Pasadena Post Acute is the best Facility we have ever dealt with in reference to staff, accommodations, nurses, questions, concerns n overall I would rate Pasadena Post Acute 100 percent wonderful Facility! Keep up the wonderful work everyone! We appreciate all of you n we love you all! 👍❤️

I’ve been at pasadena post acute for 2 years now and my experience has been great. The staff here is very nice. The nurses and med aids are good at being on time with medication. The wound care team is the best, always on point.

Am still a Patient but overall Care Worker are very attentive and play to work with…

I’ve been here for 3 years now. The staff is great ! Im currently on therapy services and I love it. What makes me love it is the staff. The therapy staff is friendly and tentative.

I like this facility because it’s fun and I get to meet great people.

From the moment we walked into the building, we felt genuinely welcomed. Lizzie was absolutely wonderful throughout our tour. She was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and compassionate, taking the time to answer all of our questions without ever making us feel rushed. She made us feel so welcome and at home from the moment we arrived, which made what can be an emotional process much more comfortable. The staff we met were friendly, caring, and engaged with the residents, and it was clear they are dedicated to providing exceptional memory care. We left feeling confident that our loved one would be safe, respected, and well cared for here. If you’re looking for a skilled nursing community with a compassionate team and a truly welcoming environment, I highly recommend scheduling a tour. This community exceeded our expectations!

They can do better… Seemed like all the CNA’S took their breaks at the same time. The receptionist was not happy we walked in because she said she has been trying to go smoke a cigarette and people keep coming in. She was big mad. Once she saw I was holding the door for a family member she smacked her lips and walked through the glass door to go to the smoking area… My family member was in such severe pain and I couldn’t understand why. I asked if she could get some pain medication because she was literally crying big tears. It was the charge nurse, like I said all the aids were on break. She said yes she can give her something for pain. I go back to her bedside, only one sheet folded underneath her and the blanket had dried puss stains. So if course I realized she has a bet sore… Smh… I went back to the nursing station and ask please I can’t take her crying, please give her something for her pain. Long story short. She was going to give her 2: Tylenol 325 mg…. I said no ma’am, that is not going help her to find out she hadn’t been given anything no Tylenol no Morphine! She has to verbally ask for her medication… I asked can they please control her by giving it to her every 6/8 hrs so she doesn’t have to suffer in pain until a love one comes in to check on her… Smh….

My grandmother was admitted to this facility and they allowed the granddaughter to make decisions regarding my grandmother instead of reaching out to her daughter and without notifying my mom they transferred my grandmother to hospice. State needs to be notified of their practices.

My time at Pasadena Poat Acute was great!!! People were very friendly.. Therapy was great!! The food was good! I would recommend to other people to come here!

My time at Pasadena Post Acute was terrific! All the staff was awesome and caring! If I ever have to do this again it will be here!..Many thank you to Debbie for all her help when ever I needed it!! Awesome Facility!

Pasadena Post Acute is light and bright. Their PT and OT are a priority as well as the well being of their patients. I’ve participated with their trunk or treat program and also know the directors and frontline are dedicated to making a difference where they can.

Facility is clean , front desk Tay was very sweet & converse made the visit welcoming , I had a tour for my mom Kaylee was very knowledgeable & answered every question with no problem ! Hopefully accepted here

Wish there were an option for “0” star.

Good front desk service

I came in for appointment @3pm the lady in the front receptionist was very rude She wouldn’t get of her cellphone when I was asking her for help and some questions .she need better customer service please 🙏🏾

Very nice & welcoming loved it!

Space is wonderful , staff is so welcoming, makes you feel at home when entering. The Receptionist is very sweet & knowledgeable. Amazing experience!

Staff here is amazing. They’re very supportive and are very kind to the residents here. They offer amazing activities and have lots of events i look forward too. My favorite thing is the gaming system they have here.

This place is great ! I enjoy my new Roku tv that the facility installed in the rooms. The staff is great as well as the care. I look forward to the coffee breaks and listening to music outside. They even do trips to the movies !

I LOVE PASADENA POST ACUTE AND THEIR STAFF, THEY TOOK CARE OF MY FATHER FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS. I LOVE ❤️ THEM VERY MUCH

The therapy room is very beneficial and I enjoy the machines they have available. I always look forward to the coffee breaks and the fun activities they offer here. The staff here is amazing and very tenitive to their patients. Yesterday’s dinner was very good because we had enchiladas!

I’ve had a good experience since being here at Pasadena Post Acute. Staff is amazing. Always looking forward to coffee breaks. They have lots of church services that I attend. I don’t miss a single one.

After living in another nursing home a year and a half ago. I’ve lived in Pasadena Post Acute for a little over a year now. There is many kind and caring staff members that I have not had any problems with since being here. I want to also thank the facility for allowing me to have my own bible study on Thursdays. The facility accommodates greatly for my needs.

Everyone here has been extremely nice and caring. The food is tasteful and nutritious. If I ever need long term care, Pasadena Post Acute would be my first choice. James Kinney.