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Modesto Post Acute Center Costs & Pricing
Modesto Post Acute Center offers a range of pricing for its accommodations that reflects both the quality of care and the local market conditions. A studio room at this facility costs $4,590 per month, which is notably higher than the average of $3,925 in Stanislaus County and slightly above the state average of $4,145. For those seeking more space, a one-bedroom suite is priced at $5,610, significantly exceeding both the county average of $3,685 and California's average rate of $4,340. These figures suggest that while Modesto Post Acute Center may command higher fees compared to its regional counterparts, it likely provides enhanced services or amenities that justify this premium for prospective residents.
Floor plans
Modesto Post Acute Center
Stanislaus County
California
Studio
$4,590
$3,925
$4,145
1 Bedroom
$5,610
$3,685
$4,340
Overall Review of Modesto Post Acute Center
common20 reviews mention this
Staff response and compassion stand out
Residents most often describe staff members as caring, friendly, and attentive to needs.
A recurring theme is how often families and residents mention the staff being helpful, polite, and approachable. Several reviewers also describe staff as responsive when they had questions or when support was needed day-to-day. At the same time, some negative reviews criticize communication and responsiveness, including complaints about delays or not addressing concerns promptly.
common9 reviews mention this
Call button response is a mixed bag
Call-button and support timing comes up often, with reports ranging from prompt to delayed.
Some residents and families say staff checked quickly after they pushed the call button and took action to help with needs. Others describe long waits for help and report feeling they had to step in to get care moving. This lines up with the community listing a 24-hour call system and 24-hour supervision, while reviews still vary by experience.
differentiator6 reviews mention this
Physical therapy receives strong praise
Physical therapy is frequently highlighted as a bright spot during rehab.
Multiple reviewers specifically credit the therapy team, including physical therapy staff and therapists, for helping during recovery after hospitalization or surgery. Some accounts describe exceptional therapy support that helped them regain function and improve wellbeing. Other reviews are less favorable overall, but therapy is still the most consistently singled-out care area in the positive remarks.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Food quality draws repeated complaints
Food quality is a recurring problem, with reviews calling it horrible or limited.
Several residents and families complain that meals were unappetizing, did not match expectations, or felt repetitive. One mixed review describes food as tolerable overall while also pointing to concerns about meal funding or presentation. The community also indicates support for diabetes and special dietary restrictions, but reviews still report dissatisfaction with day-to-day food.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and odors are questioned
Cleanliness issuesâsuch as sticky floors and unpleasant odorsâshow up in negative feedback.
A set of reviews mention cleanliness problems like dirty conditions, sticky floors, and strong urine-related odors. In a few cases, reviewers say they could not stay in the room due to the smell. While other reviews describe the facility as clean or well-kept, the negative accounts suggest that cleanliness consistency may vary.
How we summarize
Counts show how many written reviews mention each theme; a review can touch several themes, and only frequently mentioned themes are displayed.
Modesto Post Acute Center offers a range of pricing for its accommodations that reflects both the quality of care and the local market conditions. A studio room at this facility costs $4,590 per month, which is notably higher than the average of $3,925 in Stanislaus County and slightly above the state average of $4,145. For those seeking more space, a one-bedroom suite is priced at $5,610, significantly exceeding both the county average of $3,685 and California's average rate of $4,340. These figures suggest that while Modesto Post Acute Center may command higher fees compared to its regional counterparts, it likely provides enhanced services or amenities that justify this premium for prospective residents.
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