Crestwood Manor

Crestwood Manor is a skilled nursing facility in Modesto, California, dedicated to wellness and recovery. The facility provides specialized programs addressing dementia and Alzheimer's care, dual diagnosis, vocational rehabilitation, behavioral modification, and spirituality, along with behavioral intervention services for individuals with mental health issues.

The campus features spacious facilities with inviting outdoor spaces and incorporates the Eden Alternative philosophy, featuring resident pets including cats, dogs, and birds, as well as abundant plant life throughout the grounds to enhance the therapeutic environment. The facility is designed to create a homelike setting that supports recovery and independent living.

Crestwood Manor operates a person-centered approach with individualized plans of care. Residents participate in the Healing Harvest Project, an innovative program designed to reinforce and develop coping methods and independent living skills. The facility employs a point-based incentive system where residents earn points based on treatment progress, which increases privileges and provides structure and guidance to support advancement through recovery programs.

Programming includes regularly scheduled groups, classes, and activities tailored to each individual's treatment needs, as well as group outings with staff to help residents prepare for returning to their communities. Services encompass behavior modification, skilled nursing, prevocational education, life skills training, and recreation and rehabilitation treatment.

Crestwood Behavioral Health Inc. is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), an international standards body for rehabilitation organizations that promotes quality, value, and optimal outcomes of services.