Garden Crest Rehab Center - Los Angeles, California

Chad M.

Recovery is possible for families in this facility. The new staff members provide a range of levels of care and live by values that show throught their hard work in dedication. Thank you very much for providing serenity to my sick brothers who need all the help they can get. Would recommend!

Leslie L.

There is outstanding care at Garden Crest Rehabilitation Center, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. From the moment you arrived, it is clear that the staff is dedicated to providing top-notch care.

The nursing team is exceptional—always attentive, compassionate, and incredibly skilled. They take the time to understand your needs and provided personalized support every step of the way. The team values and cares for, which makes a significant difference in your recovery.

The administrative staff deserves special mention as well. They are efficient and friendly, ensuring that all processes runs smoothly and that you are informed at every stage. Their professionalism creates a welcoming environment that alleviates much of the stress often associated with rehabilitation.

The rehabilitation services at Garden Crest are comprehensive and tailored to individual goals. The therapists are knowledgeable and motivating, helping patients to regain their strength and confidence. They encourage you to push your limits while receiving the guidance needed.

Overall, Garden Crest Rehabilitation Center is outstanding. The combination of skilled nursing, effective administration, and dedicated rehab professionals truly sets this center apart. I would recommend Garden Crest to anyone in need of rehabilitation services.

ron M.

Litter bugs!
The staff continually trash the neighborhood. Up and down the street in front of this rehab center you will constantly find masks, gloves, cigarette butts, food containers, cups, trash ofall kinds. I have complained to management and they sent out a cleaning crew, only to find that it is trashed all over again every single day. I have watched staff members throw trash on the ground, and when I tried to talk to them, they ran inside. This trash runs into the gutter and then ultimately ends up in the ocean, killing sea life and trashing the planet. this is not just a neighbor complaining, this is caring for the entire ecosystem. Have some respect for the neighborhood have some respect for our planet. Stop littering!!!

Eloise C.

Staff neglects most patients, treats them with no respect & care much less about their dignity. Facility is unkempt, gloomy & outdated. Most staff management including administrator Laura are very unprofessional, rude & almost never available. I met only 2 efficient employees. Danny & Mr. King. Everyone else is just there for a paycheck. There is no compassion for patients. Was very surprised that Kaiser-Sunset contracts with this Garden Crest rehab. Kaiser administration/management should seriously check this site out before referring any patient. It's been a complete nightmare for my brother who has gone from bad to worse with all his health issues since Kaiser placed him here at Garden Crest.

Tirsa A.

Is the best place to be, the staff is very kind and respectful, We are grateful to everyone for the care they gave my grandmother during her stay. I recommend them 100%.

Dar V.

Just the best. My mom was here for a few weeks after a bad fall. The property and location are beautiful (the views from the quaint garden are beautiful) but it’s really the talent, skill and warmth of the staff that makes this place exceptional. We’ve been in and out of facilities like this for the last few years from Philly to the Bay Area - Moises is an amazing case worker who helped me coordinate care and meaningfully make breakthroughs with what’s possible for my mom after discharge - and the nursing staff like Grace and team were excellent: so warm, clinically excellent and go above and beyond every day. Me and my family were always happy to visit and it was overall a great experience (considering the circumstances).

Jose L.

Amazing Service. Thank you for providing good administration, skills, helpful, and kindness for my mother

June C.

My mother was at garden crest's skilled nursing facility
for about 20 days; first, for 16 days and second time, for about 4 days. At first, coming from kaiser to sunset to garden crest was a shock as it felt like day and night. We have never been to a skilled nursing facility before and by the physical appearance, it felt dark, outdated and gloomy. Yes, they need to update their furniture. Yes, the staff is overworked and there are too many patients. Yes, the food looks mediocre. Yes, the rooms are small and feel cramped. However, after speaking with guests who come visit their loved ones and who have had prior experience with other skilled nursing facilities, you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.

What I can say about garden crest is that they have a very loving and caring staff. However, like all relationships, you have to nurture and grow those relationships. I came everyday for my mother's mental state- to remind her why we are here, to keep her spirits up, for her memory loss not to worsen, for her not to fall into depression. And through those 20 days, I got to know the staff. I personally witnessed how loving and caring the staff is to their patients. I saw them running to their patients when in need. I saw them not taking their lunch during as they were assisting patients. I saw them feeding patients who couldn't feed themselves. I saw them assisting patients with walks, baths, bathroom assists from taking them to the bathroom to changing diapers. I saw them lovingly hug patients, pat their backs, or other loving gestures to show that they truly care for that individual patient.

From the nurses, to the CNA's, to the activities team, to the kitchen staff, to the physical therapy team, building and grounds workers, and to those in administration, I see you. I see your compassion and you coming into work everyday to help those in need even when the days are so long and tiring. This is a grueling job and they deserve all the praise and recognition for their hard work.

There are so so many people I would like to thank. Lavina, Ruel, Miguel, Tom, Maureen. Lydia, Teresa, Jasmin, Juana, the philipina cna who also wears a back brace herself and appears to have a hard time walking herself. Irene, Moises, Ed. Jack, Shalini, George. John, Jackie, the activities girls who do exercises, crafts, paint nails, and takes the patients out for sunshine. There are so many more whose names that I never got, but I know who you are by face and I thank you. Thank you for your compassion to help those in need when they need it most. I truly thank you from the bottom of my heart.

The cna's work hard, and are trying their best. Yes, the wait time when you press the call button for someone to show up may take time (can be up to 30 minutes or more) but it is because they are attending to someone else. Please be patient and kind. It is a thankless job.

Thank you Lydia, who is a young mother of two including a 4 month old baby that she still nurses. I can remember so many times when Lydia was scheduled to take a lunch but I would see her an hour later, and she still had not taken lunch as she was attending to her patients. I vividly remember Easter Sunday when her 8 year old son was calling her to see when she was coming home so they can spend Easter together. Yet, she was attending to one patient to the next patient as her family was at home, waiting for her to come home. Yet, she took her time to care for each patient. Thank you Lydia, you are super mom.

Thank you Moises for my 50 million questions and always being so patient, always smiling, and always so kind. Thank you for walking me through the steps and helping me to navigate the health care system post discharge from the hospital.

We are now at garden crests assisted living and the staff here is also amazingly great. Thank you Jocelyn, Belle, Daisy, Nieves, Conchita, Heaven, Leo, Yvonne, and everyone who is at assisted living. I know mom is cared for when I leave after visiting hours. Thank you, thank you, thank you.