Tice Valley Post Acute

Skilled nursing is provided around the clock, guided by an on-site Medical Director and Director of Nursing, with an individual care plan for each patient.

Physical, occupational and speech therapy are offered in three therapy gyms to help patients recover and regain independence after injury, illness or surgery.

Long-term care supports patients with ongoing health conditions or disabilities, including help with bathing, dressing, personal hygiene and nutrition, and a restorative nursing program focused on mobility and daily living skills.

An in-house wound care program manages a range of wound conditions, including pressure ulcers and diabetic ulcers, so patients do not need to leave the building for treatment.

An outpatient therapy program serves patients who have finished inpatient care, as well as residents of Walnut Creek who are not staying at the facility.

Social workers help with care planning, discharge planning, resident advocacy, mental health support and guidance on advance directives and power of attorney. Transportation to off-site medical appointments is provided during a stay.

The facility has 38 private rooms and 41 semi-private rooms, each with a wall-mounted TV.

A staff dietitian considers each patient's dietary needs, and meals are designed to support recovery. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free meals are offered.

A full calendar of social activities includes holiday events, pet visits, and regular religious services and spiritual support.

Amenities include a resident theater with surround sound and a 100-inch screen, Wi-Fi, cable television, outdoor patios and a courtyard for visiting with family.