Newport Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits in Newport Beach, CA, and runs as a for-profit limited liability company under Life Generations Healthcare, LLC. The place averages 43 residents a day and has 59 certified beds, with licensed staff providing 24-hour nursing care and supervision. The owners have fully renovated the building, with nurses stations, hallways, private and semiprivate rooms, shower rooms, and bedrooms, plus two spacious gyms that feel open and bright for therapy and exercise. The staff offers skilled nursing care, help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, grooming, transfers, walking, eating, medication, and treatments, so people don't feel alone with their needs whether they're here for recovery after surgery or for long-term support. The center provides both short-term skilled nursing care, often used after things like surgeries, strokes, or heart failure, and long-term custodial care, with rehabilitation programs focusing on physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and you'll see their own team of therapists on site, working seven days a week in those recently updated therapy gyms.
There's a dedicated respiratory therapy service and a special treatment program for mental health needs with a secured 36-bed unit and on-site psychiatric plus psychological services too, aimed at helping folks live with mental illness in a supportive spot. The team collaborates with physicians to create personalized therapy programs and restorative nursing plans, trying to fit care for each person's situation. Food is handled with care here-the kitchen works with approved providers and follows professional standards, and there's a registered dietitian who helps with special or regular diets. Residents can expect laundry service, guest meals, transportation, beauty and barber services, and activities designed to keep people engaged, including recreational therapy programs.
The center is licensed by the California State Department of Health and the Federal Government and reports to CMS with standard, complaint, and infection-control inspections. There have been 37 deficiencies in inspection reports, including 3 related to infection. Nurse turnover is at 40%, and nursing staff deliver 5.78 hours of care per resident daily. You'll see that the center works alongside Generations Healthcare and is also connected to a PACE center. The place focuses on keeping infection in check, following an infection control program, and getting people the care they need, whether they're recovering from a health event or needing ongoing support.
