Sunray Healthcare Center

Sunray Healthcare Center sits at 3210 West Pico Blvd in Los Angeles, and you'll find it has 99 certified beds with about 91 residents there every day, and even though nurse staffing hours stand a bit higher than the state average, turnover is pretty high with about 63.6% of the nurses leaving in a year, which can affect how well people get to know their caregivers. The center offers both skilled nursing and sub-acute care services round the clock, especially for folks who've just come from the hospital or need long-term help, and there's a wound care team making special plans for each person's needs as well as a staff that's able to help in English, Spanish, Japanese, and Tagalog. Residents can get a range of rehabilitation services, so if someone needs physical therapy to help their legs or balance, occupational therapy for basic movements, or help with speech or swallowing, they've got dedicated programs for those, too. The facility has semi-private rooms, a hot tub spa, an outdoor garden, and offers guest meals in the dining room, plus the front gate stays closed for safety, and you can see photos or arrange a tour to get a look at the place and meet some residents. Along with regular care, there are ways for families to send greetings with ECards and visit between 9am and 4pm. Sunray Healthcare Center has a total of 140 deficiencies in various inspection reports, including repeated care plan problems, infection control violations, and not meeting federal standards meant to keep residents safe from infection, with recent complaints logged up to April 2025. The government has given Sunray a Special Focus Facility badge because of serious and ongoing quality issues, including ten deficiencies tied to infections and higher than average deficiencies overall, and complaint actions have resulted in citations for care planning and infection control. The center gets a rating of 2.3 out of 33 reviews, and it's connected with Cambridge Healthcare Services, with visiting and amenities options plus support for residents and families, though its history with inspections, high staff turnover, and quality concerns make it important for families to review recent reports and talk to current residents and staff before deciding if it's the best fit for their loved one.