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Double Tree Post Acute Care Center

7400 24th Street

3.7(100 ratings)· Sacramento average: 3.9

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Quick Facts

Medicare rating
2 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
For profit, Limited Liability company
Certified beds
122
Specialized Unit
Ventilator and tracheotomy weaning and decannulation program
Therapy Access
On-site PT, OT, and speech therapy for long-term residents

What Families Think

Reviews for Double Tree Post Acute are sharply divided: several families praise attentive, kind nursing staff and a clean, comfortable environment, while others describe serious lapses in safety, communication, and facility upkeep. The gap between the highest and lowest ratings suggests inconsistent experiences depending on staff and timing.

The Good

  • Staff described as kind and family-oriented
  • Nurses specifically praised by name for attentive care
  • Facility called clean and well-maintained by some
  • Specialized unit for ventilator and tracheotomy weaning

The Bad

  • One report of a fall due to inadequate safety protocol
  • One detailed account of poor management and outdated equipment
  • One report of slow response times to patient needs
  • Low Yelp rating (2.4) contrasts with higher Google rating

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Double Tree Post Acute Care Center

Double Tree Post Acute Care Center in Sacramento, California provides short-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing services, aiming to deliver compassionate, respectful and innovative care to enhance residents' quality of life.

The skilled nursing team is trained to manage medically complex patient care and provide critical support for optimal rehabilitation outcomes. The rehabilitation team creates individualized therapy programs tailored to each patient's specific needs. The center also offers a post-acute unit specializing in weaning and decannulating patients from ventilators and tracheotomies.

Long-term care residents receive physical, occupational and speech therapy from the facility's therapists. Outgoing and friendly staff lead social programs and activities for residents, while a social services team works with residents and their families to manage requests and maintain open communication.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

3.7overall · 100 ratings combined

4.2★ on Google (74) · 2.4★ on Yelp (26) · Yelp page ↗

Cheit Saeteurn

Jan 2026

via Google

My mother fell in this facility after a stroke since they didn't implement any safety protocal for her since it was the holiday she had to wait. Don't send your family here, use another facility. They have no compassion for their patients.

Tina von Stade

May 2024

via Google

My 82 year old father was recently placed at Double Tree Post Acute in Sacramento and we are so happy with the care he is receiving from staff. He’s been at two different hospitals and two rehab centers since end of February and Double Tree is an elite facility compared to the others. The room is brighter, bigger & the facility is much quieter than previous ones. The staff are amazing with him, ensuring he eats, is changed when necessary, and they treat him kindly with dignity & respect. He’ll never come home as he’s declining rapidly from dementia & other health issues, and it’s so comforting to know he’s well taken care of & see them interact with him, even if he can’t respond. We’ve met his nurses Priya & Lachan, and they are both AMAZING! So thankful he was placed @ Double Tree.

Veronica Renée

Mar 2024

via Google

My mom is a current patient at this facility and yesterday was my first time visiting her since she’s been transferred from Kaiser. This place is poorly run, managed, and the quality of care is poor. The facility is very outdated and it seems that it is operated on donated or hand-me-down equipment. Some staff are nice but many are not, and completely clueless; often times these staff members ignore patient needs. The patients look bored and/or miserable. One patient was screaming for milk for roughly 45 minutes before she stopped but it shouldn’t have taken this long to tend to a patient, any patient. The cabinets are falling apart, the TV’s barely work properly, there is no air circulating through the facility which also impacts the patients, and they’re stuck waiting for assistance for more than 30 minutes. The staff lacks medical knowledge and forms of treatment, which is concerning. This facility is in a terrible area and the conditions look and feel unhealthy for anyone to be let alone patients. It’s frustrating getting anyone to communicate with you or get answers about next steps. After my first visit, I don’t understand how this facility is still running without any investigation or fines issued. It needs to be shut down. Update as of 6/13: My mom was transferred to another nursing facility, one that’s in a better area with better staff that actually help, listen, and are more supportive. I spoke to several others, both past patients and former medical staff about Double Tree and they highly recommended to get any loved one out of this facility asap. They communicated that staying here will slowly kill the patient as care will get worse. Update (3/25/24): This is a very late update but my mom passed away on 8/11/23 and life has just been messy since. She left her dog behind which I’m now the guardian of but hopefully anyone who has a family member at Double-Tree gets them out of this place.

Ted Brown

Jul 2023

via Google

Went to visit a family member. Staff is always kind and helpful. The facility is always clean and well taken care of. My family member is also very happy when I come to see her. She loves when I bring her something to eat and drink especially Mexican food and cheesecake.

Jennifer Marcelino

Jan 2020

via Google

My friend’s dad was a patient at Double Tree Post Acute and when we visited her dad I was very impressed. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and very family oriented. I saw how they treated there patients and they treat them like there own family. I also liked that the staff were very diverse. My friend and her family told me that they really took care of her dad and the service that they provided was very good. I would definitely recommend this facility.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Double Tree Post Acute Care Center offer?

Double Tree Post Acute Care Center offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Double Tree Post Acute Care Center located?

Double Tree Post Acute Care Center is located at 7400 24th Street in Sacramento, California.

What do families say about Double Tree Post Acute Care Center?

Reviews for Double Tree Post Acute are sharply divided: several families praise attentive, kind nursing staff and a clean, comfortable environment, while others describe serious lapses in safety, communication, and facility upkeep. The gap between the highest and lowest ratings suggests inconsistent experiences depending on staff and timing.

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