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Hewitt Rehabilitation and Wellness Center Hewitt Nursing & Rehab is a beautiful 140 bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility convenient The facility also offers Managed care suites.

Senior Care Of Hewitt is a beautiful 140 bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility conveniently located on the outskirts of Waco, easily accessible from I-35 and is centrally located between the two major hospitals in the area. Senior Care of Hewitt was recently voted the #1 Nursing Home in the local area in the “Local Loves Us” competition for 2014-2015! Our beautiful modern facility offers, comprehensive skilled nursing and therapy services for short term rehabilitation and also long term care, for individuals who are unable to return home. Our facility offers semi-private room accommodations as well as large private rooms, for our rehabilitation patients located on our transitional care unit (TCU). We are one of very few facilities in the area that offer private rooms available to our rehab patients, which sets us apart from our competitors. In comparison to our local competitors, we are able to offer more specialized care with higher successful outcomes. With our access to our specialty physicians we are able to treat and care for higher acuity patients. Senior Care of Hewitt’s clinical abilities to treat higher acuity patients has resulted in increased patients referred with trachs, IV’s, extensive wound care, TPN, peg tube feedings, and mild to severe CVA’s. All of our rehab patients receive care that is completely customized to their individual needs. The therapy department includes physical, occupational and speech therapy. Our teams are able to conduct therapy in one of our up to date therapy gyms, which helps to provide the best opportunity to ensure a positive outcome and a safe transition home. Our long term care residents receive exceptional nursing care, fun activities wonderful food, and a “warm, home-like atmosphere”, all while being able to maintain the highest level of dignity.

Celebrate the Colors of Fall! Did you know there’s a day just for celebrating color? National Color Day is October 22, a...
10/22/2026

Celebrate the Colors of Fall!
Did you know there’s a day just for celebrating color? National Color Day is October 22, and is all about appreciating the shades and hues that brighten our day, our world and even our moods!
This holiday encourages creativity and mindfulness— it’s a perfect excuse to look around and notice all the colors that make life more fun.
October is especially colortul with pumpkins, changing leaves, and cozy autumn décor.
Let’s have some fun with color:
Favorite color? Do you wear it often or use it decorate your home?
Mood check? Which colors make you happy or energized?
Colors can inspire creativity, calm your mind, and even spark conversation with family and friends. Even adding a little color in your day, like a bright scarf, a cheerful piece of jewelry, or fun socks, can go a long way to lifting your spirits. Noticing the colors around us is a good reminder that life can be brighter when we add a little color to our day

🐾❤️ We had the sweetest little visitor at Hewitt today! Nothing makes a Friday better than a little extra love and puppy...
10/16/2026

🐾❤️ We had the sweetest little visitor at Hewitt today! Nothing makes a Friday better than a little extra love and puppy cuddles. 🐶

A special thank you to our transportation team for bringing this sweet guy by to see our residents! Seeing the joy and smiles that these visits bring to our residents reminds us how meaningful the little things can be. ❤️

Bone and Joint Health Week, observed in October, shines a light on how we can stay active, steady, and strong as we age....
10/14/2026

Bone and Joint Health Week, observed in October, shines a light on how we can stay active, steady, and strong as we age.
Over time, our bones naturally lose density and cartilage thins, which can lead to arthritis, back pain, or osteoporosis. These changes may cause discomfort, but there are ways to ease pain and protect mobility.
Nearly 15 million adults in the U.S. live with severe joint pain, often alongside other conditions like diabetes or heart disease.
The good news is that healthy habits can make a big difference. Activities like walking, tai chi, yoga, golf, or gentle chair exercises can improve strength, balance, and flexibility.
Don’t overlook the value of assistive devices such as canes, walkers, or supportive braces. They can reduce strain, prevent falls, and help you stay confident and independent while moving through your day.
Small steps add up, but always check with your physician or physical therapist before starting something new. Ask about a bone density test, too. Early detection can help you stay active, independent, and living life to the fullest.

🎃👻 We had some sweet little visitors at our facility today! ❤️ Our residents loved seeing the adorable Halloween costume...
10/12/2026

🎃👻 We had some sweet little visitors at our facility today! ❤️ Our residents loved seeing the adorable Halloween costumes and smiling faces! 🍬🧡

A big thank you to Advanced Home Health and Hospice of Waco and Mercy House Waco for bringing these little trick-or-treaters by and helping make our day extra special! 🧡🖤

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to education, early detection, and support. Breast cancer aff...
10/09/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to education, early detection, and support. Breast cancer affects hundreds of thousands of women and men each year, but when detected early, it can often be treated.
Know the Signs - Not every breast is the same, and changes are normal throughout life.
Still, it’s important to be aware of symptoms that may need a closer look, including:
* A new lump in the breast or underarm
* Thickening, swelling, or dimpling of breast skin
* Redness or flaky skin around the ni**le
* Nipple turning inward or unusual discharge
* Any change in breast size, shape, or persistent pain
While many breast changes are not cancer, it’s always best to check with a physician if you notice something new.
Early Detection Matters
• Breast self-exams: Starting in your 20s, regular self-checks can help you become familiar with what’s normal for you.
* Check-ups and mammograms: Women ages 40-49 should talk with their physician about when to begin mammograms. For women 50-74 at average risk, a mammogram every two years is recommended.
* Mammogram Day: The third Friday in October serves as an annual reminder to schedule your screening.
Prevention and Wellness - Some risk factors like age or family history can’t be changed, but healthy habits may help lower your risk:
* Maintain a healthy weight
* Stay active
* Limit alcohol
* Don’t smoke
* Keep up with routine check-ups
Many people choose to wear pink throughout October as a visible sign of support. This year, Wear Pink Day is October 25, and many communities also encourage “Wear Pink Wednesdays.” It’s a simple way to honor survivors, remember those lost, and stand together in the fight against breast cancer.

