Temple City Healthcare sits in Temple City, California, and gives skilled nursing care around the clock, offering both private and semi-private rooms that come furnished with private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and air conditioning for comfort, and they have a beauty and barber shop too if you want a haircut or shave after breakfast or before a visit. The staff, which includes physical therapists, internal medicine practitioners, psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, and physicians, keeps a close eye on everyone with 24-hour supervision and a call system for emergencies, and they do their best to look after residents' well-being and dignity, whether it means simple help with bathing, dressing, moving around, or more complex services like pain management, wound care, complex IV therapy, pharmacy services, and restorative nursing care, and they'll take care of your medications as well as handle all the laundry and linens.
Residents who need extra support-like people who can't walk on their own-get help with daily activities, and the team helps with transfers and bathing, and family members can talk to the councils on-site if they want to address any concerns or improve the quality of care, which is something that seems to matter to folks here. There's transportation and parking for those who want to get out on appointments or family visits, and the team also helps new residents move in comfortably, plus the facility takes both Medicare and Medicaid insurance plans, which matters to a lot of people.
You won't have to worry about meals because a chef prepares all the food in the restaurant-style dining room, serving meals all day-so no rush at breakfast or dinner-and anybody who needs a special diet for allergies or diabetes will get options, and for recreation there are daily activities-like movie nights, arts, music programs, and resident-run gatherings-as well as outdoor walking paths, fitness room, a library, and special programs for those who like to keep busy. For medical support, you'll find a clinic right on the grounds, with extra services like optometry, dental care, psychological support, therapy, diagnostics, X-ray services, and lots of rehabilitation and therapy programs if you're recovering from surgery or illness.
Temple City Healthcare, a for-profit facility that's not a Continuing Care Retirement Community, has 59 certified beds, and back in June 2025, 5 of those were open, and folks can expect a familiar, caring environment where keeping up quality of life and helping people feel respected is the main goal according to how things are run and what people say about the care, and every effort goes into providing the services needed so people can be as comfortable and safe as possible, no matter what health concerns they bring with them.
