Israel Perez
Jul 2026
Therapy department made me walk again and they are really good. The rehab director is very kind and helpful. She is always on top of everything. Rehab is really good here. Great experience with nursing and rehab both.
273 E Beverly Boulevard
2.6(75 ratings)
1 / 5Reviews for Rio Hondo Subacute and Nursing are mixed but weighted heavily negative, with a 2.6 average rating from 75 reviewers. Several families report serious concerns about basic care and communication, though one reviewer praised the physical therapy and rehab team specifically.
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Rio Hondo Subacute and Nursing Center is a skilled nursing facility in Montebello, California, providing short-term rehabilitation care and comprehensive medical and rehabilitative services to residents recovering from illness, injury, or surgery.
The facility operates a dedicated 24-hour Subacute Unit that specializes in tracheostomy and ventilator care, supported by round-the-clock Respiratory Therapists. Skilled nursing staff monitor and ensure treatment plans while assisting residents with daily activities to enhance overall well-being and recovery.
The rehabilitation team takes a comprehensive and tailored approach to help residents regain strength, mobility, and independence after medical events. Treatment plans are individualized to optimize each resident's recovery, and the facility offers special event activities for residents during their stay.
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Israel Perez
Jul 2026
Therapy department made me walk again and they are really good. The rehab director is very kind and helpful. She is always on top of everything. Rehab is really good here. Great experience with nursing and rehab both.
Andre Bernal
Jul 2026
This is going to be a lot of writing but please read if you're thinking of sending a loved one there. My father was here for two weeks, and they seemed like the longest two weeks ever. It was the worst service ever; I feel bad for whoever is still staying here. If you have family here, please check on them often. My father spent a week in the hospital for a life-saving surgery. After leaving the hospital, he was sent to Rio Hondo Subacute to finish recovering. We did not get any options to choose from, so we got stuck with this place. My first impression was nice because the place looked clean on the outside, but boy, was I wrong. The inside was dirty with very bad smells, and I saw people asking for help while staff were sitting on their phones. I wish I would've checked the reviews before even allowing my father to be sent here. I don't even know where to begin. Very few of the staff members were actually nice. The rest were rude and condescending, acting like you were wasting their time. My father was supposed to get special care to fully recover from his surgery, but they did not care one bit. No specialist ever came to see him. When I went to complain to the "supervisor," Manuelito, he had me standing there for a good five minutes until he acknowledged me. After he finally put down what he was doing, I began to complain about the service, and he simply said that "it is not a hospital here." That told me everything I needed to know about how they run things. My father had been waiting for three days for a pillow, so I ended up going to the store myself to bring him one. I also asked Manuelito if my father's blood sugar had been checked since he is diabetic, and he struggled to give me an answer. My father had been there for almost three days, and no one had even bothered to check his blood sugar. They didn't even know he was diabetic or what kind of food to give him, even though the hospital passed along all of his medical information. After experiencing this, I visited him every single day until he was discharged. The funny thing is that the service suddenly started getting better when they saw us there daily. I hope this place gets it together soon. I even overheard nurses outside talking about other nurses leaving due to how bad the management is.
Monica Perez
Jan 2026
If I could give 0 stars I would. A simple call turned into a debate with Receptionist Erica. She is incompetent and is extremely unprofessional. If that's how a call is handled, I would not trust any patient being treated with care at this place. No wonder she is only a receptionist!
Montserrat Rascon
Mar 2025
My grandfather was there for one week and almost killed him by not. Giving him his insulin and when I asked when was the last time it was given they couldn't tell me he was rushed to the hospital via 911 call from them with no info in his conditions to the paramedics showed up to the hospital with no info his sugar was 800+ and fell into a diabetic coma and now that I'm asking the facility questions they preyed they don't know what happened they don't know and bounce the fault at everyone else please don't bring your family member here if you love them too much they will not take care of them.
Angel Vargas
Feb 2025
Place smells like piss while you walking in. CNA does not respond to call lights to change family member for 30 minutes plus. After my niece passed away went to pick up items from home. Front desk had no people skill rude and harsh. I asked for form which was shared with me to pick up at front desk. They lack empathy for families who lose a loved one. To be continued based on medical report.
Rio Hondo Subacute and Nursing offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.
Rio Hondo Subacute and Nursing is located at 273 E Beverly Boulevard in Montebello, California.
Reviews for Rio Hondo Subacute and Nursing are mixed but weighted heavily negative, with a 2.6 average rating from 75 reviewers. Several families report serious concerns about basic care and communication, though one reviewer praised the physical therapy and rehab team specifically.
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