Brookfield is a wonderful skilled nursing facility where the residents' well-being and quality of…read morecare are clearly a top priority. The staff is compassionate, attentive, and genuinely caring toward the residents. The facility is clean, organized, and well-maintained, which contributes to a comfortable and positive atmosphere for both residents and their families.

I have been here several times when I have needed top notch post operative quality services…read more This facility is super clean. Everyone from nursing, therapy, kitchen, housekeeping, maintenance, and especially activities are the best at what they do. Thank you so much to the CNA's for the quality of work they provide selflessly. Great job in the kitchen making sure I always had something enjoyable, and tasty for my meals. Especially the going home breakfast they made me. I can't say enough good things about Brookfield Healthcare Center. I usually post my reviews on Google, but I thought I'd do yelp this time. Thank you to everyone on station 2. Your a great team. Too many to mention by name. Thank you therapy dept. Thank you Jackie, Mary Chris, and Alejandra.

Bellflower Post Acute truly feels like a second home for our family. The staff are compassionate,…read moreattentive, and genuinely care about every resident's well-being. Special shout out to Ms. Patty and Nurse Geraldine for their exceptional kindness, patience, and dedication. They go above and beyond to make residents feel comfortable, cared for, and loved. Their compassion and positive attitude truly make a difference every day. Thank you to the entire team at Bellflower Post Acute for creating such a warm and welcoming environment that truly feels like home.

My experience with this facility was amazing . I dealt with Patty A . Shes the most kindest…read morehuman being youll ever meet. Even tho mom was not eligible to stay at the facility , Patty A went above and beyond to make sure i was directed in the right place and literally took me step by step in order to succeed in my moms best care . Thank you Patty A .. for being the best possible human being in my time of need . Bellflower post acute is lucky to have you .

My father was admitted to this facility at 1am, and the nursing staff were prepared for his visit…read more He was able to get his own suite, which was helpful to his healing and ability to rest and get strong. If I ever had a concern or issue, the front office staff (Denise Ortega) and Debra (social worker) were very responsive and helpful; I have so much appreciation for them! The nurses tended to him on a regular basis by changing his sheets and cleaning his room, giving him sponge baths, changing his diapers, and changing his clothes that I left hanging in his closet. The nurses who had a positive impact on my father were Molina, Monse, Cristina, and a male nurse from Jordan who trimmed my dad's beard. When my dad was discharged, he missed them all so much! The nursing staff gave him medicine on time and Dr. Sharma did a good job of monitoring his symptoms and labs. My dad loves food and not once did he complain about their food, so that was telling for me! The cafeteria staff were always friendly. The physical and occupational therapists were friendly, supportive, and positive with my father; thank you, Claire, Araceli, and Carlos! They were very helpful to him gaining some of his strength back. They had a kitchen, bathroom, and a car in their PT/OT space that allowed my father to practice doing certain things when he returned home.

The staff is very lazy. You call for help and they take forever to respond. We were there for 9…read moredays with our mom for PT. We took her home instead and get PT to come to the home instead. Never send anyone to this ugly facility, not even your worst enemy.

I spent 3 months there as a patient after a fall and spinal surgery. Everyone there was so nice…read moreand professional. The nurses and CNAs were always helpful. The physical and occupational group there are exceptional. They were the ones that got me up and walking again. Everyone was instrumental in my recovery but Jon Silva, PTA worked with me a lot and we concentrated on the little things that people usually don't think about when they're healthy. I appreciate all the hard work that Jon and the others put in to help me reach my goals.

I noticed my wife's calf's were swollen they never noticed! I for 3 days I keep telling them she…read moreneed to be changed her dyper. Now on August 30 I brought dinner for us both I arrived at 4:15, 4:30. I noticed after doing she wasn't using her left hand, I ask her to squeeze my finger she could not do it. I told the nurse that she is having a stroke, she the nurse came and checked her out looking for signs of a stroke she could not find any. This happened around 3x. Finally she called an ambulance but they won't be here for about an hour and half it's now 6 pm maybe, the ambulance arrives they assessed her and said she is fine, I told them the symptoms comes and goes, I told them to take her to the emergency room they did, come to find out she had a stroke. What if I did not show up that day to notice that? How long was she having this stroke before I got there. You have like 3 hours to give a drug that dissolve the clot. Would she be dead now if I did not go that day? No one knows but this place is an inbarrsment to the Nursing home rehab in the United States. They kept losing her clothes that I bought to the Nursing home. This place has to many nurses in the morning not enough at night. WTF is wrong with Rosa VILLA nursing rehab facility? Yesterday dinner was egg salad sandwich, a cup of tangerines, a little bowl of soup 4 oz of milk 4 oz of juice, What kind of dinner is that? Well I have said enough but that's not everything!

