LOS ANGELES COMM HOSPITAL is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in LOS ANGELES, CA. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.2 out of 5 from 785 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Los Angeles County and serves residents in the CA area.
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Of course — here’s a clearer, more professional version that still keeps the seriousness and emotion of what you experienced. This works well for a hospital complaint, review, or formal statement: ⸻ I was transferred to this hospital due to insurance. While some of the nurses who assisted me were kind, helpful, and caring, the overall environment was completely unacceptable. The level of noise and the lack of respect shown toward patients was disturbing. Staff members, including EMTs, were loudly talking about personal matters—such as what they were doing outside of work and whether they had eaten—at volumes inappropriate for a hospital setting. The noise was constant and extremely disruptive. I eventually got up to close my door and told them that their behavior was disrespectful, but my concerns were ignored. At one point, staff were shouting across the hospital and laughing with a patient who appeared to be experiencing mental health issues, instead of de-escalating the situation. It felt as though they were encouraging the behavior rather than providing appropriate care, which was alarming to witness. I had just undergone surgery and was unable to rest due to how loud the environment was. I was supposed to remain overnight for monitoring, but the conditions made it impossible to stay. Because of this, I requested to be released, and they complied. I also informed my nurse of the situation and my reasons for leaving.
Excellent Staff! Especially the nurses! They are friendly and very responsible and responsive! We really liked the idea of having a care assistant in the rooms that take care of the patients immediate needs! We loved our nurse practitioner David and our on-call Dr. Chadha! They are extremely good and responsive!
My hospital stay was for 2 days and it was decent. The nurses do great at taking care of you. Staff is good with catering to your needs. Food was good. Only reason it got a 3 is because hospital seems pretty run down. I think with a few upgrades it could be a lot better. Water from the sink was coming out looking dirty, more white than clear. Toilet seats were loose and handle was leaking water. It was a small hospital. Only 2 floors. Only went here because my insurance covered my stay there.
The hospital was good. The food was delicious. I wish I could take the cook home because the food was really good. My stay at the hospital in the beginning was good until I had to be transferred to a four bed room, which the stuff was wonderful. I have no complaints with the staff but some of the patients they were not too nice. They didn’t understand when people want to sleep. People want to sleep not hear anybody talking really loud on the phone but any other thing besides that might stay at the hospital was wonderful. Oh, and other than being cold, there could be a little thicker blankets, but I had my in-home care nurse bring me a nice blanket so the rest of my day was good. I understand that it must be cold in there because of germs, but I felt like I was in Alaska.
No air conditioning in the facility. My family member is sharing a fan with someone else in the room. Blood splattered on the curtain blinds and ceiling. A person on a wheelchair just asked to be seen by a doctor because he was having problems breathing, the person at the registration desk told him if he's having an emergency he needs to step outside and call 911. Horrible place to be, unfortunately we cannot move our family member to a different facility for now. Lobby/waiting area was recently remodeled but it's only a facade, as soon as you step in, you see the real deal.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.