🦴 OUTCOMES MATTER. RECOVERY MATTERS. PARTNERSHIPS MATTER. 🦴At Hewitt Rehabilitation & Wellness Center, we understand tha...
10/09/2026

🦴 OUTCOMES MATTER. RECOVERY MATTERS. PARTNERSHIPS MATTER. 🦴

At Hewitt Rehabilitation & Wellness Center, we understand that behind every orthopedic referral is a patient working toward getting back to the life they love. Our goal is to help make that journey possible. 💙🧡

✨ SUCCESS STORY: FRACTURE REHABILITATION

After sustaining a femur fracture, Ms. Tibbs came to our facility needing significant assistance with mobility, transfers, and daily activities.

Following just 13 days of skilled rehabilitation, Beverly made meaningful progress with our Therapy team, meeting her goals and successfully discharging home with her
family!👏🏻

Her progress included:
✅ Improved bed mobility and transfers
✅ Progress with ambulation using a rolling walker
✅ Stair navigation with assistance
✅ Increased independence with activities of daily living

This is what coordinated, goal-driven rehabilitation looks like!

Our team is committed to providing skilled nursing rehabilitation for patients recovering from fractures, orthopedic injuries, and joint replacement procedures. We work toward helping patients regain strength, improve mobility, and safely transition back home.💪🏼

This week, we’re proud to celebrate Healthcare Foodservice Workers Week and recognize the amazing team members who keep ...
10/05/2026

This week, we’re proud to celebrate Healthcare Foodservice Workers Week and recognize the amazing team members who keep our residents and staff well-fed and cared for every day! From preparing nutritious meals and meeting special dietary needs to keeping our kitchens and dining areas running smoothly, their work is an important part of the care we provide. Much of what they do happens behind the scenes, but their dedication, teamwork, and attention to detail make a difference every single day. Please join us in saying a big THANK YOU to our incredible foodservice teams for all they do!

Hello, October! A new month is here, bringing cooler temperatures, the start of fall, and plenty to look forward to! Oct...
10/01/2026

Hello, October! A new month is here, bringing cooler temperatures, the start of fall, and plenty to look forward to! October gives us many opportunities to celebrate, connect, and show our support from Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Emotional Wellness, National Taco Day, National Physical Therapy Month to Spooky season and Halloween fun and all the special activities happening across our communities.
As we welcome the change of season, we are especially thankful for our incredible team members who continue to bring care, compassion, and positivity to our residents every day. Take a look at this month’s newsletter to see what’s happening, what we’re celebrating, and some of the great moments ahead.
Here’s to a happy, healthy, and fun-filled October! 🩷🎃

⭐️STAR OF THE MONTH… 🥁 VICKIE!⭐️This month, we are shining the spotlight on someone who truly deserves it — Vickie, our ...
09/30/2026

⭐️STAR OF THE MONTH… 🥁 VICKIE!⭐️

This month, we are shining the spotlight on someone who truly deserves it — Vickie, our amazing Rehab Tech! 💙

Vickie has been a valued part of the Hewitt Nursing family for an incredible 10 years! 🎉 A decade of showing up, caring for our residents, supporting our rehab team, and giving her best each and every day is something worth celebrating.

Vickie is the kind of person who makes a difference not only through the work she does, but through the kindness, dedication, and heart she brings with her. She plays such an important role in helping our residents reach their goals and cheering them on along the way. 🥰

Vickie, thank you for 10 years of dedication, compassion, and being such an important part of our Hewitt family. We are so lucky to have you, and we are beyond happy to celebrate you as our Star of the Month! ⭐️

Help us congratulate Vickie! 🎉💙
You deserve this recognition!

Celebrating a Century of Life!Reaching your 100th birthday is an extraordinary milestone, and one worth celebrating! Nat...
09/23/2026

Celebrating a Century of Life!
Reaching your 100th birthday is an extraordinary milestone, and one worth celebrating! National Centenarian’s Day on September 22 honors those who have lived a full century, recognizing not only their longevity but also the remarkable lives they’ve led along the way.
A century of life is filled with stories. From childhood adventures and first jobs to raising families, celebrating milestones, and watching new generations grow, every centenarian has a lifetime of experiences that are uniquely their own. Those stories connect us to the past, remind us how much has changed, and often reveal that the values of kindness, perseverance, and love never go out of style.
Beyond the memories are the lessons they’ve gathered over the years. From stories of perseverance and family traditions to moments of laughter and hard-earned wisdom, centenarians remind us that every chapter of life has something valuable to teach.
National Centenarian’s Day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate these incredible individuals. Whether by listening to their stories, looking through old photographs, or simply spending time together, we can honor a century of memories while creating a few new ones of our own.

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Waco, TX
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