Great customer care! Clean facilities and excellent physical therapist. A great place to get…read morebetter. Everyone was friendly and seemed happy to be there.

The day you are admitted you receive no therapy. The second afternoon you are evaluated but no PT…read more The third day nothing. You receive no PT on weekends. Some days you do not get but one PT session. You don't not get PT on your last day. Most people are limited to two weeks at facility by insurance due to cost. So in the 10 working days you are there, you are only active 6 of those days and if the skip 1 of the 1/2 days (or more) you're down to 5 or 6 days. Bright side.... Beautiful facility and the majority of staff are great with exception to one old crotchety nurse. Oh, I forgot, the food is atrocious.

This nursing facility has made great improvements and has a very caring staff. They go above and…read morebeyond for the residents here.

The staff at Highland Pines goes above and beyond for their residents. The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful and the skilled therapy department is top notch.

Great facility. Clean, with an indoor salt water pool. Potentially the best in Longview.read more

I've been to many-a-gym. This is definitely one of nicest. The equipment is a little crowded and a…read morelittle unusually placed; however, it is overall a great exercise experience. Weird that this is in Longview, right?

No stars would be the highest I would give. Our family member stayed two weeks and was suddenly…read moredischarged today. Now home, we are right back to where we were two weeks ago. Suicidal, pacing, severe anxiety, severe depression. Called and spoke to "nurse" who said she was fine on discharge. Very difficult to believe when just last evening she was anything but fine. Now what do we do? Rug has been pulled out from under our family and our family member. Back to an ER to even have the ability to admit her anywhere. More expense. Discharge planning at Oceans Longview needs review.

Oceans Behavioral Hospital is making a difference in East Texas, thanks to CEO Vern Rennier and the…read moreteam he has assembled. Marketing Director Sharron, who is a nurse and MBA, shares Vern's dedication to helping those in need of intervention and treatment. Vern is a U.S. Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient. He knows first-hand about the need for access to rehabilitation. Besides the treatment they offer, Oceans' employees are heavily involved in the community, particularly in the support of veterans services. Whether at their facility or out in the community, their team rolls up their sleeves and digs in to find solutions for each individual who comes their way. I have not used their services, I was not compensated at all for this review. I have observed them in several settings in the community and see they have the expertise and the desire to truly help people who often suffer in silence.