I was there observing the workers there with other people, and I was amazed of the compassion they…read morehave to others. In short words Thank you to Jose Rodriguez, Jesse's Naputi, Bella Olmos, Romon, Ashley Hysell, May, Kayla Cook, Maheli Bojorquez, Alexia Martinez-CNA, Maya, Bertha, Smilta, Andrea Duran, Karen, Heriberto -cook, Adreonda - maintenance Cleaning, Emily and Gilda - cafeteria, PT=Alexis, Jasmine, Cora, Christian, Perry,Emily Hard working people, with a lot of patience and compassion of the heart towards people. If only people would actually spend all that day and time is much as I did from 8 o'clock to 930 at night every single day for two months you would see what I see. I do give me a five star it's a lot of work, and every patient has different problems and situations in her life thank you. You are a gift from God

This is not a skilled nursing facility this is a business. What I witnessed here not just for my…read moreloved one's care but her roommate as well . Disgusting. Me and my family were constantly visiting and what we observed. Disgusting

Choosing a skilled nursing facility is a very hard decision to make sometimes. From the very first…read moreday I arrived, a huge weight was lifted off my shoulders. The entire staff at OAK GLEN POST ACUTE didn't just welcome my family and me; they truly treated us like family. The nurses and aides here are absolute angels. They don't just handle the medical stuff--they take the time to sit, chat, and really get to know us. It's those little moments of genuine kindness that mean the world to us. Plus, the therapy team has been phenomenal, celebrating every single milestone with me. The communication is wonderful, and most importantly, I slept easily at night knowing that I was in the best possible hands. I can't recommend them enough. I would like to give a special shout-out to the incredible individuals who made such a difference during my time here. If I missed your name, I wholeheartedly apologize, but please know your kindness did not go unnoticed: LVNs * Gabriela - You helped save me. You are awesome! * Sarah B - You always had my meds ready. * Feb - Thank you so much. * Mirna - Thank you for the great talks. I truly appreciate you. * Joanne - You always had such a sunny personality. * Monina - Aka mon amie (my friend)! * Joy - You were always a joy. Nursing Staff & CNAs * Anthony - The first CNA! Bumped my head on the headboard You're a rockstar, bro. * Reina - Thank you for all your help. * Bethany - You are an awesome person. I wish you all the best--never change! * Elsa - Gracias por toda su ayuda. * Tiffany - I'll never forget your first day with me and my first bed bath You're a real one. * Oscar - Always dealing with my weight issues Thank you, bro. * Asia - Gonna miss "lil speedy." You're a badass person, never change. * Lupe - Your laugh and smile always brightened my day. * Papa Soo - Thank you for keeping me clean in the early mornings. * Cristina - Thank you for looking out for me. My mom is very appreciative of you, just like I am. * Mark - My welcoming committee! Sorry for the first 15 minutes after I got there--it was the hospital's fault I took it out on you * Alizé - I went with your recommendation to watch Project Hail Mary, and it was totally worth it! * Louis - Thank you, bro. * Cade - Thank you for the coffee in the A.M. and all the help. * Elizabeth - The quiet one! Thank you. * Edith - Thank you so much. * Yoselin - Thank you. * Ferdi - Thank you, bro, for all the help. * May - Thank you for everything. * Erin - Thank you for all the help and always offering a helping hand when I needed it. Wound Care Team * Irene - Thank you for always being there to make sure I was the best I could be, and of course, for being my mini-therapist when I was down. You are awesome. * Marcella - Thank you for calming me down on my panic days lol. * Laura - The newbie! You are going to fit in great here. Physical Therapy (PT) * Ray, Edgar, David, and Gemar - All of you guys helped give me the tools to help me walk again soon. Activities * Crystal - Thank you for taking care of my mom and always lending a helping hand. * Ariana - Thank you so much. * Jennifer - You are always smiling! * Hail - Always the cheerful one. I appreciate all of you. You all helped people with the things that patients need and look forward to everyday spiritually, cosmetic wise and overall positive engagement to help brighten everyone's day. Housekeeping * Millerlania - You always kept my room clean and made sure I had positive affirmations. Doctors * Dr. Golboo - Thank you for the care that you gave me. You've helped a ton as part of my on going recovery. Hopefully I'll see you at Boston's Office Staff * Ginalyn - I absolutely loved the feistyness! * Jojo - Thank you for always stopping by to make sure I had everything I needed for my stay. * Dulce - Thank you for making sure my appointments and care after I went home were completely in order. * Sabrina - You always took the time to say hi, you always had a smile, and my mom absolutely adores you. * To the four of you: You rock. I deeply appreciate everything you did to help me with what I needed and to make me feel as comfortable as possible.Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for your outstanding care and dedication.. Sincerely, BiJon

