Murrieta Health And Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility with 145 licensed beds and usually cares for around 133 residents each day, and while it provides 4.19 nurse hours per resident daily, its nurse turnover rate is 50.9%, so you might see some new staff coming and going, and it's been part of Cambridge Healthcare Services. Since opening in 1999, this place has offered 24-hour skilled care for people who need help after hospital stays or with ongoing medical needs, and you'll find dedicated care units and therapy areas for those who need post-acute rehabilitation, orthopedic care, or other specialized services that might come up when someone's health changes. The nursing team works on making individualized care plans that include physical, speech, and occupational therapy to help folks with walking, balance, strengthening their bodies, and also with speech or swallowing issues, always with the goal of helping everyone be as independent as possible, and you'll see equipment like assistive devices and safety features to help people move around and feel secure.
The center has faced some challenges, as inspection reports list 79 total deficiencies over time, including 12 on a December 2024 inspection-3 of them related to infection control-with a total of 10 infection-related deficiencies and a recent complaint from March 2025 resulting in 1 deficiency, and staff were cited for a resident rights issue about meeting residents' needs and preferences (F0558) and for pharmacy service problems (F0761) regarding how drugs are stored and labeled. Comfort is also part of the plan here, with amenities meant for recovery and daily life, and if someone wants to look up information or manage visits, there's an online system for residents and families to track favorites, messages, emergency info, care coordination cards, and more.
Community resources play a role at Murrieta Health And Rehabilitation Center-people have access to help with things like opioid resources, suicide prevention, disaster mental health, elder abuse support, and fall prevention; plus helpful tools like a symptom checker and behavioral health recovery learning centers are available. The health library has easy-to-read information about medications, medical tests, procedures, and many health topics, and extra help comes through services related to hospital ratings, nursing homes, and searching for practitioners, so people staying here are part of a broader network of care that reaches out to seniors and people with disabilities, with emergency services on-site if something comes up suddenly.
