Our nurses are licensed in the State of California and they all have experience in the field (we do not hire brand new graduates). Furthermore, they follow best practices in handwashing and infection prevention to keep you and your family safe. Our nurses will always explain to you the treatment they will provide before they provide it.

Our physical therapists are an important part of our team. They can help you improve movement and motion. The treatments recommended by your physical therapist will be critical in improving your strength and reducing pain.

Our occupational therapists will help you improve your Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). ADLs are things like bathing & dressing. They can also include regaining movement in your hands after something like a stroke. Our occupational therapists want to get you back to your normal daily activities again.

Our speech therapists (also known as speech language pathologists) provide treatment for speech and swallowing disorders. Often patients can utilize speech therapy following a stroke that impacts speech. Brain injuries, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s also can impact one’s speech, and speech therapy is often advisable. Furthermore, patients with dysphasia (trouble swallowing) can benefit from speech therapy as well.

Our home health aides are caring individuals who will assist with your personal care. This includes bathing, skin care, dressing, toileting, exercising, and laundry. Our home health aides work under the supervision of our nursing staff.

Our social workers will assess your needs. They can assist in connecting our patients with other healthcare resources, assessing the psychosocial status of patients, communicating with family members and caregivers, and providing interventions in accordance with the plan of care.