Charlton Place Rehabilitation & Health Care Center sits in a quiet, secure neighborhood and offers care for seniors who need help with daily activities or nursing care around the clock, so you've got options whether someone just needs a little help bathing and dressing or more skilled nursing and medication management because they're recovering or living with health challenges, and the staff includes nurses, therapists, and activity professionals who keep watch and lend a hand 24 hours a day. It's got a dining room where meals are served three times a day, and they're able to make changes for special diets, plus there's help with laundry and housekeeping which means residents don't have to do much worrying about chores. Furnished rooms come in private or semi-private, and there are welcoming touches like recliners, kitchenettes, and private bathrooms in the assisted living apartments, or hospital beds and nightstands in the nursing areas, with plenty of windows for natural light and views.
Residents can spend time in a sunny library, a quiet chapel, a relaxing beauty salon, or out in the courtyards and gardens with walkways and hanging plants if they're looking for fresh air, and there are group activities, movie nights, and community-sponsored programs to keep folks social and active together. The facility's got a rehabilitation gym for physical therapy, and the team puts together a care plan for each person after an evaluation at admission, aiming for as much independence as possible, and there's support for those with memory needs like dementia, with alarms and careful design to help reduce confusion and keep everyone safe. Transportation and parking are set up, and outings are sometimes taken to nearby places like YMCA and Walmart which helps keep people connected to the broader community.
You'll find wheelchair-accessible amenities, high-speed internet, a safe emergency alert system, and move-in help for new residents so transitions go easier. The center holds 65 certified beds with an average of 59 residents and nursing staff provide an average of 3.85 nurse hours per person per day, though nurse turnover is higher than some-about 61 percent-which means faces can change. There have been some recent deficiencies in inspection reports like not meeting targets for medication error rates and not always reporting abuse or neglect issues quickly, and Medicare and Medicaid inspection records are available for those who want to look deeper. Charlton Place is managed by Walnut Creek Management Company, operates under Tutera Senior Living's approach to personalized care, and offers both professional referral and management services. It's focused on comfort, safety, and supporting the health, growth, and well-being of every resident, and if someone's interested they can schedule a visit to walk through the spaces, see the amenities, and meet staff and residents.
