Santa Fe Lodge

Santa Fe Lodge sits in Mayflower Village, California, offering care for people who need skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and they've got a setup with 46 licensed beds and certified beds set aside for healthcare services, so you're looking at a place that really tries to bring in medical, emotional, and social care as part of the routine. The facility runs under the oversight of Longwood Management Corporation and you'll find choices for where you sleep, with studio, semi-private, or shared (also called companion) rooms, but nobody goes in promising resort-quality settings or anything like that, it's just the choices are straightforward for what people might actually need. Nursing services here average about 4.21 nurse hours per resident each day, although they do see a nurse turnover rate of 37.8%, which means sometimes you might see new faces more often than you'd want. The care team's approach is focused on working together to meet resident needs, and as a rehabilitation facility too, the staff spends plenty of time on medical and therapy needs. Santa Fe Lodge has had its share of challenges in the federal inspection reports, including deficiencies with infections and also with making sure people get the treatments and information they're supposed to have-these are real concerns, especially if you want everything run by the book. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has given the Nursing Home at Santa Fe Lodge a 3-star rating for overall quality, while the average rating from the community sits at 1 out of 10, so you'll see mixed opinions depending on where you look. There are no extra details about services or specific amenities, but you can expect basic nursing and rehab services and some resident-oriented programs meant to address daily living, health, and well-being, though the information doesn't go deep on the extras or bells and whistles.