I stayed for about 30 days and I was pleasantly surprised. The staff was professional,…read moreknowledgeable, and friendly. The staff went out of their way every day to make sure my every need was met. I came in with a serious health issue, and am going home a much better man. I hope that I never need their services again, but if me or my Family ever do, I would choose Oak Glen Acute Care again. BIG SHOUT OUT TO: Irene my wound care nurse... fabulous. Ed, my Physical Therapist. I'm stronger than I've been in years thanks to him. Joanne, my morning nurse, always started my day with a smile. Reyna "the queen nurse," and Sara my day nurse. Everyone was great and made my treatment easier by explaining exactly what was going on and what they were doing. Thank you all for everything!

Great place Great people , Just keeps getting better !!!!!........ ! …read more...... ..

I've had enough...This place is a joke. It's been several months of nonstop bull. There are some…read morestaff members who are great like the two ladies I've met at the front desk. The PT staff is great but the nurses/cnas leave much to be desired. There is maybe a third of the staff that's great and on it but the others need to be held accountable for their actions. Weekend and night staff will leave patients sitting in their own urine or feces for long periods of time. The social worker onsite is rude and only professional in front of other people. She's very passive aggressive with comments. They come and take stuff out of patients closets and give it to other patients to use twice I've had to retrieve my family members jacket that has their name on it from another patient or the staff will use the patients personal items and steal their personal drinks and drink them. When the upper management leaves on the weekend and at night the staff gets really loud shouting to each other and laughing up and down the halls when patients are sleeping. Counted several times over the last several months where they leave patient lights on and don't respond for close to 30-40 minutes. The response given to me was they are all on break.(everytime?) it's not just been the one night or day. Wonder how many patients have had medical emergencies that they don't address right away. They feed diabetic patients nothing but sugar when their restrictions/preferences are listed at least from what I was told from other patient's family members and from my own observations, are they trying to send them back to the ER. Or the patient whose daughter told me has diverticulitis and they feed her items that can cause flare ups. The cnas come and take pull ups and wipes from other patients because according to them there is not enough supplies. They do this while in the middle of cleaning others up. That's a nice way to cause cross contamination and cause other patients to develop rashes/possibly catch diseases. I'm sure the CDC, OSHA and the state would have a field day. I'll be sure to be filing a concern with the state.

