Mainplace Post Acute facility is an amazing place. They are super. Admin. Ms. Meena was so helpful .All the staff is very kind and ready to help all the time. Physio and OT staff are amazing specially Melany. Tiffany. Leslie and other. I will recommend it to anybody who needs it . Yasmeen read more

As a 57 yo woman, I never thought I'd be in a facility like this, but life is be strange that way. The doctors kept thinking I was having strokes, when in reality I was being severely overdosed on Tacrolimus. Unable to walk or use my left side, I was finally diagnosed correctly and was sent here to recover. It really is a great place, filled with people who care about their patients and enjoy their jobs. I was here for about a month. Omar is wonderful and works very hard to make patients comfortable. I would highly recommend Main Place for my family and friends. read more

Great therapist Melany and Tiffany! Nice CNA Omar , Gina, and Kyle Very good management team! read more

MainPlace Post Acute - Skilled Nursing Near Me - Orange, California

It's been difficult for me to write this review, as my mom passed away here. I would give 5 stars if they would've set up her breathing machine, but instead I had to. Otherwise nice staff, clean environment, but sad place to be. read more

MainPlace Post Acute - Rest in peace mom. - Skilled Nursing Near Me - Orange, California

Still in the process of evaluating as elderly mother in law is currently a patient in their car. What I can say, is that the facility appears to be clean and pretty well staffed. According to the patient, the food is lacking flavor. Then again, what hospital food is actually good? Rooms are good sized and seem to be limited to two patients. Galway's are wide. A little concerned about security as I haven't seen a security and visiting hours are late. read more

My mom stayed here for about 1 month post knee surgery. She was hesitant at 1st but was happy she chose this facility and so was I, her daughter. Her favorite CNA was Gina. The care was great. My mom enjoyed working with their physical therapists. Lehong, i belive she was the floor supervisor, was always happy to answer any questions we had. The facility was clean and if you need anything someone is just a push of a button away. read more

I was at MainPlace Post Acute for 3 months. When I first got there I couldn't move either of my legs. Thanks to my therapy team, especially Melany, Leslie, and Tiffany Chen, I am now able to stand up and walk. Their positive energy and encouragement gave me the motivation I needed! During those 3 months, I also received excellent speech therapy from Tracy, Janelly, and Christine, as well as compassionate care from many LVNs: Sydney, Carla, Selenna, Danh, Kat, and Kathy; and CNAs: Claudia, George, Marisol, Israel, and Sean (sorry if I left out anyone else ~ you know who you are!). I left there happy to call many of them friends. Dr. V was also an excellent doctor who took very good care of me and advocated for me. SNFs I think are almost always what you make of it and your expectations. I was very motivated to get better and move onto an acute rehabilitation facility, and the staff there, especially those mentioned above, kept me motivated and cheered me on. The reason I'm only giving 4 stars is the food, which is terrible! read more

During my stay at Main Place, I had surgery and I also had a wound. Dr. Vee was very caring and made sure I received the medical attention I needed. He is one of the nicest, caring, and professional doctors I have met. For wound care Dr. Sor, Jose and Maggie provided excellent wound care. Nurses Jocelyn and Sydney are definitely assets to this facility. As for CNAs, Larissa, Jenny, Jordan, Evelyn, and Melissa were the best! Unfortunately, a couple of really good ones left. There is a high turnover and I can see why. The food is terrible. I ordered food from UBER almost daily. There are thieves at this facility. I've had personal items stolen such as a dress, perfume, air freshener, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. Fortunately, all of these items were inexpensive, but that's not the point. If you decide to put a loved one at Main Place, I hope they are alert. Make sure they don't have anything valuable. Overall I have to say there is more bad than good unfortunately. read more

My mom is here getting rehab at this facility and I have to thank Elizabeth Torres her CNA, when she is here she is so professional, so kind and understanding. She has helped my mom so much in her recovery! Elizabeth is so welcoming and such a kind person. She is an Angel at this facility. I had already posted this comment and it was deleted. Please dont do that, she needs to be validated for all her hard work. Thank you Elizabeth Torres best CNA! read more

The staff here is very nice and caring.Imhappy that I came here for my Rehab.Thanks to Melany,Leslie,Tiffany and Kat the nurse .Would gladly recommend this place. read more

My Dad was here for over a year. He contracted C-diff, sepsis, covid and pneumonia throughout his stay. He had a brain tumor, after his surgery the nurse never ordered his medication. I called the health dept. they were found to be in violation of a few things and fined. Please DO NOT bring your loved ones here. Office staff and management pretend to care. Try calling after 6pm! Nobody answers, ever. Sadly, my Dad passed away last month. I blame this place. read more

