Meadow Creek Post-Acute (Formerly Affinity Healthcare Center)

Meadow Creek Post-Acute, which folks used to call Affinity Healthcare Center, is a place where people get both short-term and long-term care, and they have 104 certified beds split between skilled and sub-acute care. They take care of people who need help getting back on their feet after being in the hospital, and they have in-house dialysis on the sub-acute floor for folks who need it. Meadow Creek Post-Acute gives around-the-clock skilled nursing and helps with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, medication, and transfers. They give wound care, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, and even have a podiatrist come for feet. Residents get help with laundry, meals, toileting, walking, housekeeping, and personal care. Residents have private, fully furnished rooms that come with cable TV, WiFi, bathrooms, and sometimes kitchenettes, and there's washers and dryers handy too. There are a handful of nice areas like a big dining room, a small library, beauty salon and barbershop, outdoor patios, gardens, activity rooms, a computer center, and places for games and crafts. They run activities every day, mixing up what's offered, and they schedule things so residents can do arts and crafts, education programs, and go out on day trips or join activities run by the community or residents themselves. There's a fitness room and wellness center, plus support for people with memory problems, with 24-hour staff, special programs, and memory-enhancing activities, giving a bit of extra help for people with dementia. For folks who are staying a short while, they provide respite care and help with moving in, including concierge services. Transportation gets worked out for non-medical trips, and there are staff to help arrange rides when needed. The facility does see about 91 people on average each day, with a staff nurse turnover rate a bit higher than the state average, and they have a slightly higher nurse time with each resident than most places in California. Meadow Creek Post-Acute's staff includes nurses, therapists, aides, an administrator, a director of nursing, and a medical director, all working together to make care plans with the resident's physician, and they focus on helping people get as independent as possible. They're part of Links Healthcare Group LLC, and they do welcome visitors for guided tours, handled by the front desk or admissions team. Families and residents often mention the staff being attentive and friendly. There is an open-door policy for everyone, and visiting hours go from eight in the morning until ten at night, though you can ask if you need a different time. There is guest parking in a side lot or along nearby streets. The building has safety features like sprinklers and handicap access. Meals come restaurant-style with options, and they accept long term care insurance. Inspection reports have found some issues, including problems with infection control and communication about changes in resident condition, injuries, or room changes-these have been cited and should be considered when choosing care. Staff aim to offer a safe, supportive, and active place, while always having an eye on improving care and working together for each person.