St Edna Subacute and Rehabilitation Center, Santa Ana, CA

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4.88
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3.60
Based on 47 reviews
About St Edna Subacute and Rehabilitation Center, Santa Ana, CA
St. Edna Sub-Acute and Rehabilitation Center in Santa Ana, California, is a nonprofit long-term care facility offering specialized sub-acute medical and rehabilitation services. With a dedicated staff and updated amenities, it focuses on patient recovery in a supportive and welcoming environment, emphasizing holistic care and community engagement.
St. Edna Sub-Acute and Rehabilitation Center, located in Santa Ana, California, is a specialized long-term care facility dedicated to providing comprehensive medical expertise and rehabilitation services. With a focus on sub-acute care, the center caters to patients recovering from surgeries, illnesses, or injuries, offering vital rehabilitation therapies tailored to individual needs. St. Edna is part of a respected health system, ensuring access to a wide range of medical specialties.The facility prides itself on a compassionate staff dedicated to delivering high-quality care, reflecting its nonprofit status. With a favorable staff-to-patient ratio, the well-trained personnel create a supportive environment conducive to healing. St. Edna has established itself in the community with decades of service, earning several recognitions for its commitment to patient welfare.Situated in an urban setting, the center features comfortable accommodations and amenities that enhance patient experience, such as serene outdoor spaces for recreational therapy. The facility's recent renovations have modernized its therapeutic areas, fostering an inviting atmosphere for both patients and families. St. Edna Sub-Acute and Rehabilitation Center stands out for its holistic approach, prioritizing patient recovery and overall well-being.
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