Trabuco Hills Post-Acute

Trabuco Hills Post-Acute is a facility with 175 certified beds that provides skilled nursing care around the clock, so residents always have access to nurses when they need them, although the nurse turnover rate sits at 37.9% and the average nurse staffing hours per resident per day comes out to 4.03. This place has sub-acute care, plus several types of therapy like speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy, all handled by a dedicated rehabilitation team that tries to help residents regain independence and, if possible, return to their own homes. There's a secure environment that takes into account each patient's clinical and social needs, and the staff recognizes each person is different with their own challenges. The facility makes room for family and friends to visit and take part in the care experience, which helps keep the place welcoming even if there are some worries. Residents have the chance to join in individualized social activities and uplifting programs that are set up to keep them active and involved, and there are social services around to help families with care and discharge planning when the time comes. Inspection reports show the facility's had 85 deficiencies, including four linked to infection prevention, and documentation shows Trabuco Hills Post-Acute was cited for not properly providing specialized rehabilitative services, with these deficiencies listed as Quality of Life and Care with the note that there's been no actual harm but there's potential for more than minimal harm. When making decisions about care options, it's important to keep in mind the facility's history, including its affiliation with Thomas Chambers and David Johnson, and to consider the staff's approach to working with patients and families on treatment plans meant to fit individual needs and support recovery after hospital stays.