Pacific Villa

Pacific Villa Nursing Home stands out for its compassionate care and dedicated staff. The nurses and caregivers are attentive, patient, and genuinely caring, creating a safe and supportive environment for residents and families. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and communication is reassuring. I highly recommend Pacific Villa to anyone seeking quality care with dignity and kindness.

I’m trying to get my sister transferred closer to me. I left two messages on social workers ext. finally got to talk to Nancy the Social worker. I said I’ve left two messages on her ext nd she said she doesn’t even have voice mail set up yet you’re led to believe there is that option. Apparently she’s the only social worker for 99 beds. Also left two messages for Trevor Anderson, administrator and never got a call back. These SNF’s are worse than the dog pound. Should be shut down.

* They put a false statement in my sister's chart saying she struck at nurses, so she was rejected by another nursing home; * 2 staff interrupted me to argue with me; * the voice mail for most phone numbers picks up, but no one ever calls you back because it is disconnected. My sister complained about a medicine's weight gain effects after gaining 70 pounds in 1.5 years.and was ignored for months; *The Director of Nursing called me back one time in 3 years. But their food is not bad.

If you love your family member, do not leave them at Pacific Villa. The nurses never leave their nurses station. The quality of care is extremely poor. My brother almost died when he was given medication that should not of been taken with his regular meds. But no one thought about checking the medication compatibility. Money and his personal belongings were constantly missing. And they will lie about anything you ask trying to keep themselves in a good light. Terrible place.

Smoking in patio only. NO WI-FI FOR GUESTS. Soda and junk food vending machines available 24/7. Expect to use your data so know your limits. Food good but bring your own salt and toiletries. Eggs at breakfast are never salted and are given every day. Games and chair exercises nearly every day. Tell them if milk makes you gassy so they can provide alternatives. Sleep with earplugs to avoid noisy guests and bring your own books. Good luck.