Avoid at all costs. Their negligence, and that of Dr. Sadr, resulted in my dad getting a UTI and sepsis, in addition to a respiratory infection. He passed away three weeks later at St. Joseph Hospital. I've reported them to Calif. Dept. of Public Health. We had to constantly chase after the nursing assistants for help, and the LVNs were sullen and mean. As another review said, there were bugs flying around. He even had to be moved to a different room when we spotted a trail of bugs in his room. Thanks to their negligence and disregard for the well-being of patients, I'm planning my dad's memorial instead of celebrating Christmas with him next week. read more

Complete failure in rehabilitating my mother and preparing her physically to do something as simple as getting out of bed. 3 months and she is weaker than the day she went in. Although the people smiled, were very nice, and treated her well, the staff kept her in bed and her physical therapy was practically non existent until her Medicare benefits were about to run out and her time there was now limited. read more

My mom is currently at this facility and her CNA Elizabeth Torres has made this proccess so much smoother for her. She responds to my moms needs in a timely matter and is very helpful and attentive to my moms needs. A very kind and proffessional person. read more

I was a patient here at mainplace post acute,the food was very good; everyone was so nice here specially Ana Rodriguez cna she was very nice and caring,I learned a lot here. read more

my dad was here for some time before his condition worsened and was transferred back to the hospital, on the first day when he arrived and we visited, he needed to be changed and was not fed at all, the cna assigned to him was too busy with other tasks that we had to change him and feed him ourselves, this continued during his time here, during all my visits not once did the cna or lvn come to check up on him or his roommate, this place needs to seriously higher more workers to provide the attention needed in a post acute care and need to be trained properly, I'm only sharing my story to help you make a better decision on where you want to send your loved one read more

Every person who put a good review out here is LYING. My sister was put here for hospice and I wouldn't leave my animals here. It's dirty, smelly, and disgusting. Bugs and flies flying around. There is no security and gardeners walk through the halls with blowers, rakes, and trash cans. There are no nurses at the nursing stations or the entrance. One of the nurses or CNAs was having sex in the front seat of a truck in front of the facility. I had to demand a new room because there were paper towels on the floor with feces from the other patient in her room and I had to ask three times before it was finally cleaned. In addition to that the first room had no air conditioning. We have been here for 2hrs no assessment. The nursing staff is overwhelmed and I will be filing a complaint with the State of California and immediately moving my sister. Shame on the owners of this facility. read more

This facility is unsafe and a danger as well as a liability to patients. The staff all around is incompetent on every level. Patient care in non-existent and the general environment is nothing more than chaos. Patients are neglected, and do not receive basic caregiving needs, and those administering medications are confused and distracted. there is no chain of command and the nursing staff isn't capable of treating and caring for anyone. The rooms are filthy, the hallways are lined with trash and discarded paper, the public restroom is disgusting and there is no A/C. Lastly, the food is not fit for human consumption. Sadly, this facility is absolutely the worst of the worst. By the way, the reviews in which others give praise to this center are not true, valid or accurate. Please don't leave your loved one here no matter what! read more

Typical sniff. Mom was here for a while after a hospital visit. Place smelled like despair and neglect. Random patients would walk into rooms at night, nurses could care less and the food tasted like it was left overs from barn animals. Stay away if you can read more

I am not impressed by this place at all. Currently, they have my 93-year old mother there, and after 2 phone calls, and a personal visiit, I STILL do not know what the plan of care is. ALso, she looks worse than when I saw her a few days ago. Maybe I'll get results after posting this. Phil L. read more

This facility is well-kept and their staff is very welcoming! Special thanks to the physical therapy team

Had a great experience here at mainplace post acute visit this place when my love one was admitted. Thank you nurses, Cnas and Florence she was my grandmother sunshine who always offer to open the blinds for her and deliver daily chronicles she has a positive vibes my grandma loves her so much! Highly recommended this place for your love ones. read more

Main Place Post Acute recently hosted a Valentine themed Prom for residents. It included tuxes and prom dresses, hair and make up and a giant heart filled photo spot. Residents followed a red carpet to a white tent dinner complete with beautiful decorations, music, and delicious food. Kudos to facility Director Mark, Activities Director Flo, Food Manager Johanna, and all the staff. They created a night that made each resident feel truly special and we appreciated all the time and effort it took to pull it off. read more

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This place is the best!! They really take good care of you and the have the best staff. Lai is one of them and she was the best.

