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Key information
Country Drive Post Acute is a 126-bed nursing home in Fremont, part of Windsor. Medicare rates it 4 out of 5 stars overall, with 4 for health inspections, 4 for staffing and 4 for quality of care.
Care on offer includes occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech pathology. It is certified by Medicare and Medi-Cal, and has been since 1968. The nearest hospital, Washington Hospital, which has an emergency room, is 0.3 miles away.
Inspectors have visited 40 times since November 2023, most recently on June 23, 2026. Federal inspectors cited 20 deficiencies in that time (1 actual harm, 16 potential for harm and 3 minor or administrative). Regulators looked into 87 complaints in that time (4 substantiated, 3 partially substantiated, 32 unsubstantiated and 48 without a recorded outcome).
From April to June 2026, each resident received 3.81 hours of nursing care a day on average, 0.67 of them from registered nurses.
Rating and inspection report
Official rating
- Medicare health inspections4/5 · Above average
- Medicare quality measures (long stay)5/5 · Much above average
- Medicare quality measures4/5 · Above average
- Medicare quality measures (short stay)2/5 · Below average
- Medicare staffing4/5 · Above average
- State inspections3 serious citations in 3 years
Care & pricing
Care available
- Licensed capacity
- 126 beds
- State license
- CA 020000181 · Active
Pricing
- Average daily charge (Medicare cost report): $377 per dayNursing home
Payment types accepted
Daily life
Details
Facilities
- Garden
- For-profit ownership (limited liability company)
- State-licensed skilled nursing facility (California CDPH)
Services
- Bathing assistance
- Catheter care
- Colostomy /
ostomy care - Diabetes management (glucose checks)
- Dialysis support
- Dressing assistance
- Feeding assistance
- Feeding tube (G-tube)
- Hearing or vision impairment support
- Hospice care on site
- Incontinence care
- IV therapy
- Licensed nurse on site 24/
7 - Medication administration by staff
- Medication management and reminders
- Mental health conditions accepted
- Physical, occupational or speech therapy
- Resident council
- Respite (short) stays
- Special diets (diabetic, renal, pureed)
- Transport to medical appointments
- Walking assistance
- Wound care
Dining
- Guest Meals
Safety and security
- Automatic sprinklers throughout the building
- Gated Facility
Policies
- Accepts Medicaid (Medi-Cal)
- Accepts Medicare
Languages spoken on site
- Cantonese spoken
- English spoken
- Farsi spoken
- Hindi spoken
- Korean spoken
- Mandarin spoken
- Spanish Spoken
- Tagalog spoken
- Vietnamese spoken
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Reviews and listings
What families and listing sites say.
Ratings on other sites
- 2.5/5
Reviews
- Caring.com1/5
The rooms are not clean. The staff are not train. This place is terrible. The staff here are like zoombies. If you ask questions and update on our relative condition. They will not answer you. This place is for people who are old and dying but not for rehabilitation. Your condition will get worse if you stay in this place. They don't know how to take care of a patient. They only want your money.
Read full reviewFamily member
Sep 18, 2024
- Caring.com1/5
Absolutely terrible place. Do not send you loved one here. After severely neglecting my grandpa they sent him home with COVID-19 which then sent him AND my grandma to the hospital for days. My grandpa could not even walk after going here. Was left soiled overnight and got horrible bed sores. Call button was left out of reach. Wasn't given water. But refusing to test him after seeing he was obviously sick is pure neglect to him and other patients. Nasty place.
Read full reviewFamily member
Apr 27, 2023
- Caring.com5/5
My mother-in-law is at Windsor Country Drive Care Center for physical therapy and occupational therapy. Shes been there for two months now. However, we have to remind the nursing staff on certain things for patient needs. Family support is paramount to keep her focused going forward, so we have to do this job of reminding the nursing staff, but its not all the time. The food from my perspective, she gets three square meals, but she doesnt always like the food.
Read full reviewFamily member
May 30, 2019
- Caring.com5/5
My father has only been in Park Central Care and Rehabilitation Center short term. It's a good place, clean, and not smelly. The food was decent. The nurses were good. I only had trouble with one nurse in the two days that she was on duty. He liked bingo and got to know people. Everybody seemed to like him. It was the most reasonable out of all the three that he's been in.
