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Key information
Pittsburg Skilled Nursing Center is a 49-bed nursing home in Pittsburg. Medicare rates it 1 out of 5 stars overall, with 2 for health inspections, 1 for staffing and 2 for quality of care.
It is certified by Medicare and Medi-Cal, and has been since 1974. The nearest hospital, Sutter Delta Medical Center, which has an emergency room, is 4.9 miles away.
Inspectors have visited 24 times since November 2023, most recently on August 27, 2026. Federal inspectors cited 31 deficiencies in that time (1 immediate jeopardy, 28 potential for harm and 2 minor or administrative). Regulators looked into 18 complaints in that time (7 substantiated, 1 partially substantiated, 4 unsubstantiated and 6 without a recorded outcome). Medicare imposed 1 penalty totalling $10,793 in that time (1 civil money penalty).
From April to June 2026, each resident received 4.02 hours of nursing care a day on average, 0.38 of them from registered nurses.
Rating and inspection report
Official rating
- Medicare health inspections2/5 · Below average
- Medicare quality measures (long stay)2/5 · Below average
- Medicare quality measures2/5 · Below average
- Medicare staffing1/5 · Much below average
- State inspections2 serious citations in 3 years
Care & pricing
Care available
- Licensed capacity
- 49 beds
- State license
- CA 140000479 · Active
Pricing
- Average daily charge (Medicare cost report): $354 per dayNursing home
Payment types accepted
Daily life
Details
Facilities
- For-profit ownership (corporation)
- State-licensed skilled nursing facility (California CDPH)
Services
- Licensed nurse on site 24/
7 - Medication administration by staff
- Resident council
Safety and security
- Automatic sprinklers throughout the building
Policies
- Accepts Medicaid (Medi-Cal)
- Accepts Medicare
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Reviews and listings
What families and listing sites say.
Ratings on other sites
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Reviews
- Caring.com1/5
My husband, a Veteran, was a patient there and after spending about 2 months in a wheelchair 24/7 (for his safety) he developed a nasty bed sore. Some of the staff was very helpful however, others overmedicated him and caused several hospital stays. On one occasion he was not expected to survive. In all fairness, he was a difficult patient, however, bed sores are inexcusable. The dietitian was ignorant regarding a renal diet. My husband had end stage renal failure and was on dialysis. Many times in the rainy winter, he was inadequately clothed for the weather. His driver had to monitor his attire and whether he had a lunch or not. Again, this is inexcusable as was the overmedication. The care was so bad that the VA stopped sending patients there. I would never recommend this facility to anyone.
Read full reviewFamily member
Apr 4, 2020
- Caring.com4/5
My mother is in Pittsburg Care Center. The care is going OK. It's been a really good experience. The staff is really good. I received one meal and it looked good. The dietitian came to see us the first day we were there. They have bingo. They had some orientation going on and everybody was in the multipurpose room/cafeteria. They have buses. It looks OK in the interior. The outside looks so nondescript. You can barely figure out where the entrance is. When we first got there, the two CNAs who helped us were so nice and helpful. My mom wanted to get two Christmas cards for two of the staff members because they were so nice. I have no complaints about the staff. She's in a room with four people and that works out. There's a high school two blocks away and when the high school gets out, it's a virtual parking lot. If they go to visit, plan to leave before the high school gets out at 2:30. It's just a lot of traffic around that time.
Read full reviewFamily member
Dec 30, 2018
- Google1/5
My father was there due to having a stroke and needing extra care, left side is paralyzed and he was left alone in the shower and he fell! He got hurt and they never called us to let us know about this accident!! Until my mom arrived almost an hr later they told her he had fallen. He was left unsupervised in the shower even tho he had a fall risk bracelet!! Alot more happened but this is the main reason we had to pull him out of there!! Admin and supervisor were careless about this!!
Read full reviewOct 4, 2017
- Caring.com1/5
My grandmother was admitted here for short term rehab. She quickly got better and was ready to go home but the Administration would not release her even with the doctor's order. She ended up staying there for 70 days, and got depressed and disoriented. It took me having to call Christine, the Administrator herself and demand that my grandmother be discharged. This facility, in my opinion, keeps their patient for rehab longer than they should. They will milk the system and use up the whole 100 days allowed by Medicare and Medical even if the patient does not need it. They are unethical and not pro active in planning the patient's discharge early on. Anyone who wishes to admit their loved ones here should be pro active in discharge planning from day one. Talk to the admitting Doctor, the Social Worker, and the Director of Nursing and let them know of your expectations. Do not let them dictate to you how long the resident should stay. If the resident had met her goal, it is always best for the resident to return home.
Read full reviewComplain O. · Family member
Apr 24, 2014
- Caring.com5/5
Friend or relative of resident
My friend, Virginia, spent several months at the Pittsburg Care Center after she fell and broke her leg. I visited her two or three times a week, and was very impressed with the quality of her care. The facility was always clean and fresh smelling. The staff was pleasant and seemed happy with their jobs. Once when I was there early, the cook came in and asked the new arrivals their preferences--favorite and least favorite foods. When I asked Virginia why, she said that if someone's ""least favorite"" was on the menu, she would substitute one of their ""favorites."" Those are the basics. They also had: cooking, music and craft classes. They had bingo day and ""game day,"" and popcorn and hot dog day. When I talk with Virginia now about it, she actually sounds a little nostalgic. In my opinion, this is what assisted living SHOULD be.
Read full reviewJun 1, 2011