Torrey Pines Post Acute And Rehabilitation in Las Vegas has 95 certified beds and operates as a skilled nursing facility and post-acute rehabilitation hospital, and you'll find it's been around for more than twenty years, offering care for people recovering from injuries, surgeries, or illness, with a focus on creating a comfortable and healing environment shaped by recent renovations and private rooms with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, cable TV, telephones, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi. The staff includes skilled healthcare professionals who build custom treatment plans for each patient, whether the person needs high acuity care, diabetic care, incontinence care, or non-ambulatory care, and nurses provide between 12 and 16 hours of care a day, while the nurse staffing level is reported at 4.26 hours per resident per day, ever so slightly below the state average, and 24-hour supervision is a key part of their safety approach, including an emergency alert and call system. You'll see the hospital is for-profit, owned by Torrey Pines Rehabilitation Hospital LLC, with indirect owners Thomas Chambers and David Johnson, managed by Meridian Management Services LLC since 2013, and is a member of the Nevada Health Care Association.
The facility has advanced rehabilitation services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, offers care for stroke recovery, orthopedic needs, and pain management, and tries to help people regain as much independence as possible through recovery programs, therapy, and plenty of daily support with bathing, dressing, walking, and taking medicine. Amenities cover restaurant-style dining, meal service from a professional chef with all-day dining, special diets, beauty salon, barber shop, laundry and dry cleaning, housekeeping, concierge help, transportation, and parking for residents and guests. People can join in outdoor programs, walk garden paths, or mix and mingle in indoor and outdoor common spaces, game rooms, arts and activity rooms, and a library, and community activities are a regular thing, with movie nights, spiritual gatherings, music events, offsite trips, and more. The fitness center, spa, and sauna offer both relaxation and exercise, with fitness plans to match each resident's needs.
Reports show 40 deficiencies in recent inspections, including one infection-related deficiency, so that's something to note, as is the fact they accept Medicare and Medicaid. Everyone gets a treatment plan shaped for them and care aims to support both medical needs and personal comfort, and with staff working to build rapport, there's a steady routine where people can focus on their recovery, all in a setting that tries to balance independence and help, offering healthcare along with social and recreational activities, and you'll find the infrastructure is much like what you'd expect in a post-acute rehab center in Nevada today.