My mother was admitted to the hospital in Dec 2024 due to hip and lumbar fractures and needed…read moreplacement in a nursing home for rehabilitation. With the help of Johann from Home Health, my mother was placed at Medical Center Convalescent Hospital. Before her admission, I read several Yelp reviews and honestly, many of them were not very encouraging. However, this facility was close to both my home and workplace, which allowed me to visit my mom every day, so we decided to give it a chance. We arrived at the facility around 4 PM on a Saturday. To my surprise, Ana, the Director of Nursing, was there waiting for us. What immediately impressed me was that it was the weekend, yet she greeted us with a warm smile and welcomed us like family. She personally showed us to my mom's room. Although the building itself is older, it was very clean, there was no urine smell in the hallways, which was a huge relief. My mom's room was spotless, with freshly changed lines and the housekeeper was even hanging newly washed curtains. Anna, then introduced us to my mom's CNA, nurse, and the entire admitting team, including PT,OT, dietitian and admitting staff etc. Everyone was friendly, smiling, and genuinely welcoming. At that moment, I felt reassured and at peace knowing I was leaving my mother in such caring hands. Around 5PM, my mom was already served dinner with the correct diet. I was truly impressed by how efficient and organized the staff, completely the opposite of what I had read in some reviews. The very next morning, I arrived around 8AM and found Glenda, my mom's CNA, already giving her a bed bath. Shortly after, Christy from PT came in to assess my mom. Again, I was amazed, this was Sunday, and services had already begun. The PT team was extremely patient with my mom, who was initially very scared to walk. She tended to tiptoe instead of placing her feet flat on the ground, and her gait was unsteady. With time, encouragement, and consistency, she improved significantly.Throughout her stay, all the nurses and CNAs were patient, loving, and kind. Every time I visited, my mom had nothing but good things to say. She remembered everyone by name, and even the housekeeping staff became her friends. My mom preferred staying in her room, so the staff would come in, sit with her, chat, and keep her company. That meant so much to us. One thing that truly stood out to me was Ana's leadership. When the facility was short-staffed, Ana didn't just supervise, she worked alongside her staff, even doing skin treatments herself. During the Palisades fire, when patients were transferred to this facility, I personally witnessed how the entire team worked together seamlessly to accommodate everyone. Their teamwork, dedication, and compassion were remarkable. After 11 months, my mom fully recovered and is now able to walk safely with a walker. We decided it was time to bring her home. When the staff found out, they were genuinely sad, the best way. They expressed how much they would miss her. There were so many staff members involved in my mom's care that I can't name everyone, but they truly became her second family. I am honestly teary-eyed while writing this review because I witnessed firsthand how dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate these people are. They loved my mother as if she were their own family. My family is deeply grateful for the care and compassion this nursing home showed my mother. From the very beginning, the staff treated her with dignity, patience, and genuine kindness. They cared for her not just as a patient, but as a person.The nurses, CNAs,housekeepers, and support staff consistently went above and beyond to ensure my mom was comfortable, safe, and well cared for. They listened to her, respected her, and treated her with warmth. Knowing she was in such loving and capable hands gave our family great peace of mind. Kudos to all the CNAs! Joyce became one of my mom's friends-she never missed giving my mom a shower. She moisturized my mom's skin with lotion-I could tell coz she does not have scaly skin! I have to mentioned Zoraya, Tata, Linda, Stephanie, Jose, and so many more (sorry I can't remember everyone's names but I know your faces) thank you to all of you! To all the nurse you're all heroes! Thank you Jocelyn for preparing all the discharge papers today. To Jenelyn-thank you! If you are looking for a place for your loved one, this is the place. I highly recommend Medical Center Convalescent Hospital. When we left, my mom was crying-not because she didn't want to go home, but because she would miss everyone so much. They truly became her second family. We took pictures before leaving, and you could clearly see the love-staff hugging her, crying! As my mom goes home, we leave with nothing but appreciation and gratitude. Thank you for treating my mother like family and for the compassion you showed her every single day. We will always be thankful! God bless you all!

I received 5 star service while rehabbing from a quadruple bypass!!! I was never more pleased with…read moreeveryone who took care of me!!! My pt Mario with a great wife and darling son and Christy the RN who was there for me and listened to me!!! Hannah -RN and her Mama Joyce they took care of me and made my stay so worth it!!! Ma in the office that took care of all my requests and requirements!!! I had a lot!!! To Jennalyn who got me ready to go home!!!! The beautiful Azanae the CN who I promised I'd mention!!! Jose my CNA who I just loved!!! Bernice, Feleez, Sonia, Jenny, sequoia, Pedro!!! Last but not least Carrie who I want to thank with my life, literally!!! You would be very lucky to rehab here!!! It was a drive but totally worth it!!!

