Sonoma Post Acute

Located at 678 2nd Street West in the heart of Sonoma, California, Sonoma Post Acute is a skilled nursing facility offering comprehensive short-term rehabilitation and long-term care services in one of the most sought-after communities in Northern California's wine country. Managed by Pacs Group, a healthcare management organization focused on delivering high-quality post-acute services, Sonoma Post Acute combines professional clinical expertise with the warmth and natural beauty of the Sonoma Valley. Sonoma is a community where culture, history, and natural beauty converge at every turn. The magnificent Sonoma Plaza—the largest historic plaza in California—anchors the downtown district just minutes from the facility. Nearby, Sonoma State Historic Park and Mission San Francisco Solano recall the city's rich 19th-century heritage, while the rolling vineyards of the Sonoma Valley provide a naturally therapeutic backdrop that both residents and visiting families find deeply restorative. For medical coordination, Sonoma Valley Hospital on Fletcher Drive is the community's primary acute care resource, staffed with physicians across multiple disciplines and equipped to support complex patient needs. The proximity of this hospital to Sonoma Post Acute enables a coordinated continuum of care—from hospital discharge through skilled nursing rehabilitation and, when appropriate, transition back to home. Families visiting residents at Sonoma Post Acute can enjoy the city's exceptional dining and outdoor offerings, from the tasting rooms along the Sonoma Square to the trails of Maxwell Farms Regional Park. Local favorites such as El Dorado Kitchen, Fremont Diner, and Harvest Moon Café make extended family visits a genuinely enjoyable experience in this beloved Northern California destination. Sonoma Post Acute's clinical team delivers physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, wound care, and medication management—guided by Pacs Group's mission to restore each resident to their highest possible level of function, independence, and quality of life.