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Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation

2611 North Warren Avenue

3.5(333 ratings)· Tucson average: 3.9

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Quick Facts

Total units
102
Medicare rating
4 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
For profit, Limited Liability company
Certified beds
102
Care oversight
24-hour nursing care directed by in-house physicians

What Families Think

Reviews for Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation are overwhelmingly negative, with families describing long waits for basic care, poor communication, and unsanitary conditions. A few individual staff members and nurses were singled out as kind and attentive, but the majority of reviewers reported serious care and staffing concerns.

The Good

  • Some individual staff and nurses praised by name
  • Front desk staff described as helpful
  • Facility holds a 4-star Medicare.gov quality rating
  • 24-hour nursing care under in-house physicians

The Bad

  • Multiple reports of long delays answering call lights
  • Several reviewers cite poor communication with families and patients
  • Reports of understaffing affecting basic care needs
  • One report described unsanitary rooms and reused gloves
  • No published pricing information available

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About Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation

Catalina Post Acute and Rehabilitation is a nursing home in Tucson, Arizona, offering short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. The facility provides 24-hour round-the-clock nursing care under the direction of in-house physicians, combining traditional and hands-on therapeutic approaches tailored to each resident's needs.

The community's care model emphasizes working with residents, families, and healthcare providers to create comprehensive and effective treatment plans focused on helping residents regain strength and mobility. The nursing staff and broader team aim to make each resident's stay comfortable, safe, and therapeutic while supporting them in living to their fullest potential.

Catalina Post Acute and Rehabilitation maintains a full calendar of activities designed to keep residents active and engaged throughout the day and month. The facility has earned a 4-star overall rating from Medicare.gov for the quality of care it delivers.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

3.5overall · 333 ratings combined

3.5★ on Google (333)

Theresa Stevens

Jun 2026

via Google

RUN FROM THIS PLACE!!! I would give them zero stars if available. While in their care for physical rehab my mom had a full on stroke and they did NOTHING except test for a UTI and when it came back negative had the nerve to tell me medically she was fine. She now has permanent brain damage. On top of that i never noticed any activities, just a bunch of people sitting outside in wheelchairs on their own. My mom was there for pt which she got about 5 hours a week and spent the rest of the entire time laying in a bed.

Alicia Leon

Jun 2026

via Google

I was very disappointed with the care provided at this rehabilitation center. Communication between staff, patients, and families was often poor, making it difficult to get updates or have concerns addressed. Response times to call lights were frequently delayed, and there seemed to be a lack of coordination among caregivers. My brother waited 4 hours and the had to call me at home to tell me no one would help him to the restroom. And I had to call from the outside to get a hold of someone and finally when they answered me it was a hour later. My brother got a bad bed sore because of this facility. The Nurses in Management would ignore your concerns. While some staff members were kind and hardworking, the overall quality of care did not meet expectations. The facility appeared understaffed, which affected both patient care and attention to individual needs. Rehabilitation services were inconsistent, and progress goals were not clearly communicated. I would encourage management to focus on improving staffing levels, communication, and patient-centered care.

Pam Spears

Apr 2026

via Google

4/24/26 - 9 pm My husband was admitted 2 hours ago. No one has spoken to him about the facility, what they can & can't do. They only offered him a peanut butter sandwich & water since he missed dinner. They have yet to put his ID bracelet on. It's laying on a table. He's helpless & can't move without help, like using the restroom. But no one has been around to help. His TV doesn't work. No one has discussed his medications, especially the pain meds. He had an 8 hour extensive back surgery 10 days ago. And he's 69. I consider this kind of treatment elder abuse. He didn't get to the facility until after 6. There is no one taking responsibility when I called. I was told to call back tomorrow. That's not acceptable. Now they won't answer the phone. I feel helpless! My husband is being mistreated. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS FACILITY. IT SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN!!

Delia Fernandez

Feb 2026

via Google

Nurse Amber Allred was the best. The ladies at the front desk were also great. Unfortunately the care was horrible. The light would go on for care and it took forever for it to come. The food was disgusting. I wouldn’t feed it to my dog. My son had to go to the bathroom in his bed and he had to seat in it forever. I will not recommend you to my family or friends. The worst thing is that we had to complain to everyone about their job.

Andrea Toledo

Jul 2025

via Google

IF I COULD GIVE A ZERO RATING I WOULD!!! I WOULD NEVER EVER SEND MY LOVED ONE TO CATALINA POST ACUTE! THIS PLACES NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN!!! I would strongly advise against sending your loved ones to Catalina Post Acute Rehabilitation. Our experience with this facility has been nothing short of disappointing, and we regret choosing this place for my family member's care for physically therapy. From the minute my loved one was transferred and we walked through the front doors I told my dad he wasn’t staying here and we are going to get him out of there and WE DID! The staff from the top to bottom was horrible. No sense of care in the world. There was no sense of urgency and lack of attention to the residents' needs. My loved one was frequently left waiting for assistance, and the delays in care became increasingly concerning. No service skills whatsoever. They need to train their staff on professionalism. They were so rude when talking to us. Even as simple as asking for a pillow or using the words excuse me, can I get through no they would say “I need you to move”. Staff there are very rude. Additionally, the cleanliness of the facility was disgustingly and very unappealing. From the minute you walked into the facility it reeked like urine and feces. As you walked through the halls there were bags of trash and again smelled so unsanitary. The rooms were so dirty. My loved one was placed in a 3 patient room in a small enclosed space. Walls were dirty, holes in the walls, bed was broken, the nurses/CNA were very unsanitary with patients. Using the same gloves with different patients or no gloves at all. I never saw any staff use hand sanitizer leaving patients rooms. And when they would come in they would never introduce themselves we always had to ask who they are. Also what was very upsetting was they didn’t even know why my father was there for. The night nurse Ky told us “I take good care of my patients, I came in every hour and make sure they are still breathing” UNACCEPTABLE!!!! Once she said that we did not leave our loved one alone for one second while he was there. From what I observed the patients at Catalina are looked at as if they vegetables just waiting to go. The staff does not care AT ALL!!! The overall experience was extremely frustrating and disheartening. For the well-being of your loved ones, I would recommend seeking alternatives with better staffing, care standards, and overall professionalism. Do your research and choose a place where your family member will be treated with the respect and care they deserve. Catalina Post Acute Rehabilitation is not that place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation offer?

Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation located?

Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation is located at 2611 North Warren Avenue in Tucson, Arizona.

What do families say about Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation?

Reviews for Catalina Post-Acute & Rehabilitation are overwhelmingly negative, with families describing long waits for basic care, poor communication, and unsanitary conditions. A few individual staff members and nurses were singled out as kind and attentive, but the majority of reviewers reported serious care and staffing concerns.

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