Broadway Healthcare Center sits at 112 E Broadway in San Gabriel, California, and you'll find it classified under Senior Living Services as a Skilled Nursing Facility, where they mainly handle nursing and rehab care with a steady focus on residents' health and well-being, and the place holds 59 beds, which is a good size for skilled nursing, neither too big nor too crowded. The center keeps a clean and comfortable environment that feels home-like, and staff provide care round the clock, always with a nurse on hand. They pay attention to each person's needs by making individualized care plans and aim to help everyone stay as independent as possible, and when someone needs rehabilitation, there's a dedicated rehab team ready to handle physical, occupational, and speech therapy right there with a Wellness Gym as an added amenity, so folks can work toward recovering their function in a safe, supervised space.
For people staying longer, there are restorative nursing programs meant to help with maintaining or improving daily skills, and there's even a post-acute orthopedic wing that takes care of those needing more than basic rehab. The dietary program offers Asian and American dishes, with a goal of making meals both nutritious and familiar, and the daily activities range from group events to individual ones-with both Asian and American touches mixed in, so residents can find comfort and interest either way. Broadway Healthcare Center has a professional team of physicians, nurses, therapists, and rehab staff always around, and with a 4-star rating from Medicare.gov, it's recognized for strong care, but the place doesn't highlight any special awards or unique specialties, and there's no specific mention about accepting new patients at the moment.
The center supports basic communication through a variety of ECard designs, so friends and families can send messages or greetings to residents, and they even let folks schedule visitation appointments-visiting hours usually go from 9am to 4pm, which seems typical for a place like this. There's a map feature online for help finding the location, and information gets updated at least once a month, offering a steady line of news for families and those interested. The team speaks English, and everything centers on providing skilled nursing in a supportive, community-focused setting, and if someone has questions or wants to see the facility, scheduling a tour is always an option. The emphasis stays on steady routines, regular activities, hands-on rehabilitation, and making the place feel as comfortable as possible for people who need either short-term or long-term nursing and rehab care.
