Los Angeles Comm Hospital is a small, for-profit nursing facility situated in the Los Angeles area and operates with a total of 39 beds. The hospital is corporate-owned and participates in both Medicare and Medicaid programs, offering short-term rehabilitation services for eligible patients who have had recent inpatient hospital stays. While it does not form part of a continuing care retirement community, it does provide a range of nursing and rehabilitative services catered to individuals who require skilled care and assistance with daily activities and medical needs.
The facility does not specialize solely in Alzheimer's care, but is equipped to manage a diverse population of residents. Rooms are designed to accommodate both single and multiple occupants, although it has been noted that some rooms are slightly below the recommended square footage per resident, with multiple rooms offering less than 80 square feet per occupant and single rooms less than 100 square feet. To ensure the well-being and safety of its residents, the hospital adheres to a regular inspection schedule that covers health, fire, and safety standards, with consumer complaint investigations addressed as well.
Services at Los Angeles Comm Hospital include medication management, infection prevention, and the secure storage and labeling of drugs and biologicals according to accepted professional principles. Notification procedures are in place to keep residents, their physicians, and family members informed in the event of any significant health changes or incidents affecting the resident, such as injury, decline, or changes in room assignment. The facility places importance on maintaining a comprehensive infection prevention and control program to safeguard the health of both residents and staff.
Although Los Angeles Comm Hospital was not assigned a standardized rating due to insufficient resident outcome data, it has implemented changes following inspection findings in areas such as medication management, room assignment notifications, infection control, and storage of drugs and biologicals. The hospital has paid a number of fines in recent years, reflecting its commitment to addressing concerns noted during health inspections. Overall, Los Angeles Comm Hospital provides essential nursing care services for the elderly and individuals requiring short or long-term skilled nursing care, with an emphasis on health, safety, and resident well-being within a smaller, community-based setting.
