s stay.
The information collected pertains to the resident’s physical condition, clinical condition and abilities. The Center for Medicare
and Medicaid Services (CMS) analyzes the information collected in these reports in an attempt to help you, the consumer, evaluate nursing homes. It is important to keep in mind that scoring is
based on many factors and is subjective. Please ask our admissions director to clarify any questions that you may have about federal quality scores and check out the government’s website for tips
on how to choose a nursing home.
with the state and federal guidelines for quality health care and
life safety code regulations.
The Sarah Roberts French Home (facility license # 12507) is committed to excellence in long-term nursing care. Results from state inspections of all licensed nursing facilities including SRFH may be found on-line.
View a comparison model of Long-term Care facilities using the Quality Report System (QRS), find more information about how to contact LTCR, or learn how to file a complaint or other useful facts.
Federal compliance is also required by all nursing homes in the United States. Each home must complete an in depth assessment
on each resident that resides in the home. This assessment begins upon admission and is updated quarterly and annually thereafter
for the duration of the resident’s stay.
The information collected pertains to the resident’s physical condition, clinical condition and abilities. The Center for Medicare
and Medicaid Services (CMS) analyzes the information collected in these reports in an attempt to help you, the consumer, evaluate nursing homes. It is important to keep in mind that scoring is
based on many factors and is subjective. Please ask our admissions director to clarify any questions that you may have about federal quality scores and check out the government’s website for tips
on how to choose a nursing home.
Ombudsman Program
An ombudsman is a specially trained advocate to residents of
long-term care facilities. An ombudsman will provide information
to residents, family and staff about resident’s rights, nursing facility requirements and help identify resources in and out of the facility. Additionally, the ombudsman will help to identify, investigate, and resolve concerns you may have on behalf of the resident. The ombudsman work’s with the residents, families and staff to resolve complaints and concerns.
Our home encourages all residents and family members to become familiar with their Ombudsman for the Bexar county
area. Call Nick Monreal at 210-362-5200 or find more
information about the Ombudsman Program.
long-term care facilities. An ombudsman will provide information
to residents, family and staff about resident’s rights, nursing facility requirements and help identify resources in and out of the facility. Additionally, the ombudsman will help to identify, investigate, and resolve concerns you may have on behalf of the resident. The ombudsman work’s with the residents, families and staff to resolve complaints and concerns.
Our home encourages all residents and family members to become familiar with their Ombudsman for the Bexar county
area. Call Nick Monreal at 210-362-5200 or find more
information about the Ombudsman Program.
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