Sonoma Post Acute takes care of seniors who've just been in the hospital or are recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, and the staff works hard to make everyone feel comfortable, with a home-like environment that tries to help people heal. The professional team at Sonoma Post Acute knows what they're doing, and they help with everything from skilled nursing, social services, and rehabilitation programs to daily activities and social events. People can stay for a short time or a longer time depending on what they need, and there are services focused on physical, occupational, and speech therapy. There's help for those who need post-stroke or cardiac rehab, orthopedic or joint replacement care, and even specialized care like wound care, palliative care, hospice, and respite for families who need a break. The facility follows infection prevention rules like training staff and using PPE, which helps keep everyone safe from sicknesses such as COVID-19.
Residents get meals planned by a registered dietitian and a food service director, who make sure each meal meets medical and dietary needs, and the staff works with families to make sure food preferences and special diets are taken into account. The rooms have free cable TV, WiFi internet for both residents and visitors, space for private events if reserved ahead of time, and an activities lounge where people can play games, watch music performances, or join in exercise classes, religious meetings, and other group activities listed in their activity calendar. The place even offers a beautician for hair and grooming, laundry services using high-temperature machines, and a way to send mail or digital greetings to residents.
They have rules for protecting everyone, like limiting smoking to outdoor areas, requiring pets to be on leashes and vaccinated before visiting, and making sure visitors and children follow proper sign-in and notification steps. Most days, residents get mail except on weekends and holidays, and there are clear leave of absence policies for anyone needing to step out with a doctor's approval. Insurance questions can go to the Admissions Coordinator, and billing or money matters are handled by the full-time Business Office Manager, while any concerns about staff go through the social services department. Parking is easy, with wheelchair access, and everyone is encouraged to use the outdoor areas if they want to smoke.
The facility stays clean, aiming for a fresh environment without strong odors, and takes pride in helping people recover by keeping things as safe and comfortable as possible. There's an emphasis on privacy and respect, and the team wants each resident to feel cared for, whether they're staying for a short rehabilitation stay or living there longer term, and the activity calendar makes sure there's always something to look forward to each day.
