Facility profile Texas
The Brown Schools Rehabilitation Center
Now known as Texas NeuroRehab Center
Also known as The Ranch
Open
Austin, Texas
The Brown Schools Rehabilitation Center is a program in Austin, Texas, operated by Universal Health Services.
Licensing and inspections
- Licensed as
- Texas NeuroRehab Center
- License category
- General Residential Operation
- Licensed capacity
- 36
- License expires
- 1986-11-12
- Licensing action
- Full Permit
- Phone on file
- (512) 383-4492
- Licensed address
- 1106 W Dittmar Rd, Austin, TX 78745
66 inspection reports on file, newest 25 shown. Search all Texas reports
- Jun 15, 2026 748.1003(a) - Child/caregiver ratio-Caregiver may care for 5 children if any require tx svcs, 8 children if not; children under 5 yrs old count as 2 children
- Mar 14, 2026 748.1003(a) - Child/caregiver ratio-Caregiver may care for 5 children if any require tx svcs, 8 children if not; children under 5 yrs old count as 2 children
- Feb 18, 2026 748.3301(h) - Physical Site-The building must be free of rodents and insects
- Feb 18, 2026 748.3301(a)(2) - Physical Site- Buildings must be clean and in good repair.
- Feb 18, 2026 748.1005 - Child/caregiver ratio-Each group must have enough caregivers for that group who are not caring for other children or doing administrative work
- Feb 18, 2026 748.1331(b)(2) - Preliminary Service Plan-For child receiving treatment services, include a description of child's immediate educational, medical, and dental needs
- Oct 28, 2025 748.1005 - Child/caregiver ratio-Each group must have enough caregivers for that group who are not caring for other children or doing administrative work
- Jul 1, 2025 748.930(b)(3) - Annual Training- Caregivers must have 1 hour normalcy training.
- Jul 1, 2025 748.930(b)(2) - Annual Training- Caregivers must have 2 hrs trauma informed care.
- Jul 1, 2025 748.3391(a) - Bathrooms-Must be maintained in good repair & kept clean
- Jul 1, 2025 748.930(a)(2) - Caregivers at operations with 25 or more children or 30% or more of their population receiving treatment services must have 50hrs annual training
- Jun 6, 2025 748.2551(b)(2) - EBI Implementation-The caregiver must consider the permitted types of emergency behavior intervention
- Jun 6, 2025 748.2455(a)(2) - Emergency Behavior Intervention-Basis for EBI is an emergency situation or to administer medication
- Mar 31, 2025 748.1003(a) - Child/caregiver ratio-Caregiver may care for 5 children if any require tx svcs, 8 children if not; children under 5 yrs old count as 2 children
- Dec 25, 2024 748.2307(15) - Other Prohibited Punishments-using or threatening to use emergency behavior intervention as discipline or punishment
- Nov 8, 2024 748.303(a)(2)(A) - AP Serious Incdt-Report to Licensing no later than 24 hours after injury/illness that warrants treatment by a medical professional or hospitalization
- Nov 8, 2024 748.311(4) - Serious Incident Documentation-Includes names of all adults involved and their role in relation to the child(ren)
- Sep 3, 2024 748.2461(b)(1) - Short Personal Restraint-Caregiver may not use a prone or supine restraint
- Aug 29, 2024 748.2307(9) - Other Prohibited Punishments-subjecting a child to abusive or profane language
- Jun 19, 2024 748.2303(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
- Jun 19, 2024 748.2307(14) - Other Prohibited Punishments-withholding food that meets the child's nutritional requirements
- Jun 19, 2024 748.2461(b)(3) - Short Personal Restraint-Caregiver may not use restraint that obstructs child's airways or impairs child's breathing
- Jun 19, 2024 748.2461(a)(2) - Short Personal Restraint-Caregiver must use minimal amount of reasonable and necessary physical force
- Jun 19, 2024 748.2455(a)(1) - Emergency Behavior Intervention-Before using EBI, the caregiver must attempt less restrictive interventions that prove to be ineffective
- Jun 17, 2024 748.2855(a) - EBI Documentation-Caregiver must document EBI in child's record as soon as possible, but no later than 24 hours after initiation of the intervention