Victoria Healthcare and Rehabilitation is a skilled nursing facility with 79 beds, and it works with CalOptima Health. The center provides both short-term and long-term rehabilitation programs that focus on helping residents regain strength and mobility. People come here if they need physical, occupational, or speech therapies, or if they need care after surgery, joint replacement, or a stroke, and they offer wound care and respiratory care, too. There's a PACE Center at Victoria Healthcare and Rehabilitation, which helps organize health and wellness programs and activities so residents can stay active-some folks enjoy physical exercise classes, arts and crafts, cards, games, and movies, while others join social events and worship services, or even go on shopping trips and excursions out into the community.
The facility uses a mix of new and traditional therapy approaches, and has skilled nursing care with 24-hour support. Each person gets an individualized care plan, and some need restorative nursing services or help with feeding; they manage these on a case-by-case basis. The staff includes nurses, therapists, and counselors, and they offer both health and psychological counseling for residents who want it. Therapeutic meals are made on site, and they provide intravenous therapy for those who need it.
Victoria Healthcare and Rehabilitation offers both studio and companion apartment types. There's Wi-Fi in the common areas, a patio for sitting outside, and housekeeping is part of the stay. Discharge planning is provided when residents are ready to leave the facility, and social service staff help make the transition smooth. The environment is made to be safe, comfortable, and supportive, but also designed to help people recover and maintain their independence as much as possible.
