Yuba City Post-Acute sits on 1220 Plumas Street in Yuba City and acts as a skilled nursing home, offering a full range of healthcare and everyday living services for people who need support. The community operates as a for-profit limited liability company and accepts both Medicare and Medicaid. Residents and families can get involved through the council system, which is run by people living there and their loved ones. The facility is close to pharmacies like Mario's Pharmacy, as well as nearby healthcare providers such as Rideout Primary Care Clinic and Dr. Midha Sanjiv, which helps when appointments or prescriptions are needed. There's a set schedule of activities that includes movie nights, music events, and access to an arts room, game room, library, garden, and outdoor walking path, so people have different ways to stay active and social. Fitness and wellness rooms help residents keep up their strength.
Residents get help with bathing, dressing, medication management, and moving around the building. Care comes from a team of licensed nurses available day and night, with 12-16 hour nursing care and a 24-hour call system so someone's always there for support. The center's rated 3.4 out of 25 reviews, showing some people like what's offered and others have mixed feelings, which is normal for places like this. The team creates personalized care plans to fit each person's medical and daily living needs, often working with experts in therapy and rehabilitation so people can recover and regain strength after hospital stays. Residents have private, spacious rooms and access to modern, state-of-the-art facilities, and there's a common room for group gatherings.
Yuba City Post-Acute works with partners in the skilled nursing and long-term care field and uses help from PACS Services so that staff can keep their focus on taking care of residents. Activities, social services, and rehabilitation therapy are part of what's offered, along with everyday living support and a strong focus on safety, comfort, and a home-like feel. Admission support is available at all hours, and the front desk can answer questions during office hours. People can take a virtual photo tour before moving in. The staff's job is to keep people safe, comfortable, and feeling like they're somewhere familiar and caring, with plenty of chances for activities and social connections every day.
