Las Villas De Carlsbad Health Center sits in California and has served seniors since at least 2004, offering care for older adults in a building with 34 certified Medicare beds and the capacity for 25 residents, and you'll see both private and semi-private room options there, with amenities like housekeeping, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, and cable TV. The place is fully sprinklered and has handicap-accessible features throughout, so safety and comfort stay in mind, and residents get to use things like the dining room, game and activities room, salon or barbershop, fitness center, guest parking, wi-fi, and regular transportation services.
You get a range of health services here, because they offer skilled nursing, post-acute care, assisted living, independent living, and secure memory care for seniors who need Alzheimer's or dementia support, and for those just needing some help with daily living like dressing or medication. Nurses-Registered Nurses (RN), Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN), and Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA)-work in the building, and each resident gets on average about 5.89 nurse hours per day and 0.59 staff hours, which has given them a strong staff rating of 4/5, and they've had recent health audits give them a 4/5 health score, with a 3/5 for quality. The facility's overall current rating from Medicare.gov is 4/5, and they rank in the top 64% of nursing homes in California, so performance lines up with a solid average, and they've had two incident reports, with no substantiated complaints or state fines.
Services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, pharmacy, dental, lab and X-ray diagnostics, wound care, mental health, blood services, and physician visits, plus help for those struggling with daily living. Meal services handle residents' special dietary needs, and activity programs keep people social with group games, arts and crafts, educational classes, and wellness sessions, and there are organized resident and family councils to help give everyone a say. For caregivers, there are resources for job applications, CNA schools, caregiver certifications by state, and ongoing training programs, including classes in dementia and Alzheimer's care and Medicaid training. The center provides information about Medicare and Medicaid eligibility and helps seniors and families compare care costs, plan for long-term care, and use insurance. Residents can get respite care if their usual caregiver needs a break, and there's also support covering things like long-term care insurance and legal or financial help. The place's for-profit partnership owners have kept the building up to date on safety, and all staff must follow guidelines set by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), since Las Villas De Carlsbad Health Center has kept its certifications. There's not full 24-hour skilled nursing for everyone, but residents who need intermediate or assisted care can get enough support to remain more independent, and memory care areas stay extra secure for those who need it.
