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101 S Orchard Ave, Vacaville, CA 95688
Care from $9,911 per month
Medicare overall rating4/5 · Above average
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Vacaville Ranch Post Acute is an 87-bed nursing home in Vacaville. Medicare rates it 4 out of 5 stars overall, with 4 for health inspections, 3 for staffing and 4 for quality of care. Care on offer includes a hospice program. It is certified by Medicare and Medi-Cal, and has been since 1980. The nearest hospital, Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Vacaville, which has an emergency room, is 4 miles away. Inspectors have visited 48 times since November 2023, most recently on October 6, 2026. Federal inspectors cited 30 deficiencies in that time, none rated as having harmed a resident (27 potential for harm and 3 minor or administrative). State health inspectors (CDPH) cited 3 citations in that time (3 class A). Regulators looked into 30 complaints in that time (3 partially substantiated, 13 unsubstantiated and 14 without a recorded outcome). Medicare imposed 4 penalties totalling $115,339 in that time (4 civil money penalties). The state health department (CDPH) imposed 3 penalties totalling $60,000 in that time (3 fines). From April to June 2026, each resident received 4.3 hours of nursing care a day on average, 0.68 of them from registered nurses.
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The place is very friendly and helpful. Thank you for the team more power to all of you guys and I’m so very proud what you guys do to all the residents
Oct 26, 2026
I wouldn't trust them to care for my enemy's dog. My mother was there for almost a month. The CNAs are incompetent and some of the LVNs lack any bedside manner. One nurse told my mom just urinate on herself instead of helping her to the bathroom. Another night, it took a nurse 2 hrs to come and help her to the restroom. The first week my mom was there, she had blood in her urine so she was sent back to the hospital. She ended up having a UTI. Fast forward a couple weeks, she told the Dr that she still felt like she had a UTI. The Dr brushed it off told her that her pain and the heavy bleeding she began to have was from her cancer (partly true) and not from a UTI. The same day she was released from this place, she began to not feel well, was taken to the ER and admitted for sepsis. I was told this place is under new ownership so I pray that the quality of care has improved.
Vacaville Ranch Post Acute is located at 101 South Orchard Avenue, Vacaville, CA 95688, just 0.3 miles away from Carlton Bruce R MD.
Vacaville Ranch Post Acute
Vacaville Ranch Post Acute is a Nursing Home community in the Vacaville area. Orchard Post Acute Care stands as a beacon of comprehensive care and medical services in the heart of California. This large senior living community is dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare support, offering services such as 12-16 hour nursing, a 24-hour call system, and round-the-clock supervision. Residents benefit from assistance with daily activities, including bathing, dressing, and medication management, ensuring their comfort and well-being are prioritized. The facility is designed to accommodate non-ambulatory care, reinforcing its commitment to offering personalized attention and support to each resident. The community is enriched with numerous amenities that cater to a vibrant and engaging lifestyle. Residents can enjoy a variety of activities in the arts room, game room, and library, or relax in the spa and wellness room. The walking paths and garden provide serene outdoor spaces, while fitness programs and a fitness room encourage an active lifestyle. Social connections are fostered through scheduled daily activities, resident-run events, and community-sponsored programs, including movie nights and music programs. The on-site movie theater and outdoor common spaces further enhance the sense of community and belonging. Nestled in a neighborhood that is both welcoming and diverse, Orchard Post Acute Care is surrounded by essential services and amenities. Just 0.3 miles away is Carlton Bruce R MD, ensuring that medical consultations are conveniently accessible. For pharmaceutical needs, CVS Pharmacy is located less than a mile from the community. Residents can find spiritual solace at the nearby Community Presbyterian Church, only half a mile away. The neighborhood also offers a variety of dining options, with a McDonald's and Starbucks just a mile from the community, perfect for casual outings. The area surrounding Orchard Post Acute Care is characterized by its diverse population and vibrant community spirit. With a median income of $98,439 and a life expectancy of 80 years, the neighborhood offers a supportive and thriving environment for residents. The community is committed to fostering an inclusive atmosphere, welcoming individuals from various backgrounds to create a harmonious living experience. Orchard Post Acute Care invites prospective residents and their families to schedule a tour to experience firsthand the exceptional care and vibrant community that awaits. For more information, please visit the tour link provided.
