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The Beach Post-Acute

2725 Pacific Avenue

4.2(5 ratings)· Long Beach average: 4.5

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Quick Facts

Total units
98
Medicare rating
2 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
For profit, Limited Liability company
Certified beds
98
IV treatment services
Offers IV fluids, specialty meds, nutrition support

What Families Think

Reviews for The Beach Post-Acute are mixed, with only three Google reviews available. Two reviewers praised the physical therapy program and staff camaraderie, while a detailed one-star account raised serious concerns about cleanliness, safety, and privacy during a tour.

The Good

  • Physical therapy program praised by reviewers
  • Staff described as kind and welcoming
  • Team works well together during special events

The Bad

  • One detailed report of unpleasant odor and worn-down facility
  • One report of no staff at front desk during visit
  • One report of no side rails available for bedridden residents
  • One report of open curtains facing street compromising resident privacy

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About The Beach Post-Acute

The Beach Post-Acute is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Long Beach, California, offering 24-hour nursing care and therapy services for patients recovering from surgery, managing chronic illness, or requiring long-term care.

The facility provides personalized medical care, rehabilitation services, and IV treatment services including fluids, specialty medications, and nutritional supplements as prescribed by attending physicians. The care team works to support residents in regaining strength and safely transitioning back home or to a lower level of care.

The center emphasizes a compassionate approach to healthcare, with staff treating residents with dignity and respect in a safe, structured environment. Services are designed to help residents recover with confidence and achieve improved quality of life.

The facility offers social engagement and recreational activities for residents, including games and exercise programs to support active living and well-being.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.2overall · 5 ratings combined

4.2★ on Google (5)

sam colby

Jul 2026

via Google

The only place who is kind and can make physical therapy work for me. Good place...nice staff.

M M

Mar 2026

via Google

I recently visited this nursing home to tour it for a family member, and honestly the experience left me really concerned. When I first arrived, there was no one at the front desk. I had to ring the bell several times before anyone came out. For a place that takes care of vulnerable residents, it was unsettling that no staff were available right away. The first thing I noticed when walking in was the smell. One tip when looking for a nursing home is to pay attention to the smell because it can say a lot about the level of cleanliness and care. Unfortunately, the building had a very unpleasant odor that made it feel unhygienic. Another thing that stood out was that the facility looks very different from the photos online. In person it looks much older and more worn down than what is advertised. At one point while we were touring, we heard a resident screaming, and one of the cleaning staff members was laughing about it. That moment was really uncomfortable to witness and didn’t feel compassionate at all. Something else that really bothered me was the lack of privacy for residents. Many of the window curtains were completely open facing the street, which means people walking or driving by can see straight into the residents’ rooms. For patients who may be bedridden or receiving care, that feels like a huge invasion of their dignity and privacy. Another major concern was the beds. When we asked about beds for residents who are bedridden, we were told they do not have beds with side rails. For patients who cannot move on their own, side rails are an important safety feature that help prevent them from rolling or falling out of bed. Without them, a resident could easily fall and seriously hurt themselves, especially if they are weak, confused, or unable to call for help. Hearing that they don’t have this basic safety measure was honestly alarming. Overall, after seeing these things during the tour, I personally would not feel comfortable placing a loved one here and would encourage families to carefully look at other options.

Almira Resurreccion

Dec 2025

via Google

Being part of The Beach Post-Acute family, I appreciate how the team works together so smoothly and everyone participates in every special events we celebrated!!!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does The Beach Post-Acute offer?

The Beach Post-Acute offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is The Beach Post-Acute located?

The Beach Post-Acute is located at 2725 Pacific Avenue in Long Beach, California.

What do families say about The Beach Post-Acute?

Reviews for The Beach Post-Acute are mixed, with only three Google reviews available. Two reviewers praised the physical therapy program and staff camaraderie, while a detailed one-star account raised serious concerns about cleanliness, safety, and privacy during a tour.

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