Woodside Healthcare Center is a post-acute and skilled nursing facility serving the Sacramento community. It is a CMS 5-star rated facility, licensed by the State of California and approved as a Medicare and Medi-Cal provider, with services also covered by various commercial insurance plans.
The center offers a range of clinical services including a team approach to weight management, certified wound care staff for gentle wound assessment and treatment, and IV therapy to support residents' recovery. A rehabilitation team provides physical, occupational, speech, and IV therapy aimed at helping residents regain health, independence, and quality of life.
Rehabilitation programming includes training in mobility, gait stability, ambulation, posture, and positioning, along with custom exercise programs to re-educate muscles and improve coordination. Additional offerings include specialty programming and technology for balance and fall prevention, joint and soft tissue mobilization, education in daily living activities such as dressing, bathing, eating, and grooming, and cognitive activities for memory and orientation. A therapeutic environment with a full kitchen, bathroom, and bed supports activities of daily living re-training, and speech therapy focuses on recovering speech, language, and memory skills as well as oral muscle strength for speaking and swallowing.
Beyond clinical care, Woodside develops an evolving schedule of recreational and social activities, including field trips, cards, arts and crafts, reading, television, hairstyling, bingo, and outdoor strolls when weather permits, allowing residents to participate as much or as little as they like. The facility also offers respite care, providing temporary relief for caregivers and families supporting loved ones with disabilities, chronic conditions, or terminal illnesses.
The facility includes a green backyard with tables, chairs, and umbrellas where patients can enjoy open outdoor space, and has undergone renovations including an upgraded therapy room for skilled patients.