Oct 6, 2026
Mom just got over to The Ranch for rehab. Omg! The place is beautiful, in and out. The took care of my Mom like she was a queen. Hope she gets stronger with the rehab.
Aug 12, 2026
Very attentive, professional, friendly. I can’t say enough about your facility. My brother is in there after surgery. Appreciate all of you.
Aug 7, 2026
The staff is always so friendly, supportive, and very encouraging. And that’s very important with recovery. The place is very clean. And my Mom is getting back to her old self. ;) Thanks
Jul 16, 2026
After my father’s hospital stay, he was transferred to Vacaville Ranch Post Acute Care. Because I am non-mobile, I wasn’t able to easily visit him, which was incredibly difficult for me. I cannot say enough about Yari, the Director of Business Development. She went above and beyond to make accommodations so I could spend time with my father. Her kindness, professionalism, follow-up, and genuine compassion meant more to me than I can express. She didn’t just do her job—she truly cared, and that made all the difference during a very emotional time. When it came time for my father’s discharge, Tenzin was equally wonderful. Her helped connect us with resources and made the transition as smooth and stress-free as possible. Her patience, knowledge, and willingness to help were greatly appreciated. I am sincerely grateful to both Yari and Tenzin for their outstanding care and support. They made a challenging situation much easier for our family, and their dedication did not go unnoticed. Thank you both for treating us with such kindness and respect.
Jul 10, 2026
Upon receiving directions to a room, I found my mother comfortably set in her bed with a clean room and water in a picture for her to drink she was looking and feeling a lot better than she had the last time I'd seen her. Thank you for your treatment and for your care for my mother!
Apr 18, 2026
A few of us girls went to go visit a friend of ours at the Ranch, it was our first time and I was pretty impressed. I’m in healthcare and have also been in several rehab facilities visiting friends and family and it was impressive how nice the staff was, they were helpful, and there was plenty of staff around. It was clean and did not have that awful typical aroma you find at most care facilities. Anyways, I would personally feel comfortable recommending or even putting my family member in here if needed. It was a pleasant experience. Thank you!
Apr 18, 2026
The first time my husband went to a rehab, he was at Vacaville Ranch Post Acute. They sent him home with huge compression sores on his heel, which is the beginning of all our difficulties, because he hasn't been able to walk. The physical therapy people were good, but the compression sores should not have happened. The upkeep was okay, and his room was fine. It's an old place. They had activities, which were the good things about them. The dining area was good, too.
Family member
Sep 10, 2025
Now it is known as Orchard Post Acute Outpatient Clinic located in Vacaville California if you can by any means do not send your loved one there please try your best to send them elsewhere short staffed resting rooms not checked on 4 hours days at a time no fluids food left in feces for more than 24 hours change the only one time stolen cell phone so they can have contact with the outside world had to wait to go to dialysis to get a contact with me to let me know that they were not taking care of my father worst place ever I'm going to do everything in my power to have this convalescent home shut down once and for all I'll dedicate everything that I have to have this place shut down that will not let this happen to somebody else's mother father brother sister whoever you do not have the right to treat people how you do worthless should be ashamed of yourselves
Uuuuuu · Family member
Jan 8, 2021
The atmosphere really shines here, there is live local entertainment, big windows, a courtyard with a small fish pond and an indoor atrium with an assortment of birds. In terms of long term and short term intensive care, this place is on the higher end. The facility is clean and aired, the staff is generally pleasant and the residents engaging. We have had a few problems that have had to be addressed by the family on behalf of my grandfather. His bedsores were not being treated to our expectations; however changes were made once we voiced our opinion. In general the place is pleasant and relaxed, but not without its complications. I would recommend this facility to families who want to deal with professional and medical standards. It is a nursing home as well as a rehabilitation facility, meaning there are more medical personal present. It is not without complications though, as I stated we have had to speak up for what we expected, but generally once voiced our needs are met.
Visitor
Oct 14, 2011