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Valle Vista Post Acute
1025 West 2nd Ave, Escondido, CA 92025
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5
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April 24, 2024
My husband was in Valle Vista Post Acute for about 2 months from August to October 2023. He was rehabbing from a leg amputation. My husband also has dementia, so it is a complicated situation. The care there was very good, the nurses were attentive, he was kept clean, and his wound care was superb. The most important aspect of the stay for us was the physical therapy. I can't say enough about the physical therapy group, especially Rod, he was caring and took the time to overcome my husband’s muddle mind. My husband came home being able to transfer himself to his wheelchair easily. They also worked with me to help train me on how to transfer him from the bed to the wheelchair, help with how to pick him up if he fell, and how to transfer him to the car. This has made the homecare for him much easier. Although the facility is older, it has been updated and is clean. The view around the facility is beautiful and there are nice areas to take your family members out to see the views.
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one bedroom apartment, three bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment
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$4,540/mo
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Nursing Homes, Assisted Living, Continuing Care Communities, Independent Living, Memory Care
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About Valle Vista Post Acute in Escondido, California
Valle Vista Post Acute is a senior living provider located in Escondido, California. It offers a range of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, and hospice care. The community provides private rooms, ensuring residents have their own personal space.
It features outdoor common areas, communal dining, and flexible visitation hours. Meals are provided, and organized activities and programs are offered, including entertainment, social events, spiritual activities, and health and wellness programs. Residents can also enjoy salon services and facilitated field trips or outings.
Nurses and therapists are on staff, and physical, occupational, and rehabilitation therapies are available. The community provides personal care services, assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), and medication management. Special diets and dietary accommodations are also offered, along with diabetic care and nutrition specialists. Additional services include housekeeping, medical transportation, and Spanish-speaking staff. Insurance is accepted, making it easier for residents to manage their healthcare needs.
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4.0
Overall
5.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
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Reviews of Valle Vista Post Acute in Escondido, California
3.5
(2 reviews)
Facility
4.0
Staff
4.0
Food
3.5
Activities
1.0
Value
5.0
Dee Gee
5
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April 24, 2024
My husband was in Valle Vista Post Acute for about 2 months from August to October 2023. He was rehabbing from a leg amputation. My husband also has dementia, so it is a complicated situation. The care there was very good, the nurses were attentive, he was kept clean, and his wound care was superb. The most important aspect of the stay for us was the physical therapy. I can't say enough about the physical therapy group, especially Rod, he was caring and took the time to overcome my husband’s muddle mind. My husband came home being able to transfer himself to his wheelchair easily. They also worked with me to help train me on how to transfer him from the bed to the wheelchair, help with how to pick him up if he fell, and how to transfer him to the car. This has made the homecare for him much easier. Although the facility is older, it has been updated and is clean. The view around the facility is beautiful and there are nice areas to take your family members out to see the views.
Rick
2
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July 5, 2021
My dad was at Valle Vista Convalescent Hospital. They took him there for rehab after the hospital, and it seems that he came out with other symptoms that he didn't have before. He went in with a bunged up elbow, and he came out with some Atrial fibrillation that he didn't have before. It could have been coincidental, but I don't really know why. It was also very difficult to talk to him or to get him on the phone. I couldn't see him because he was in isolation due to COVID, so he was vaguely unreachable for me and my family to talk to him, and that was kind of concerning. He seemed to be OK with the food. He didn't mention anything bad about it, and it seems like he picked up a couple of pounds, so he was eating OK. The facility had a nice view, and it seemed like it was orderly, but I haven't been able to see it inside.
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