Our Team
It is the people who work here who give the place its character. Our nurses, our therapists, our dieticians, our social services personnel, and our housekeeping staff all know the faces that they see every day, and they develop into the type of attentiveness that cannot be planned for. Here, care really is interdisciplinary. Physicians, nurses, therapists, and social services meet together to craft your plan and refine it as time goes on. Know the departments you will be dealing with.
Leadership Team
Our administrator, admissions and marketing leads keep the building running and answer the questions families bring through the door. In a place this size, they’re genuinely easy to reach.
Nursing / Clinical Staff
Our nursing and clinical directors lead a team of RNs, LVNs and CNAs on-site around the clock. They’ll know your name and your chart before your first full day here is over.
Therapy / Rehabilitation
Our therapy and rehabilitation directors lead a team of physical, occupational and speech therapists working seven days a week toward one goal: getting you back home.
Social Services & Activities
Our social services and activities directors handle discharge planning, family meetings and the daily calendar. They’re who you talk to when something feels complicated.
Dietary Services
Our dietary team and registered dietitian plan meals around your medical orders and your actual preferences. If something isn’t working for you, tell them and they’ll change it.
Environmental Services
Housekeeping and maintenance keep the building clean, safe and working properly. It’s quiet work you notice most when it isn’t happening, and this team takes it seriously.
“The quality and ‘love’ of care given by the total medical staff and physical therapy team for my wife during her recovery from hip replacement was a sure blessing… If we had to use any care facility again, it will be Pleasant Hill Post Acute.”
– Clarence
“The staff at Pleasant Hill Post Acute is very friendly, attentive, and cheerful. The therapists are excellent, the nurses and CNAs are efficient and empathetic, and the front desk staff is welcoming and helpful.”
– Jean
The Admissions Process
Arranging skilled nursing services may be an entirely new and overwhelming task for the family, particularly when this needs to be done on short notice, right after a hospital stay. We realize how daunting this period may be and do our best to simplify the process for you. From your first contact through the first day spent with us, you will have a personal team looking after your interests each step of the way. It will mean that you won’t have to repeat your requests and share information with different people over and over again.

Explore Care Options
Start by learning what skilled nursing and short-term rehab actually involve. We’ll talk through your options honestly, including the times when we’re not the right fit.

Connect With Our Team
Reach out and we’ll answer your questions about availability, insurance and timing. Someone is available around the clock when a hospital discharge is moving quickly.

Visit Our Facility
Come see the building, meet the team, and look at where you’d actually be staying. We’d much rather you ask the hard questions in person than wonder about them later.

Finalize Your Stay
We’ll verify your benefits and handle the necessary paperwork with your hospital and physician. You’ll know what’s covered and what to expect before the day you arrive.

Welcome Home
Our nurses, therapists and social services team meet you on arrival and build your care plan together. Therapy usually begins within a day, so you start making progress right away.

A PACS-Supported Facility
PACS-supported facilities have access to additional resources and expertise that allow us to focus on what we do best—caring for our patients and residents. PACS provides technology, systems, and business support to skilled nursing facilities like ours that elevate our local culture of care from a centrally-supported team of experts. As a PACS-supported facility, we utilize these resources to help improve our quality of care every day.