The facility is nice and clean. I've visited other facilities that look depressing and smell bad…read more This facility has activities for their residents and a lot of great CNA's. I'm Thankful for the care they've provided to my Father. A special Thank you to CNA's Domitila, Alondra, Kimberly, Maria Arévalo, and Elsy. They are always so kind and compassionate. The Gonzalez Family appreciates you all. 316 C

I am extremely disappointed and honestly angry about the visitor policy here…read more I came to visit my mother-in-law with my husband and son, and we were told that only one person can visit her at a time. She does not have a communicable disease. She is here because of an injury, so the justification for such an extreme restriction makes absolutely no sense. What makes this even more frustrating is that earlier this very week, my brother-in-law and sister-in-law were allowed to visit her together. So apparently the policy either isn't being applied consistently, or the rules have suddenly changed without any reasonable explanation. What is especially ridiculous is that we were told that if more than one of us wanted to visit her at the same time, we would have to call hours in advance so they could put her in a wheelchair and move her to the dining area. A patient in an actual hospital room can have multiple family members visit, yet here, a family visiting an injured patient is expected to take turns one person at a time or essentially relocate the patient just so her family can sit together with her. I understand that facilities need policies for infection control and patient safety, but this feels completely excessive and unnecessarily restrictive. We are well beyond the point where every visitor needs to be treated as a potential COVID threat, especially when the patient does not have a communicable illness. Families should not have to jump through hoops just to be able to sit with their loved one. My mother-in-law should be able to have her son, daughter-in-law and grandson together with her without being wheeled off to a dining room like we are asking for some extraordinary privilege. And if there is a legitimate reason for this restriction, then I would like someone to explain why two family members were permitted to visit her together earlier this week, while today we are being told that only one person is allowed at a time. This policy is unreasonable, frustrating, and completely lacking in common sense. Families deserve consistency, transparency, and some basic consideration when visiting an injured loved one.

My grandmother was at Intercommunity for some time. I got to know some of the staff that took care…read moreof her while she was there. They were all caring, respectful and made sure her stay there was as comfortable as possible. Although it was hard on our family to see our grandma there, we knew that she would be well taken care of by everyone. Her room was always clean and the food they provided looked great. I cannot express my gratitude enough for everyone that looked after my grandma and everytime I went to visit the staff was always so nice and helpful. Thank you for caring for my grandma.

A nice easygoing caring atmosphere especially from a sweet lady named Marcela V. She's so patient &…read moreenduring, always see a smile. Customer service is always available. I've been here in the past to visit besides known friends who had their loved ones here too. They do their best to be accommodating to all at this convalescent facility especially with their patients/ residents.

They treat there patients terrible don't let them out of bed sitting in piss because everyone goes…read moreon lunch at the same time and got mad. At my friend cuz she tried to get out of her piss bed and they also took her. Walker away from her so she couldn't use the restroom on her own also told her to go to bed several different times. At 8 pm she's 71 years old shell go to bed on her time this place is a nightmare for patients

I have been to multiple post acute centers for visiting. I must say, this location is different!…read moreAs soon as you walk in, it is not smelly, it is clean the staff is professional and friendly. Most importantly the patient had nothing but compliments to this place. I really appreciate and thankful of her behalf to know they are in good hands. Unfortunately not always the case.

Thinking about admitting my dad from the hospital to a nursing facility for a few days was a very…read morescary and hard decision. He needed the medical care I couldn't provide for him right away. I needed to weekend to prep my home and make calls for nursing care. In the meantime in the hospital the social worker connected me with Administration rep SAM who helped ease my worries and assured me my dad would be well cared for. The weekend my dad was there the nurses helped my dad with medication ,food and his bathing in bed. I was able to drop off clothing necessary and the nurses would take them back for me while visiting hours were over. The issues I ran into were: scheduling appointments were not communicated well amongst the staff. I came in a Saturday and the young receptionist as well as another young lady said I couldn't have had an appointment as I was not on the list. However I was just there Friday and they said I could come in the next day at a certain time. I won't spend much time on this as Sam helped fix this issue and I was very frustrated with these ladies, but given they only go by what their told I get it. Aside from that my dads needs were met.

I stayed at the Country Villa Bay Vista Healthcare facility from December 14, 2022 to January 14,…read more2023 for physical and occupational therapy following a fall down a flight of steps at my apartment complex that initially rendered me unable to stand and walk due to severe injuries to my knees and quadriceps (thankfully nothing was broken). When I arrived at BV around 10:30pm that first night (my transport from the hospital was very late in picking me up), the staff was very welcoming and helpful, which helped to ease some of my overall uncertainty being in a situation where just a few days prior I was mobile and living my life, to now being immobile and unsure of what was going to happen next (I'm 52 years young). The two CNAs who tended to me that night were soooo kind, caring, helpful, generous, and understanding, I started feeling more comfortable in my new environment and situation. And such was the care that I received overall during my stay at Bay Vista--the nursing care including the medication nurses, the physical and occupational therapists, the patient advocate and social worker, the activities director, the kitchen director, the administrator--everyone offered such wonderful and friendly care and service! And the housekeeping staff were great at keeping the facility and my room clean. During my time there I went from being unable to stand and walk to being able to do both (with walker and wheelchair support) thanks to the amazing occupational and physical therapists! They were so supportive and helpful (and such sweet individuals) and were the perfect team to build the foundation for my recovery journey (and I continue getting stronger at home). When I was having challenges with my insurance company, the patient advocate kept me updated and went to battle on my behalf so I could focus on my healing. She even took the time to comfort me during a particularly stressful experience I had with them. And huge props to the CNAs--the sheroes and heroes who do the actual day-to-day, moment-to-moment work of intimately caring for the patients--who were excellent. Admittedly some were better than others (like with any job), but they were all good, and many went that extra mile to ensure your comfort. I speak not only from the care I received, but the care I observed with my roommates as each of us had different levels of needed care. I could share many instances where the staff exhibited such care, professionalism, support, and generosity with us (including with some of the more demanding [and impatient] patients :-). And although I was happy to finally go home after my stay, leaving was a tad bittersweet *only* because I was going to miss those staff with whom I had developed relationships, especially my therapists. But I look forward to going back--just to visit and say hi to everyone after I have fully recovered! I would definitely recommend Bay Vista to those needing nursing and PT/OT care.