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Skilled Nursing in Oakland, California
Mercy Retirement & Care Center has sustained a 5-Star Quality Rating by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. We’ve achieved this distinction by providing 24/7 professional, short-term rehabilitative stays and long-term skilled nursing care in a comfortable, homelike setting. By taking a person-centered approach to elderly care and pain management, we place value on each resident as an individual, preserve their dignity and support their independence. All this has led to our readmission rate consistently remaining well below the national and state averages.
Residents of Mercy Retirement & Care Center enjoy many comforts of home, including outdoor courtyards that offer a chance to enjoy nature in a secure environment. High ceilings and carpeted floors add to the Care Center’s comfortable feel. Weekly outings and volunteer programs give residents opportunities to socialize with each other and local community members. Other features of our skilled nursing facility in Oakland, CA, include:
- 24-hour licensed nursing
- Physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Long-term residential care for higher levels of medical services
- Post-surgical care, including IV therapy and pain management
- Specialized wound care
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