My name is Theresa Martinez and I was at mainplace post acute for 3 1/2 months. I was discharged on Sept 8,2024. I want to give props to Hilario Cruz, Martina they were my CNA'S and they are the best. They were very professional and also very nice. They made my stay really nice. I am sorry it took me so long to leave a review but I have been so busy with Dr's appts, therapy and other things. I just want to let you know that Martina and Hilario are the best. read more

A big shout out to Baebie on unit care and chuck and Laura for PT and OT therapy care. Although it's an older facility the short term wing treats you like family. I was there January 2019 thru June 2019. The worst of covid. I was treated with dignity care and respect. Funny note One of the lvns was big into q anon so that was funny watching him get excited over nothing. The administrator mark ruggles was top notch and both a listener a fixer and a caring individual. If I had to go back to a nursing home it would be Main Place. read more

Love the staff at here. Always welcoming and helpful. It never smells and every time I go they have many activities going on. Thank you for all you do Mainplace staff! read more

My 92 year old Mom had a stroke in November of 2022 and after an amazing recovery ( kudos to St Jude Stroke Center) was hit with shingles at the end of January 2023. The shingles and anti viral meds knocked her for a loop. After an ER visit and stay at a local rehab facility (not Mainplace) in February 2023 she came home. Unfortunately, she was not better. ENTER MAINPLACE POST ACUTE in March of 2023.... Mom has been at Mainplace for 3-4 days now. (I will update my review every few days.) Mom went into the ER incoherent, sleeping all day and barely able to move on 03/20/23. ER ran the tests and blood was normal, no stroke and no UTI's. Normal tests and healthy. St Joes ER and social workers (Lucy and Dasha) were awesome as always and said her tests are clean but let's send her to rehab. Apprehensive to send her to another rehab facility as she left her last rehab 2 weeks prior and she came out loaded from the meds they gave her to stimulate appetite. I was given a couple choices of facilities that had beds available this time around. Before I could even choose a facility Val from Mainplace admissions called me with questions and some comforting chat. And the chat was not a push to go to her facility. It was more of a reassuring phone call and to tell me if Mainplace is my choice they will do they utmost to help Mom. I was impressed with Val. I could tell she knew her stuff and really cared. Mom entered Mainplace incoherent, 95 pounds and barely able to walk. 2nd day that Mom was at Mainplace I found myself on the 22 freeway saying a prayer that Mom will have a breakthrough. Just give me something darn it. I walked in and there mom is wide eyed, clean, sitting by the window. I was making sure that my contacts were in right as I could not believe I was in the right room. Engages with her roommate. Weird cuz my mom was one to be anti social and somewhat cold. Regular bathroom visits and a meal plan that was blessed by the dietician at Mainplace I believe is helping her recover. Light physical therapy until we can figure out the appetite and sleeping thing. Mom is smiling, does not smell and is diaper changed or taken to the bathroom as needed. She is eating...( maybe it is my crap*y cooking that is making her appetite go south????hahaha) If I have a questions for management I am encouraged to visit the case manager Mina or to have a chat with the onsite social workers. I walk over to their office during office hours and they chat with with me about care. Im welcomed into their offices..No questions... CNA's are pretty awesome too. Yanes is extremely kind and helpful. He speaks to my mom in French and German to engage her....., there is a young lady named LLelian (something like that) who is just awesome...Martina, Lupe, Fred. Gina...All amazing.. So far so good. Im not saying things are going to be rosy every day for Mom but I will take what I can. As stated I will update my review. Backstory for me is that I have dealt with Mom's rehab decisions, some smart and some not so much, I have dealt with the rehab decisions for my late father and my handicapped brother. Im 51 now and the 20 years of education I have received from medical professionals has been overwhelming at times. (Funny as I never finished college) But take it in. Write it down. Bad and good info. Just for those of you who are new to this very delicate subject, everyone has a valid opinion. My opinion is honest. I have chosen 5 star facilities rated on Yelp, Google and even Medicare reviews and I have been disappointed. I have chosen 2 star reviewed facilities and been blown away. I stress when choosing a rehab facility for your loved one, talk to the admissions dept, case manager or social workers first. Ask stupid questions cuz with your loved ones there is never a stupid question. If you are rebuffed for stupid questions you have the choice to just get up and leave. Visit if you can. If during your chat or during your tour you feel like you are being treated like a business transaction, most likely that is how the facility is run. Your loved one needs compassion and nurturing. Dont be turned off by unruly patients that may be loud during your visits. They are at every facility and the staff does their best to calm the situation down. You are always going to have diapers that need changing and trash cans that smell. CNA's and nurses will get to your loved one. Look for organization..Are items stocked for patients? Are hallways clear? Mainplace has no weird smells, organized, clear hallways. I dont get the sense of things being out of control at Mainplace. Never patients going down the hallway lost and alone...I have seen that at other facilities. SO FAR SO GOOD! Will update when I have more to share...God bless all that are reading and hold your loved ones close! You are blessed to be able to have this opportunity. read more

