Place At Martinez

The Place at Martinez is a 100-bed skilled nursing facility that usually has about 75 residents each day, and the management has remained steady with Wynee Oden since July 2006, and you'll find that it's owned by a for-profit limited liability company, which means that there's a business side to things but they keep the place running with admissions available around the clock, every day of the week, and while nurse staffing hours are just a bit below the state average at 3.40 hours per resident per day, nurse turnover runs higher than usual at 65.2%, and in terms of past problems, though there's been no fines or payment suspensions in the last three years, there was a note about not sending in resident assessment data within the 7-day requirement. You'll see that they offer both long-term care for people with age-related or chronic illnesses and short-term therapy or post-surgical care, using a mix of skilled nurses, physicians, occupational therapists, and specialists in internal medicine, and residents can get help with rehabilitation, dementia care, and other complex needs, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, all with an approach that tries to keep each person's care personalized and respectful. Rooms are available in both private and semi-private styles, and each hall has shower rooms with showers and whirlpool tubs, and the spaces are recently renovated with a focus on creating a homelike and comfortable setting for everyone. They value residents and families, aiming to keep dignity and kindness at the center, and they run services and amenities linked to senior living, with financial, legal, and business assistance through outside professionals if needed. The Place at Martinez has another location, The Place at Deans Bridge, and information is sometimes hard to find, but the focus there stays on steady care and skilled services for people needing help as they age.