University Post-acute Rehab

University Post-acute Rehab is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located on Stockton Boulevard in Sacramento, ideally positioned in one of the city's most medically rich corridors. The facility sits directly adjacent to UC Davis Medical Center—one of the nation's top-ranked academic medical centers and Northern California's premier destination for complex medical, surgical, and trauma care. This proximity is not incidental; it positions University Post-acute Rehab as a natural and trusted choice for patients transitioning from UC Davis following surgery, serious illness, cardiac events, or neurological episodes. The Stockton Boulevard corridor in this part of Sacramento connects the Oak Park and Tahoe Park neighborhoods, communities undergoing vibrant revitalization anchored by local restaurants, art spaces, and long-established neighborhood institutions. Families visiting loved ones at University Post-acute will find a neighborhood with genuine character and a growing selection of dining options. The nearby Broadway corridor—home to the iconic Tower Theatre and a collection of celebrated Sacramento eateries including the Tower Cafe—is just minutes away, offering families a welcoming destination before or after visits. Mercy General Hospital on J Street is also easily reachable from Stockton Boulevard, and the broader Sacramento medical ecosystem—including multiple specialist clinics and outpatient surgery centers along the Stockton and Broadway corridors—ensures that residents have access to comprehensive follow-up care throughout their recovery. University Post-acute Rehab is managed by Aspen Skilled Healthcare, a dedicated post-acute care organization committed to delivering evidence-based rehabilitation and compassionate long-term nursing care. Aspen's teams bring focused expertise in post-surgical recovery, orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation, and medically complex long-term care. Their proximity partnership with UC Davis Medical Center enables streamlined transitions, clear communication between acute and post-acute care teams, and a continuity of care that leads to better outcomes and greater family confidence throughout the recovery journey.