I recently had to help my senior Aunt & Uncle find a good rehab facility in the Santa Cruz area after a hospitalization. I toured several & upon a warm welcoming greeting at Santa Cruz Post Acute by the director, Jessica Moran, & Admission Coordinator, Mayra Serrato I began my tour of the facility. I was instantly impressed with the energy, lightness, organization & cleanliness of the facility . The staff was busy with client activities which also impressed me with the energy & management. It was obvious that the interaction I saw constantly between nurses, care staff & residents was key to the comfortable atmosphere that was present throughout the facility. My Aunt & Uncle have been patients there for several weeks & the high grade of care, physical therapy & professional, friendly treatment is comforting for me. The Santa Cruz Post Acute provides a level of care & management that should be recognized as an example for other Assisted Living facilities. It is comforting for me as well as gives me confidence my family members are safe & getting the best care possible. Brian Auger Fairfax/Boulder Creek, CA

I want to express my appreciation with SCPA’s Business Development Director, Jessica Moran, who has been very warm and welcoming in assisting us with transitioning my disabled sister to SCPA. Jessica and staff have been attentive in getting my sister settled into her new environment with their care giving duties to asure she is comfortable and giving us peace of mind she is being well taken care of. Thank you Jessica and all the staff at SPCA to your dedication and caregiving duties!

Santa Cruz Post Acute saved my brothers life. They have been wonderful. He came to them with broken back, ribs and was being evaluated for hospice care. He had very poor care at another facility where he had been for a year+ after a stroke. He had declined there and was unable to move, sit up, speak or eat when I insisted that he go back to Dominican Hospital. They said he had no broken bones and was “failing to thrive and should be in hospice care” He was dying…. The hospital staff was amazing. They confirmed that he indeed had broken bones from a fall at facility, got him stabilized and facilitated a move to a different facility. Within a few weeks with the wonderful care givers at SCPA, he was eating, speaking, and working on sitting up. Finally out of pain and much happier :). I just returned from a visit today, after just a couple months, he’s sitting up on his own, is speaking better, can walk with assistance, and has mastered some basic skills. From the day he was admitted every staff member has been great. There was more communication and followup in the 1st week than the entire time he was at the previous SNF (over a year). I live out of state. What a difference. Thank you all for saving my brother’s life. Can’t wait to see the progress he’s bound to make over the next few weeks. I’m sleeping better knowing that he’s in great hands.

Nice and helpful people working here. Fantastic aviary in the middle of a sunny courtyard that many rooms open up onto.