Sunnyside Healthcare Center

Sunnyside Healthcare Center sits at 721 Otis Avenue in Sunnyside, Washington, where folks find skilled nursing care in a modern building that has private and semi-private rooms, and the center goes by a few other names too, including Care Center Sunnyside and Prestige Care Rehab Sunnyside, though it operates for profit and is owned by PACS Group, Inc., showing connections to Prestige Care and Cortico Health Technologies. The facility has 80 licensed and certified beds, Medicare certification, and offers a wide range of services covering skilled nursing, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, palliative and respite care, and help with personal needs like bathing, dressing, and medication management. Nurses here work an average of 3.82 hours per resident each day, with a nurse turnover rate around 33.9%, and inspection reports have shown 30 total deficiencies with 2 related to infections, so it's something to keep in mind while considering a place for recovery or long-term support. You'll find therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy available most days, a big rehab gym, and a caregiving team that creates individualized care plans for each resident, making sure care matches everyone's needs and preferences, especially for folks who've had strokes, joint replacements, or need orthopedic, cardiac, pain, wound, pulmonary, cancer, or bariatric care, all the way to lab and x-ray support. The rooms are set up for comfort and a home-like feel, with both private and semi-private spaces, and folks have access to 24-hour skilled nursing, a patient portal, a clinic map, pharmacy, and on-site medical support, plus there are social services, case management, transportation help, and activities to do. Multi-language staff, health articles, e-learning, and a knowledge base add to the support, and the center's recognized with an AHCA Bronze National Quality Award, which you don't see everywhere, though families should always check the recent inspection reports and ask plenty of questions about how the team can meet the specific health and social needs of their loved ones when looking at a place like this.