Visit this place often and always get such a kind greeting from Shannon! She's super friendly and ensures our loved ones are taken care of.

What a great experience my family and I had with Mainplace Post Acute. Everyone there is so friendly and really made us feel like family! They took amazing care of my grandfather and we are truly thankful for all that they do! Everyone their is great but special thank you to Randy Arroyo. He was awesome and my grandfather really enjoyed having him around! Thank you Mainplace! read more

Very nice professional staff and always helpful. Rehab staff are fun, motivating and proactive. Appreciate you guys! Thank you!

When I started looking for a rehab facility for my father I was concerned about the reviews I saw on yelp from all of the places available that took my Dad's insurance. Main Place Post Acute rehab looked the best. My Dad fell and has a partial hip replacement. He needed to have physical therapy. He is 89 years old and has dementia. The facility isn't fancy but it is very clean. The nurses are nice and when I asked for something for my Dad they were helpful. I was most impressed with the physical therapists and that is the main reason he was there. ALL of the physical therapist were very kind and did a great job with my Dad. My Dad is not able to use the call light to get assistance due to his level of dementia so I did need to hire an outside agency to be with him during the day to help him. I would recommend Main Place Post Acute rehab. read more

I do not recommend this place to anyone. Does not matter what kind of need someone needs here. They have this huge runaround. The ON staff are TERRIBLE! I have pictures and conversations with the staff about how incredibly rude they were to my mom and her roommate. The way they talk to the patients is terrible. I understand the patients are upset and need things but my goodness, 1-4 hour wait to change an individual. I do not recommend this place at all!! The only thing that was good about this place was the physical therapy. Chuck and Leslie and Jenny were great! But overall, run away from this place!!! Do not go here!! Avoid at all cost! read more

I came in as a Level I Occupational Therapy student with Sabrina as my clinical instructor, and I had the best experience. The entire rehab team was friendly and supportive. Even though I was only there for a week, I felt like I was part of the family. I also witnessed the rehab team in action; they were well-prepared and knowledgeable about their residents, providing proper treatment. When I graduate from school, I would love to apply here for a full-time job. Hopefully, by then, they'll have space for me :) read more

Alieza and Melany in the Physical Therapy Dept are some of the best therapist I've ever seen! So caring and compassionate and really care for the best outcome for their patients!! If I ever need a family member to have therapy.. I will definitely come to this facility! read more

Clean , Organized , great staff . I recommend this place by far , especially if you live in the orange area.

My husband was here for a little over a month and received very good care. The staff was kind and personalized each visit to his room using his name and relating something pertinent to his stay. He received appropriate services from different specialists and they each gave me updates as well as had myself or another family member watch sessions so we could continue the activities at home. They insured my husband's participation in the social activities room regularly. And epically: he liked the food. He had minimum of three staff assigned each day on the health services side of things insuring he was clean, fed, wound care monitored, and received his medication.They also communicated with me regularly and asked about my wishes or goals for my husband. Social services and case management checked in with us during his stay . I so appreciated this facility. It may look a bit humble and the cable reception wasn't top Notch but the warmth of the staff from all departments was amazing. At the end of the day, our family felt our guy was well cared for. Thanks to everyone there!!!!!! read more

