WESTGATE GARDENS CARE CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in VISALIA, CA. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.3 out of 5 from 115 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Tulare County and serves residents in the CA area.
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Came in to tour this and many other places this by far is the cleanest and staff friendly. So happy I have peace of mind knowing my mother is in the best place. Thank you for the tour and the help in finding the this facility.
My mom was sent here after a fall which she fractured her wrist and knee. She was not fed the first night and the next day. Some of the CNA's took care of her well, but there was a few CNA's that were rude, unprofessional, they belittled my mom. These CNA's need to have more patience, be more companionate or they need to find a different type of employment. The food was always cold, never had a real change in menu. Also head of physical therapy needs to be more professional and be attentive to the patient's needs and listen and not scold the patient like they are a child. Also nursing staff needs to be more attentive to the patient's call lights and tend to the patient more quickly not 1 to 2 hours later. They need to have better air ventilation in the rooms for when patients use the bathroom and some sort of air freshener, shower area is very cold and they take the patients showers with the window open when it is extremely cold. When you call to express your concerns they do not answer and when they finally do they try to resolve the problem for that moment but then goes back to the same. There are some good nurses, professional, doing their job right and also the wound nurses were very good, professional and compassionate. My mom was able to speak for herself but for the patients that are unable to speak who knows how they are being treated. These patients are someone's parents, grandparents and should be treated like you would want your family members to be treated. If we do not speak our concerns nothing will ever be done and change for the better of the patients.
My dad was placed here. We met extremely nice, loving , caring employees. Their names were Samantha Cortez & Rosa. They went above and beyond to care for my dad. They genuinely loved him. My family will forever remember this. 5 Star all the way. πππππWe even invited them to his 80th birthday. We became family. β€οΈπ They truly were God sent.
I am truly grateful for the exceptional care my uncle received here. From the moment you walk into the clean, beautifully maintained facility, youβre greeted by warm, friendly staff who are always ready to assist and answer any questions. Even though my uncle could be quite a handful at times, the team treated him with unwavering professionalism, patience, and genuine compassion. This level of dedication and kindness made all the difference for our family.
My experience with Westgate Gardens has been positive. One of my family members has been staying here for the past few months, and the level of care and attention they receive has been reassuring. I have recommended this facility to more friends and family. Thank you to the staff for doing an amazing job!
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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.