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Transitional Learning Center at Lubbock

1808 N. QUAKER, Lubbock, TX 794154.4 (8 reviews)
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About

Moody Neurorehabilitation Institute in Lubbock, established in 1982, provides comprehensive post-acute brain injury rehabilitation services including residential and outpatient programs. The facility specializes in treating acquired brain injuries such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and anoxic encephalopathies, offering 4-5 hours of skilled therapy daily delivered by licensed staff.

Capacity

24 residents

Phone

(806) 281-5400

Website

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Location

Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible Parking
Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
Wheelchair Accessible Restroom

Life & Activities

Texas Tech football, basketball, and baseball gamesLubbock RodeoCamping outings to Buffalo SpringsLubbock Arts and Crafts FestivalFishingHikingBicyclingGolfingCity parks and pools visitsTexas Tech Museum visitsSilent Wings Museum visitsNational Ranching Heritage Center visits

Ratings & Reviews

4.4

out of 5

Based on 8 reviews

Reviews (8)

Showing the 5 most recent of 8 reviews from Google

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Corey Hostas

May 2025
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Nicole Edwards

May 2025
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Doug Bailey

Apr 2025

I am at moody neurorehabilitation jail right now first they said they were going to fallow me to the rest room to watch me poop 💩 and now after a week they have decided that we will haft to sleep with our room door open while you don't know who can just walk in taking away any privacy and safety we might have had I will probably be leaving soon if this is not changed but right now I would not recommend moody neurorehabilitation to anyone

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Vickie Gonzales

Feb 2024

All the therapists are absolutely amazing if I t wasn't for them I would still be using a wheelchair, they got me up and walking and the speech therapists got my cognitive skills up and running again the counselors definitely helped me navigate my journey

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Sydnie Hodge

May 2020

There are not enough kind words to express how amazing Moody's is. My husband suffered a stroke and brain injury. They were incredible. Thank you.

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