Double Tree Post Acute Care Center

Double Tree Post Acute Care Center, located at 7400 24th Street in Sacramento, California, is a skilled nursing facility providing post-acute rehabilitation and long-term care services in the heart of south Sacramento's 95822 community. Operated by BVHC, LLC, Double Tree Post Acute is committed to delivering personalized, clinically competent care in an environment that respects each resident's dignity, history, and goals. The 7400 block of 24th Street places Double Tree Post Acute in a south Sacramento neighborhood with strong community roots and convenient access to the city's broader healthcare and service network. UC Davis Medical Center, Northern California's leading academic medical center and Level I trauma center, is within easy reach and provides an exceptional resource for residents requiring specialist consultations or complex diagnostic services. Mercy General Hospital on J Street offers additional acute care capacity nearby. The facility's neighborhood is close to William Land Park, Sacramento's iconic urban green space featuring the Sacramento Zoo, Fern Grotto, and picnic grounds along the American River Parkway — providing families with beautiful, accessible venues for visits and outdoor time. The Pocket-Greenhaven neighborhood, recognized as one of Sacramento's most desirable riverside communities, is just minutes away and offers a peaceful, tree-lined atmosphere that reflects the best of Sacramento's residential character. For family members traveling to visit, the facility's proximity to the Highway 99 and Interstate 5 corridors ensures easy access from Elk Grove, Stockton, West Sacramento, and communities throughout the Central Valley. The Florin Road corridor nearby offers a wide variety of dining, grocery, and retail options to meet day-to-day family needs during visits. BVHC, LLC brings an operator's focus on care consistency, staffing quality, and regulatory compliance to Double Tree Post Acute. The care team works collaboratively with residents, families, and referring physicians to ensure that every individual receives the skilled support they need — whether for a short-term recovery stay or ongoing long-term residential care.