Canyon Vista Post-Acute

My grandma has stayed in this facility for a month after her hip surgery due to a fall. I will say that this facility is a hit or a miss. But you get different interactions everyday. The reason why I’m giving them a 5stars is because of the wonderful CNA Maria, she went above and beyond everyday for my grandma. Always goes out of her way even though she is busy to provide the extra care my grandma needed. She is truly exceptional. I would also like to add that Maria tries her best understand my grandma as there is a language barrier. physical therapy comes once a day to help & their staff is very helpful and has a great attitude.

My grandmother has been receiving care at Canyon Vista Post Acute, and I could not be more grateful for the level of compassion, patience, and attentiveness shown by the entire staff. From the moment she arrived, they treated her not just as a resident, but as family. The nurses, CNAs, physical & occupational therapists, and support staff consistently go above and beyond to make sure her needs are met. They take their time with her, listen closely, and respond with genuine care. One thing that truly stood out is how proactive they are even helping coordinate and schedule her follow-up doctor appointments to ensure nothing is missed. A special thank you to Ms. Vivian, who was incredibly efficient and supportive when it came to organizing my grandmother’s outside care. Her communication, d

After 90 days at canyon Vista Post Acute rehab hospital, they failed in Teaching me to walk. After transferring to a group home, the chief caregiver was able to help me walk within a few weeks. The only notable things I got from canyon Vista post-acute were covid and MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), also known as l foolish eating bacteria. 2 years later I am still fighting with it. I had asked for a COVID shot and they said they didn't do that kind of thing. And then I got COVID and spend over a week getting over it. People die from COVID. I will probably die from the MRSA.

My brother was brought over there this past weekend. To start things off his feeding tube was accidentally removed. Since then all he's gotten is IV fluids. Also when putting on the nurses light there is no sound.But there not at the nurses station to see the light go off on the board. Instead there's 5-6 people eating lunch at the next n nurses station. So only if there willing to look for lights on,the patients lay in there urine & poop for over an hour. When asking the CNA'S for help during lunch,your told after there done handing out the lunch trays. They keep on saying they want to do a swallow test all week,now we're being told Monday & also Friday he's being taken to have his feeding tube replaced. Meanwhile nothing by mouth all week long. When you need a nurse or cna good luck.

My husband has been in this facility going 2 weeks. It is so hard to get a Nurse or CNA to come to his room for anything. I should not have to go looking them. CNA’s come in to change him and clean him up. I have heard one excuse after another. One said to me we need to hurry because it was his lunch time. I will have to say that when i talk to Joe director of nursing he helped me get some help with things that my husband needed. The facility could be cleaner and smell better.