Founded in 1969, Pacifica Hospital of the Valley
is a 242-bed Joint Commission on Accreditation
of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO) accredited
acute care facility offering a wide range of
clinical, diagnostic and long-term care
services.
Established in 1994, the Adult Subacute Program
is unsurpassed in its commitment to patient care
and its respect for human dignity.
Pacifica Hospital of the Valley proudly accepts
the responsibility of being one of California’s
premier subacute care providers. We pledge to
the community and to the referral sources we
serve our unrelenting commitment to excellence
in service and the delivery of patient care.
For more information, to schedule a tour of the
facility, or to request information and/or
consultation regarding the subacute level of
care, please call at (866) 782-2883.
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Interdisciplinary team approach to
patient care with constant evaluation of
patient’s progress and family
integration into the process through
monthly team conferences |
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Expert long-term care management of all
subacute diagnoses and illnesses,
including catastrophic and/or post
traumatic conditions |
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Long-term mechanical ventilation support
with expert licensed and Respiratory
Therapy support |
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Aggressive ventilator weaning program
with average success rate of 89.4% |
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Enterostomal, Wound and Dermal
Restoration Program with success rate of
99.9% |
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Management of continuous and
intermittent I.V. Therapy via peripheral
or central venous access, including TPN,
blood products and therapeutic agents |
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Aggressive Pre-Rehabilitation
Conditioning Sensory Stimulation,
Speech Therapy and Home Adoption
Programs |
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Aggressive Occupational and Recreational
Programs under the guidance of a
Certified Activities Director |
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Full-time Social Service Department
providing proactive psychosocial
interventions and referrals to the
appropriate support groups and community
services and resources |
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On-site and off-site Community Access
Program for the unit’s residents,
including social, recreational and
religious activities |
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On-site education and training of
caregivers and family members prior to
home discharge, with rigorous standards
for return demonstration |
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Strict and proactive infection control
protocols with emphasis on high
hygienic standards, prevention of cross
contamination and prophylaxis |