Don't send anyone you care about here. The lack of communication or common sense is appalling. Most information was not communicated to us and we would only find out something when visiting. My mom was moved 4 times in 2 weeks and not once did I get a call about the room changes. The rooms were not maintained well including squeaky doors, broken electrical outlets, crappy beds, etc. Most of the staff had awful attitudes and wouldn't help if it wasn't their job or section, but then would also not get help from someone who could. They would get annoyed if my mom didn't eat fast enough. The food is terrible so we brought dinner most nights and brought snacks. The few people who were nice are too few and far between. I was unable to visit for a few days due to the amount of sick people at work and I was afraid of bringing a disease into a nursing home. In those 3 days I didn't see her her condition deterated rapidly and I never even got a call. I made the biggest mistake possible by trusting this place with my mom's care. I thought that as professionals they knew best. How multiple medical professionals and aids could see my mom in that condition and not take her to the hospital just a couple hundred yards away or at the very least call me is absolutely astoundingly atrocious. The 2 days I visited before she passed had at least 3 staff checking on her while I was there and acting like everything was fine when she wasn't eating, drinking, barely aware of her surroundings, hardly able to speak and getting weaker by the moment. They mentioned things like medications and physical therapy they were supposedly doing. To top things off when picking up her belongings the day after her death they apparently didn't tell the receptionist because he acted like normal and was asking us what room she was in after we already told him she was gone. He took that as she went home and only after repeating she was gone and we were there to get her things did he decide it was a good idea to run his fingers across his neck to confirm our meaning. That was infuriating. That is what I will remember about this place. They couldn't be bothered to communicate properly when my mom was alive and getting better and they couldn't do it even when she died. Edit: I received a compliment asking if things were so bad why didn't we move her to a different place. I'm not overly familiar with Yelp so I'll just answer that here. Basically boils down to time. She was at Mainplace for a hair over 2 weeks. The 1st week was actually good. My mom became fast friends with her roommate, liked the nurses in that section, was happy with the physical therapy, she was getting stronger bit by bit, and there wasn't much aside from the food that she was unhappy with. It was only after that week when she was moved for the 1st time did things started going downhill. Bad roommate in the 2nd room, the lack of communication became more and more apparent by the day, she didn't like the nurses in the section where the 2nd thru 4th rooms were, and it wasn't until after the 9th or 10th day did her health take a turn. After the 1st move we were looking into ways to get her in the original room to be with her friend as she was much happier. Trying to get ahold of someone who we could talk to about that was difficult. Most of the time when we called noone answered and when they did they didn't know when the person we needed would be in. We did start talking about moving her if things didn't improve. Her health rapidly declined over a few days, some of which we weren't aware of because of the reasons above. While we did not like the facility more and more we still trusted that the medical professionals would take care of her and at least let us know if something was happening. When visiting after she was getting bad we still believed they would tell us if it was as bad as it seemed or not. Since they acted as if things were normal we held onto that sliver of hope. By the time things had gotten truly bad it was too late for us to do anything aside from trusting the people there. Hindsight says that was a mistake. I left this review because I don't want anyone else to deal with what my family did. It is hard not to think that maybe I would still have my mom if she had been in a different facility. Things can happen quickly with our loved ones and this place won't have your back when it does. She went from being on the road to recovery to dead in a matter of days and the only call I ever got during those few days was to tell me she had passed. I hope in my ramblings you had your question answered. read more

My father 94 has been in MainPlace Post Acute since 2019. My family feels extremely blessed that he has improved in so many ways. Dr. Suresh Veerramachanei is the best doctor my father has ever had. He is very committed to the wellbeing of his patients. There are some amazing staff members that have made a difference in my dad's life. Seeing my father smile is priceless. When I first visited Mainplace, I felt a positive energy throughout the facility. Little did I know how instrumental all the staff would be when Covid hit. The activity director, Nancy along with her awesome team did an amazing job keeping up the spirits of patients. In the past my dad was withdrawn and kept to himself the majority of his life. As time went by I noticed how my dads spirit was changing. Staff mentioned that my dad loved singing out loud through out the halls. The physical therapy director also mentioned how my dad was a workhorse and committed to his physical therapy. My dad also became very engaged with the activities at Mainplace; he was the only resident that sang during a talent show and volunteered to participate when asked. Nancy also assisted in making my dad's birthdays extra special. Seeing the happiness on my father's face was such a blessing. Beautiful inspirational themes filled with vibrant colors fill the halls at MainPlace. I always looked forward to all the celebrations. I really appreciated receiving pictures of dad having fun. Seeing these fun Instagram videos also lifted my spirit. When one loves their job and their mission, it is demonstrated through their work. The halls of Mainplace come alive with music, vibrant décor, creativity, and laughter for residents. read more

Worse place ever. They do not care about your loved ones. They were required to feed by father all his meals, because he could not lift up his arms and hand to feed himself. They brought the food in and left in sit on his right side and an arms length away. Then came got the food because he could not eat by his self and left the room. They act like they care while you are there, but after you leave, they do nothing. My father was very sick at the end, and they did not even have the decency to call me when on his last day they knew he was going. They waited until he passed to call read more