Delta View Post Acute

I think the review numbers for this facility must be inaccurate. Not surprising a lot of reviews here are from people with only 1,review on google.. and for Delta View they mention a specific person (their friend, probably) and just beaming with fake flowering exclaims for the wonderment this is this sad place where good people get TERRIBLE care from your friends that you come on here to lie for. And i bet negative ones get flagged by the company fast. a 4.3 rating (at this time of writing) is not realistic whatsoever- I'm curious to see how long my takes to be pulled by an employee flagging it.. anyhow.. Some of these reviews are just.. unbearably scripted and pathetic,.BUT Oh the JOY in my heart to hear someone in accounting is good at accepting patients money. Thanks accounting team! Oh and the transportation lady too? ohh cool. How about the direct care nurses. What are they doin right this secomd.. and are they sure every client is conscious, fed, properlly treated and given medication, still breathing, even? Hopefully not covered in their own excretion, while your cubicle employees get gold stars we can only hope your company makes sure the nurses like.. do full,..ya know, check up on each patient in a timely matter, held up to ..uhh.. to high standards and regulations and protocols and their GOOD and altruistic compassionate hearts.. doing their _thorough_ rounds, always doing their best for the health and safety of the patients, not the daily tea at gossip circle. And don't make up things that did not happen and lie to the family's faces.Ok sorry I will try and digress.. If any of you that work there are reading this at wor right now- pleasse go check on your patients right now. Do your job fully... carefully,.. with heart and integrity.. Don't check boxes if the things weren;t done! i know people who had loved ones stay there or they themselves stayed there,---this facility is deplorable and some of the workers should REALLY REALLY considering changing careers your job is to take care of people, not gossip in the hall, ignore clients, and cause them harm from your negligence and get paid for it!!! Or if not changed on their own volition, fired with no 2nd glance at some of the inexcusable negligence that most all caretakers and nurses would and should absolutely lose their jobs over immediately. So if your job leaves you responsible for someone living or dying and you can;t handle the pressure, the hours, the pay, the boredom or depravity, but probably mostly your own ego and your own selfishness taking precedence over sick people who do NOT want to be there either, or under your pitiful care either, believe you me.. --just PLEASE -seek other work where you will not be part of someone's final days being absolutely sad and disrespected by you and your fellow employees. shame on you.

The staff of Delta View are very professional. Patient, kind and understanding. They know the importance of their role to the patients especially the post op ones. Special mention are: Delaney Villegas (OT) Lambert Rodriguez (PT) Elvia,Hernandez (CNA) Leslie (wound nurse), Patrisha Martinez (Case Manager), Sarah Favis (KP nurse), Dr.Choi (kP Ortho doctor), Ana Lisa (activity coordinator). These are some of the people who met my needs exceedingly after my surgery at Kaiser P. Many thanks to them. You guys are awesome. God bless you and more power to all!

We are so grateful for the wonderful care our mom received during her stay. The entire staff was kind, caring, and supportive. Thank you to all the CNAs, therapists and nurses for taking such great care of my mom! A special thank you to Bernadette whose bubbly and caring personality made such a positive difference. She is truly a gem in this facility someone who goes above and beyond for her patients. We truly appreciate everyone who helped our mom regain her strength and improve so much during her stay.

Delta view is great. It is immaculate and well staffed. The nurses are empathic, knowledgeable and caring. Jenna, Sue and Alyssa are excellent nurses. The CNAs are hardworking and responsive to the call button. . Paola, Josie and Chuck are excellent and add special touches like brushing hair and picking out matching clothes. The therapy department is the best part. They are knowledgeable, encouraging a

