NORTH PARK POST-ACUTE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in TRACY, CA. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.5 out of 5 from 107 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in San Joaquin County and serves residents in the CA area.
Service availability may vary by location. Contact this facility directly to confirm service availability in your specific location.
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A huge thank you to North Park Post Acute for the care and help during my Uncle's stay. All of the staff was so friendly and warm. Carina from Social Services was incredible staying on top of applications and assisting us with his transition home and additional resources. I absolutely recommend this establishment as my personal experience has been great.
My father was at North Point Actue Care in Tracy for approximately 14 days. My father is 91 years old and although our family is small, when it comes to him, we are all there together. The staff there were ALL AMAZING!! EVERYONE was helpful with my father’s rehab as well as working with our family and the millions of questions we had. They made sure we were set with everything we needed when we came home!! We are grateful for the care my father received from North Point Acute Care highly recommend
My husband's experience at North Park Post-Acute was nothing short of exceptional. He spent two weeks there after his right hip surgery, and we were both incredibly impressed by the entire team. They were not only professional and skilled but also genuinely warm and caring. It felt like they saw him as a person, not just a patient. The physical and occupational therapists were patient and encouraging, guiding him through his rehab. They understood his pain and frustrations and knew just when to push him and when to give him a break. Their expertise in helping him regain his strength and independence was crucial to his recovery. Beyond the medical care, everyone we met—from the nurses to the cleaning staff—was kind and friendly. There was a sense of community there, and you could tell they truly cared for the well-being of every patient. We are so grateful to have had access to such a high-quality facility during a difficult time. They made a challenging situation feel manageable, and we thank them for their dedication.
My experience at North Park post acute has always been great. Everytime I walk in the facility, I am greeted with a smile and kind words from the front desk. The social service department are amazing. They truly care for all of their patients. They take time to listen to all of the patients needs and concerning. They treat the patients like their own family members.
As a recent patient here, I am highly satisfied with the level of care and rehabilitation I received to literally get me back on my feet. Having been a young adult in a facility with primarily "baby boomers," I felt comfortable, safe, and welcomed. The staff was nice, fun and full of energy. NP is in the process of remodeling rooms, which I'm sure will look great once they're all finished. My favorite part of the stay was being able to roam or "roll" around in my wheelchair and visit the aquarium or go outside to the large patio area. I recommend North Park to anyone needing acute rehab in the Tracy area. 😀
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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.