If you don't care about your loved ones and don't mind being made to feel like a burden by the very…read morestaff responsible for providing support and resources, then this is the place for you. Communication is extremely poor--emails and phone calls are frequently ignored, and when responses are eventually given, they often come with unnecessary attitude for simply trying to get help. No one should be made to feel like an inconvenience for advocating for their loved one. The office staff consistently demonstrate a lack of sympathy, empathy, and basic respect for families who are clearly going through difficult and emotional situations. Instead of support and guidance, you are met with dismissiveness and frustration. This experience was not only disappointing but deeply upsetting. During a time when compassion and professionalism should be the standard, this facility failed entirely. Overall, this was the worst experience I've ever had, and I would strongly caution others before trusting this place with the care of someone they love.

Q horrible experience with this facility, my mother who's 91 years old was places facility. First…read moreof all I was unhappy at the room they placed her in it was a moldy room covered up by paint. Terrible shape. I go visit her the next day she tells me she had fallen in the bathroom. I asked the nurses no one nobody fall so I talked to the administrator Oliver. He said he would conduct an investigation and call me in a couple of hours. I neveeceived the phone call so I w ent back later on that evening he said that they determined that she did not fall that she was imagining things and that ​she possibly missed me. Very unprofessional. Turns out State found them negligent. The cookies I even took to her that evening were stolen. Administrator made fun of me saying he would return the cookies and a laughing manner.

My family's experience at University Post Acute has been extremely concerning…read more My grandmother is a high-risk resident with impaired orientation, hearing impairment, dependence for transfers, inability to safely toilet independently, and known fall risk. Following a fall at the facility, the incident initially appeared to be downplayed and we were told she was only being sent to the ER "as a precaution" because she was a new resident. We were later informed that a male CNA reportedly provided her "privacy" because he was male. In my opinion, this demonstrated a serious lack of critical thinking and judgment given that my grandmother is not oriented, unaware of her surroundings, requires transfers, wears diapers, and is not safe to be left unattended. Despite visible bruising and ongoing pain, additional imaging was not immediately pursued. Days later, we were informed that she suffered a fractured clavicle. What has been most upsetting is the lack of proactive communication, delayed reassessment despite continued pain, and the fact that family members have had to continuously push for further evaluation and answers. I have repeatedly requested reassessment, pain management, and communication from leadership, including the Director of Nursing. Families place trust in skilled nursing facilities to protect vulnerable residents and respond appropriately when injuries occur. I hope the facility takes these concerns seriously and improves resident safety, communication, accountability, and staff judgment moving forward.

Naz is such an amazing nurse. He takes care of patients like they are his own. My grandpa was there…read moreand he treated him with the outmost respect and kept checking on him and giving him his medicine. If you send anyone here, if you can get Naz as your nurse he is the BEST! Thank you Naz we appreciate you always.

My mom had been complaining for 2 days that she was not feeling well. She died there waiting for…read moreblood work that was to occur at 6pm when she died. Get into casa colina if you can. The day before my mom died they took over 10 minutes to call 911 for my moms roommate who's family communicated that she was having a stroke. The inaction and lack of medical care is concerning.

Good therapy and nurses. The food is sometimes good…read more Clean Good location But would recommend Ballard.

They took care of my mom as best they could She was not a fan of the bed pan while there. But had…read morea portable toilet next to her bed she couldn't get on it when needed without help. She had a hard time with the call button. Her room mate was very loud and was giving the staff a really hard time. I had to switch mom to another room with better access to the toilet. She did better with her physical therapy in the new room too. They got her to walk again after her fall last January she stayed til March The staff did their best but was under staffed at times it took awhile to answer the call button. My mom said she got tired of waiting and used her wheelchair to get to the toilet. The girls never came to help some of the time. It was better than some places I've seen and worked in. The office staff was accommodating when I called with concerns Overall I would recommend them

Our family is incredibly grateful for the care and compassion Krystel McDowell, CNA, has shown our…read moreloved one during their time at this facility. From the very beginning, she treated our family member who received subacute care not just as a patient, but as a person -- with dignity, patience, and genuine kindness. She always took the time to listen to our concerns, explain things clearly, and kept us informed. Knowing that she was involved in our loved one's care gave us such a peace of mind. Her calm demeanor and reassuring presence made difficult days a little easier for all of us.