Sandridge Post Acute in Mesa, AZ provides compassionate 24/7 skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in a warm, welcoming environment. Our interdisciplinary team develops personalized care plans to support recovery, comfort, and long-term well-being. Services include IV therapy, wound care, dementia support, ostomy and catheter care, diabetes management, restorative nursing, pain management, dialysis coordination, hospice, and respite care. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy help residents regain strength, mobility, and independence following illness, injury, surgery, or stroke. Residents enjoy comfortable accommodations, engaging activities, outdoor spaces, and supportive social services. We accept Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and private pay. At Sandridge Post Acute, we are committed to delivering quality care with dignity, compassion, and respect while helping residents achieve their highest level of independence and wellness.
Website: sandridgepa.com
Phone: (480) 833-3988
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Brown Rd and Northwood Park
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255 W Brown Rd Mesa, AZ 85201 ·1845.60 mi
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yelpIt's not the fanciest care facility but it is clean, they have activities for residents the staff are incredibly supportive, attentive, quick to respond and caring. I appreciate all they do for...
MoreIf your family are in here, have them contact: https://www.azoca.gov/complaint-procedure/ An Ombudsman needs to hear the quality of life in this deplorable facility. Reach out TODAY!!! NO STARS!
MoreI really want to give no stars. My dad was sent here after a hospital stay and died 2 days later. Nurse Nicole did not check his vitals or confirm he had passed just asked if we had a maurtiory...
MoreWas placed there after hospital stay and then physical therapy stay. I was immune compromised but most of staff ignored the mask and gloves needed on to enter my room. Many times I was left lying...
MoreIt is very difficult to speak with my brother. Once after two weeks, I was able to have an appointment to talk with him on Jan. 20, 2025. To date, 2/2/2025, the one phone for 109 patients goes...
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