Vineland Post Acute sits in North Hollywood, California, and has 49 certified and licensed beds, so it's a smaller place where most days about 41 residents stay, and it's run as a for-profit company by Thomas Chambers and David Johnson. The facility is really focused on post-acute care, helping people recover after hospital stays, and they do offer skilled nursing care round-the-clock, with nurses providing an average of 4.57 hours per resident each day, though the nurse turnover rate at 35.2% is something folks sometimes wonder about. They work on making care plans personal, usually working with the family to decide on treatments, and the therapy team offers a mix of physical, occupational, and speech therapy, using a dedicated therapy room with lots of equipment, all meant to help residents regain strength and independence. People can also get help from social services for care planning, discharge, and dealing with requests or concerns, and there are uplifting activities and social programs designed so everyone can join in no matter their needs. The place has outdoor patios with shaded seats, an entrance seating area, a wide room with a fireplace and art on the walls, and both front and back outdoor entrances you can see if you look at photos.
Vineland Post Acute aims to provide a comfortable, family-friendly setting during recovery, and they say they're committed to mental health, good teamwork, and putting patients first, all while trying to create a secure environment that addresses both clinical and social needs. They help with support services if someone needs post-acute rehabilitation, hospital discharge recovery, or home healthcare, and there's always a team of clinicians, therapists, and medical consultants ready to help with therapy and skilled nursing care day and night. They've got a 5-star Medicare rating, but even with that they've had 47 inspection deficiencies, including four for infection control like lacking a complete infection prevention program, and some resident rights deficiencies such as not always making sure the environment stayed as safe, clean, or homelike as it should be. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services do inspect and report on the facility, so reports and complaints are a matter of public record. Vineland Post Acute does follow local health department guidance on visitation and infection control, inviting tours for families looking into care.
