Country Hills Post Acute sits under the PACS Group, Inc., which owns several care centers in the San Diego area and helps local teams focus on taking care of residents. The building looks nice and feels clean, with a large gym full of good music and fresh smells. On-site staff and licensed nurses stay available day and night, always ready to help. The place keeps to post-acute and skilled nursing care and has a strong focus on patient well-being and a quality life, and if you need to see a doctor, you can set up a free consultation with one of their general physicians, like Dr. Sanjay Rajpara, Dr. Elaine Gertser, or Dr. Bernard Michlin, and you'll also see visits from specialists in internal medicine, some with over 40 years of experience. There's a full list of services for many medical needs-like abdominal pain, kidney infections, DVT, bronchitis, upper and lower respiratory issues, urinary incontinence, sciatica, and even help after hip replacements or surgeries, and if you need to check in for administrative physicals, you can do that too.
Counseling sits offered here, run by psychiatrists and psychoanalysts, and if you need memory care, Alpine View Lodge is a part of their service network, handling special needs in that area. You'll see licensed therapists in the gym helping people with rehab, therapy, and IV therapy management, and the gym itself stands out since it's big, state-of-the-art, and always seems to have something going on, from group classes to exercises led by experts. The facility opens every day from 9 in the morning to 9 at night, which makes visits easier for families, and it's got common areas and spacious courtyards so everyone can relax or spend time together. You can check out the facility in advance with virtual photo tours and videos online.
They host organized and sometimes creative volunteer programs, and you'll see them set up different classes, activities, and events to keep people involved and active, which seems to help give everyone a sense of purpose and a well-rounded day. The whole approach focuses on working together with families, staff, doctors, and volunteers to give each resident a chance to heal and feel strong as possible, and you'll notice there's a steady partnership with both the health care team and the community. Safety and comfort stay high on their list, and though the place stays busy, you can tell that care for each patient comes first. The nice lobby and outside spaces give people a place to rest or get some air, and the counselors and medical team stick around to make sure every person gets what they need, whether it's help with medical issues, regular physicals, or a bit of extra support after a tough surgery.
