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jose moreno

The housekeeping and laundry teams at Vineyard Post Acute are doing a fantastic job. The building is consistently clean and welcoming, which means so much. Big props to Felipe Gomez for his oversight as the supervisor and Maintenance Director—you can tell he holds his team to a high standard. The laundry is always done correctly and returned promptly. Thank you, Felipe and team, for your hard work!

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norma gomez

I had a great experience with this nursing home. The staff is caring, professional, and truly attentive to the residents’ needs. The facility is well maintained, clean, and welcoming. I especially want to recognize the maintenance director, Felipe. He is absolutely amazing—very professional, reliable, and always on time. Any maintenance issue is handled quickly and efficiently, and you can really tell he takes pride in his work. Overall, this is a wonderful nursing home, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a place where residents are treated with care and respect.

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Martha Avalos

Vineyard Post Acute is exceptional! They do an outstanding job in their housekeeping department, which plays a vital role in keeping the facility clean and preventing the spread of bacteria. The rooms and building are always clean, and the facility remains free of unpleasant odors . The laundry department is very efficient and reliable, consistently returning residents’ personal items in a timely manner. I will like to give a shout to alicia and maricela for always have great customer service. Felipe Gomez is extremely reliable and dedicated, consistently on call, demonstrating efficiency and diligence in keeping the facility running smoothly.

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Mike Miller

Only send your loved one here, if you are okay with watching them regress and die…. Where do I even start. My 64yo mother has neuropathy in her feet and legs as a side effect from chemotherapy. She was sent to Vinyard Post Acute after a brief stint in Stutter of Santa Rosa being “treated” for an infection. This is a separate story of its own, with Sutters relentless push to get her to commit to Vinyard as her post PT treatments. After refusing multiple times, Sutter then found every reason in the book to not make time to have a PT come work with her in the hospital. ONLY after she verbally committed to going to Vinyard did they actually get a PT to work with her. Fishy, but this was just the tip of the iceberg. After being moved to the seemingly well kept Vinyard, supposedly renowned for their exceptional PT and OT rehab, did the problems start. At a first glance there is a ton of hustle and bustle, but not with any of the patients… my mom laid in her bed regressing further and further from rehabilitation. On her 3rd day, a PT FINALLY came, and worked with her for 15 mins……when I called, they told me she couldn’t talk because she was working with the PT and OT, as part of her care plan and would be a busy day for her. Come to find out they blatantly lied, and they she had not been out of bed all day, but no one had even created a care plan. As our worries grew deeper, and we saw her regression becoming more apparent, we notified Vinyards administrator. Turns out she had pneumonia that was left untreated for 5 days, all while she was in a 24 HOUR CARE CENTER!!! Meal time! One of the things you would think they would be good at, as all the CNAs and RNs seem to do around there is feed people. Nope not at all. I called her one night and the dinner was a roll with butter and water…… wow malnourishment at a PT/OT care facility. Really smart! This place is an absolute disgrace in the post med world. All the saw was a dollar sign above her head. A remission cancer patient, with neuropathy that could be charged for 24hr care, to regress and die in that god awful place…. She was moved to a new hospital, treated for the pneumonia, up walking around with the hospital’s PT and now at another post acute facility that has had her up for over 3 hours, and has met with OT and a Speech pathologist 2 times in less then 48hours. If your loved one is at Vinyard Post Acute, pull them out immediately, and move them to a new facility. They are not there to help them as patients, rather to keep them sick to collect Medicare, other privatized insurance, or personal payments.

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Jennifer Moreno

My mom had a very good experience at Vineyard. The staff was very caring and loving and she immediately felt comfortable with them. Sometimes at night, they would just come to her room to chat. She especially got to know Joe and Sol who were awesome! The place was very clean as well. My mom even loved her roommate!. We are thankful that she had such a positive experience! :)