McClure Post Acute

McClure Post Acute sits in the historic "Pill Hill" medical district near downtown Oakland, offering skilled nursing care and a strong range of therapy services like physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, alongside post-acute care and support for daily living like help with bathing, dressing, and medication. The building has 60 licensed and certified beds, runs around the clock every day, and is both Medicare and Medi-Cal certified, which many find helpful for covering costs. The center aims for a home-like, comforting feel, and people often mention the staff's kindness and warmth, the clean environment, and the attention to creating a friendly, engaging place for residents. There's memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia-like rooms designed to lower confusion or prevent wandering. Residents can take part in daily activities, enjoy nutritious meals planned and cooked by chefs, and take advantage of expert guidance on long-term care and insurance. The facility has received awards for activities and overall support and holds a steady 5-star Medicare rating, with zero deficiencies in the recent annual California survey, though previous inspection reports showed 23 total deficiencies. These included issues such as not always informing doctors and families about health changes, not fully respecting resident choices, food safety shortcomings, and one infection-related shortfall. Nurse staffing averages 4.52 hours per resident each day, though recently nurse turnover has been about 30.2%. Ownership falls under Providence Group North LLC, with affiliations including Pacs Group, and the community's management details aren't widely published. Residents can select from housing options like assisted living, memory care, independent living, senior apartments, care homes, or even home care, with rehabilitation therapy available for outpatients too-meaning you don't have to stay overnight to get help recovering. Many people praise McClure Post Acute for keeping things clean and friendly, and for working hard to make the move home as smooth as possible when residents are ready.