Golden LivingCenter - Galt provides a wide range of care for seniors, offering skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, and both short-term and long-term stays, and the facility employs registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) who help residents with daily needs, around-the-clock nursing support, medication management, bathing, dressing, and toileting, and they have a focus on supporting people with different health needs, including those with complex medical conditions, high acuity care, and memory loss, and they offer special programs to help with memory skills. The center serves 92 residents in a building with 99 certified beds, and most rooms come with amenities such as housekeeping, kitchenettes, safety and handicap features, and rooms can be either private or semi-private. Residents get meals each day with kosher and vegetarian options available, and both indoor and outdoor common areas are accessible, including a dining room, activity/game room, salon/barbershop, fitness center, and spaces for social or devotional gatherings, as well as cable TV and internet access.
The care team includes nurses, dietitians, activity staff, and social workers who provide physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, wound care, nutritional counseling, and medical support like podiatry services. They help families with transitions and offer social activities, arts and crafts, education programs, and health and wellness programs. There are also options for respite care if someone needs a short stay, or recovery care aimed at returning home. The property is clean, sunny, and doesn't have unpleasant odors, and is fully sprinklered for fire safety, with washers and dryers available on site and options for laundry or dry cleaning. Residents have access to transportation, guest parking, and wheelchair-accessible showers and rooms.
Golden LivingCenter - Galt is a for-profit corporation, and it participates in both Medicare and Medicaid programs. The center is not located in a hospital, and doesn't offer Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) options. While they offer both private and semi-private rooms to suit different needs and budgets, there are no official family or resident councils at this time, and the center has had recent inspection reports showing 4 deficiencies, none of which were considered major, but it was flagged for abuse in the last 12 months, and nurse staffing and quality grades have varied over recent years. Vaccinations for influenza and pneumococcal disease are provided as part of health services, and care plans are personalized and may involve help from a range of therapists and medical professionals, with a focus on keeping residents safe, supported, and as independent as they can be.
