Salinas Valley Post Acute

The facility is kept very clean and well maintained. The nursing staff are well trained, but too understaffed and hurried. The meals are not always the healthiest, but it seems they are doing the best they can for a large facility. The physical therapy staff is by far the best!

My grandmother was here after she broke her hip. The staff was fantastic. Cannot say enough about how much they care. Highly recommend!

My aunt and father was a pt of Salinas Valley Post Acute. Everyone was so friendly there. Social Worker Monique helped find my aunt a new home to go to when my aunt was previously living in her car. I must say my aunt was sad to leave but grateful for all the help and support she needed to be back on her feet again. My father loved it there especially being in the activities room where it was nothing but positive vibes. With that being said I would definitely recommend bringing your family here.

This facility should be reported to the state for how they run it. My father is at their facility and they will gibe me no info or status on him and are extremely rude. They have no legal paperwork stating that they cannot provide info on my own father, but continue to push me aside and not respond to my numerous calls. Looks as if I will be forced to get the state involved. AVOID this shady and filthy place. They should be shut down. Was Finally able to get ahold of Laquisha, only to be treated horribly and berated over the phone. She pretty much told me she's too busy and for me to "do what I have to do". If she's treating me this way, Lord only knows how bad she treats patients. Will be contacting her supervisor and the state board to file a formal complaint against her personally.

Salinas Valley Post Acute was a wonderful experience for my family. We have been to other skilled nursing in the past and had some skilled nursing PTSD from the last time we put our mother into one. Nursng staff was very attentive and physical therapy team did a wonderful job in supporting, and encouraging my mother to walk again after her fall. Even after the admissions process, Ashley continued to check on our mother, providing us updates and was happy to help her with FaceTime when we were able to come in to see her face-to-face. Ashley was very sweet and honest about what to expect with our mother journey to recovery. Always happy to answer any questions and always addressing our concerns right away. This eased our anxiety, helping us to focus on our mother goals.