Richmond Post Acute Care

Richmond Post Acute Care, located at 955 23rd Street in Richmond, California, provides skilled nursing and post-acute rehabilitation services in the East Bay's vibrant and historically rich Richmond community. Situated in Contra Costa County along the San Francisco Bay, Richmond offers residents and families a location that is both accessible and surrounded by meaningful community resources. For families whose loved ones require coordinated medical care, the presence of Kaiser Permanente Richmond Medical Center on MacDonald Avenue is a significant asset — the facility is one of Richmond's primary healthcare anchors and supports smooth transitions between hospital and post-acute care. For more complex or specialty needs, Contra Costa Regional Medical Center in nearby Martinez provides additional hospital-level resources within the county network. This depth of nearby medical infrastructure means that Richmond Post Acute Care residents can access continuity of care without traveling far. Richmond's location along the Bay offers a distinctive setting unlike many suburban skilled nursing communities. The historic Point Richmond neighborhood, with its charming village feel, is just a short distance away and provides a walkable area of local restaurants, boutiques, and community spaces that family members often enjoy. Marina Bay offers scenic waterfront paths ideal for leisurely walks during visits. For daily errands and larger shopping needs, the Richmond area's commercial corridors along MacDonald Avenue and San Pablo Avenue provide grocery stores, pharmacies, and dining options. Richmond BART station makes the facility accessible for family members arriving from San Francisco, Oakland, and across the broader Bay Area. Richmond Post Acute Care brings dedicated skilled nursing expertise to a community that values both access and dignity. The care team provides 24-hour nursing supervision, rehabilitation therapy, wound care, and individualized care planning designed to help each resident achieve the best possible outcomes — whether returning home or transitioning to a longer-term care setting.