Read full reviewFamily member
Jul 17, 2017
- Caring.com5/5
The nurses at Park Central Care & Rehabilitation Center are all very wonderful, but it was very noisy. There was so many people with three people to each room. When I was there, the food looked really great. The room size was about 18 feet long and 12 feet wide. If they were taking the third bed out, they had to move the first and second beds out of the way and had to move all of the chairs and tables out. It was crowded. The nurses and staff were really great. Other than being a little crowded and noisy all of the time, everything else was OK.
Read full reviewFamily member
Dec 11, 2015
- Caring.com1/5
MMy first time at Park central was today. 3-2-2015. My mother was sent to this facility after neck/spine surgery. First impression of this facility was just as I thought. Residents in hallways waiting to be taken to physical therapy. Not a good feeling. The assist my mom to her room basically just put her un the bed. When my mother asked for pillows the nurse just literally threw the pillows on my moms legs. Her lublunch consisted of a grilled sandwich which looked tired, stale and hard. The commodes are used by all residents, shared. no showers, the dreszer for my mothers things were broken and barely surviving. my mothers bed shook with the slightest movement. the nurses were rude no compassion what so ever. 2 patients to a room the curtains were extremely thin. just a bad place all in all. if you really love your loved one, do not send them there. they will not get the proper attention or care in this facility. its a shame how our seniors are treated at this facility.
Read full reviewVisitor
Mar 3, 2015
- Caring.com3/5
The Staff was friendly. My grandmother never had anything bad to say about them (and she was one that would have spoke up). They were always polite to the family when we came up to see her and would contact us if there anything was ever wrong with her. The food there wasn't that great it smelled much worse than the hospital food and it looked and from what my grandmother told tasted of very low quality. The Facility itself was pretty clean although the carpets had a strong smell of urine and sometimes feces but otherwise it seemed pretty clean. My only complaint about the place was the management would neglect to call my mother who was power of attorney whenever medicare would stop paying for my grandmothers medical expenses letting debt pile up and leaving the family to find a way to deal with it. Other than management and a few distruptive residents that would yell alot the place was not too bad.
Read full reviewFamily member
Nov 20, 2012
- Caring.com4/5
When researching a facility for my mom, we wanted to find a place that was clean, patient-centered, and had staff and equipment in place for daily physical therapy. We found what we were looking for, and a lot more in Fremont Park Central. The staff was responsive, professional and courteous. They took into account my mom's as well as the family needs to create a rehabilitation plan for my mom. We especially loved the physical therapy staff who were patient and gentle with my mom, knew our entire family by name, and took the time to train us, her care givers with safety procedures and ways to support my mom when she came home. The facility was overall clean and well run. The food... well, not what I would make for her, but it was ok for a short-term stay. The food service staff made a special effort to find my mom's favorite comfort foods and had them there each day. This made my mom feel special and cared for when away from home. Overall, my mom made amazing strides in a short time because of the infrastructure and support of this facility, and of course her lovely daughters!!
Read full reviewFastidious F. · Family member
Jul 24, 2012
- Caring.com4/5
My Mom was here temporarily. The overall feel of this place is relatively clean and friendly, but a bit understaffed when it comes to getting immediate help when you press the bed button for assistance. Was quite pleased with the physical therapy and speech patholigists. They were caring, gentle and attentive. They have rooms with four people to a room, but my Mom had a room for two people, with a nice built in television and a side patio she was able to easily go out to. In walking distance to a central shopping center to get a quick bite to eat and bring back to the center. Close to Fremont BART station too. So, it's located in a good and relatively safe area. Would recommend this place to anyone needing temporary or long term care.
Read full reviewVisitor
Nov 17, 2011
- Caring.com4/5
Two-thumbs up on the staffs because they do not fail to exceed their residents' families expectations. It's like you are working with them on the care of your family member/friend. This facility is not that big but it is clean and smells good too.
Read full reviewVisitor
Oct 31, 2011