Valley West Post-Acute sits in Williams, California, at 1224 E St, and is a privately held healthcare facility focused on post-acute care with a rating of 8.8 out of 10, which tells you many people have had good experiences here. The facility offers 24-hour skilled nursing and has specialized staff, including Registered Nurse Brittney Smith, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant Monica de Ocampo, Licensed Vocational Nurse Celeste Gainer, and Gerald Santos in Case Management, and you can find nurses and other professional staff on site at all hours, which means someone's always there to help when needed. You'll find patient rooms designed for comfort, and rehabilitation gyms with modern medical equipment, where therapy staff provide care in physical, occupational, and speech therapy, so you can work on moving better, doing everyday tasks, or getting your speech and swallowing back where you want it to be after illness or surgery.
Valley West Post-Acute has a guiding principle called "patients first," and the staff aims to put this into their daily work by making care plans that fit each person's needs, so you won't get the same plan as everyone else, and they also help patients and families feel comfortable through social services for support during tough times or transitions. The facility has a team-focused culture and a commitment to compassionate service, which you see in small ways like staff talking with you about what's helpful or in activities that try to keep everyone feeling positive, even if you're facing big changes or difficulties. Safety, comfort, and health get a lot of attention, and services focus on helping each resident be as independent as possible, with programs that cover both short-term rehabilitation after a hospital visit and longer-term nursing care if someone needs more time to recover. Valley West Post-Acute has between 51 and 200 employees, so it's not a huge place, but there are enough people to offer a range of care and therapy options, and it's set up for people who need support as they regain strength and prepare to go home or move to another setting. Their website is www.valleywestpostacute.com, where you can look for more details about what they offer, but staff here work to make rehabilitation and recovery go as smoothly as possible by focusing on the well-being and independence of each person, making sure both comfort and health are priorities every day.