I do not write reviews lightly, but the pattern of conduct at this skilled nursing facility compels me to warn others. For over a year, I have documented repeated failures in providing even the most basic standard of care to my loved one. Despite multiple written notices and ongoing follow-up, the facility has failed to correct issues that directly affect her health, hygiene, and dignity. Among the most serious concerns: I have personally delivered specialized incontinence products that are clearly labeled, medically appropriate, and significantly superior to standard diapers. These were provided multiple times to ensure proper use. Nevertheless, staff repeatedly fail to use them. This is not a supply issue—it is a failure to follow care instructions and maintain basic hygiene standards. The result is unnecessary discomfort and indignity for the patient. Equally troubling, the facility has failed for over a year to provide routine dental and vision care. These are not optional services; they are fundamental components of maintaining a patient’s overall health. The prolonged absence of such care raises serious concerns about whether minimum standards are being met. Despite at least three formal written notices and repeated reminders, there has been no meaningful corrective action. Promises are made, concerns are acknowledged, and yet the same issues continue. This points to a systemic failure, not an isolated oversight. At the same time, the facility appears to have no difficulty ensuring that billing and payment continue uninterrupted. The contrast between their attention to payment and their disregard for basic care raises serious questions about priorities and accountability. Based on my experience, this conduct raises concerns about neglect and potential noncompliance with applicable care standards and patient rights requirements. Families should not have to fight this hard to secure fundamental, dignified care for their loved ones. If you are considering this facility, proceed with extreme caution. Ask detailed questions, document everything, and do not assume that reported issues will be addressed. In my experience, they may not be. I sincerely hope this review prompts meaningful change. Until then, families deserve to know what they may be facing.

Delta View Post Acute Rehabilitaion 1210 A Street Antioch, CA 94509 I received Excellent Care in Delta View Rehab facility after suffering a Broken and Replaced Hip. The facility itself was nothing to take note of as it had several 2 person bedrooms and several 3 person bedrooms. As with any Rehab facility, they had all of the equipment needed to assist in one’s rehab, plus extra requests from me. Sara, my case worker, and the staff of Delta View made my entire medical emergency a Very Easy process and left me with Great Respect for them. The Wound and Care Staff (Rosalie) was great in daily monitoring of my surgical wound, notifying the Kaiser doctors, cleaning, and replacing my bandages prior to Kaiser requesting that they be changed. Due to their daily inspections and treatments of my wound, she was able to clear up any possible infections while I was there and I have not had any problems with my wound whatsoever. Drug provider (Priscilla) was always on time for my various medications, and she took the time to explain each drug she was giving me. If I did not need a certain drug that day or time, I would just let her know and she would help to get me regulated (bowel, pain, and normal prescription drugs). She would also come find me when it was my time to take various medications, no matter if I was in different parts of the facility or just passing by her in the hallways. She apparently knew all of the patients and their medication schedules, as she always gave me my medications on time (in the hallway, in the room, or in the various treatment areas). The Nursing and Medical Staff (Norma, Consuelo, Eric, and several others) were always looking out for everyone’s best interests and were not very long in responding to our call buttons. Constantly monitoring my Blood Pressure, Temperature, and Pain levels day and night. Due to the nature of about 100 people all in Rehab together, it was not easy to get sleep at night, but I appreciated the Nursing and Medical staff checking up on me at all hours in an effort to catch anything that might come up like Infections, Medication reactions, Pain levels, Blood Thinners, etc. The Physical Therapists (Darius, Nita, Indy, Lambert, etc) monitored patient’s schedules, changed their schedules to accommodate the patients, found patients in various parts of the rehab facility, and provided workouts and routines to fit each patient’s needs. They gave me various exercises, equipment, and ideas in order for me to workout independently at my speed, and around the various things happening in the rehab facility. The Cleaning crews (Adriana and the 4 Marias) were also very good, and always cleaning the rooms, floors, etc. Everything was clean and smelling fresh, and they too would assist me with various tasks that I requested of them. To finish off, I would like to Thank the Chef (George) who came and introduced himself the first night I arrived. All through my stay, he would pop his head in and say ‘Hi’ and asked if he could get me something. He served up Very Good meals with a Variety of food groups that were different for each meal (breakfast, lunch, & dinner). Meals ranged from Crusted Fish with Rice, Chicken with gravy, Shrimps with Pasta, etc. They even had snacks at night. Keep in mind, I was only at Delta View 10 days….. Kahn & Veronica Alley

My mother is in Antioch Convalescent Hospital and she's getting really good care there because both the hospice company that chose this facility for her and the facility itself are monitoring her care. The staff and the rooms are excellent. They have lots of activities like church service, group clubs, Bible study, crafts, and things like that. The best thing about this facility is that their CNAs and LDNs are really accomodating. When you ask a question, they always have an answer. It's an older facility, though.