About Us | Midtown Oaks Post Acute in Sacramento, CA

Two nurses with a resident at the Midtown Oaks rehab gym

The Midtown Oaks Mission

Midtown Oaks Post Acute in Sacramento is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility. We provide the highest level of care and comfort to everyone who walks through our doors. We will ensure that your stay with us will help you achieve your recovery and rehabilitation goals.

What sets Midtown Oaks Post Acute apart is that we have top-quality staff and a commitment to going above and beyond. We can care for clinically complex patients, including TPN, LVAD, LifeVest and frequent IV.

Our Team

Leadership Team

At Midtown Oaks Post Acute, our Licensed Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA) oversees daily operations, staffing, and programs. Our leadership team ensures ethical, safe, and compliant operations.

Administrator – Troy Warner
Marketer – Salina Chhay

Nursing & Clinical Staff

The Director of Nursing is responsible for leading all nursing services and supervising staff at Midtown Oaks Pot Acute. The Medical Director is a licensed physician responsible for overseeing care.

Director of Nursing – Jason DeGuzman

Rehabilitation Team

Our licensed Physical Therapists (PTs), Speech Therapists (STs), and Occupational Therapists (OTs) create and implement resident therapy programs. The team is led by our Rehabilitation Director.

Directors of Rehabilitation – Jonathan Chambers & Jamie Cameron

Social Services & Activities

The Social Services Director provides day-to-day support and care planning for our residents and their families. This team also ensures that residents have access to needed resources and paperwork.

Social Services Director – Marissa Cruz
Activities Director – Anabell Morgan

Dietary Services

The Dietary Manager oversees meal preparation, food safety, and dining services for our residents. Our Registered Dietitian will ensure residents’ nutritional needs are met and help with meal plans.

Dietary Director – Indra Hall

Environmental Services

The Environmental Services Team handles the facility’s maintenance, laundry, cleanliness, and housekeeping. Our team adheres to local and national health and safety standards and codes.

Housekeeping Supervisor – Sarah Falkenberg
Maintenance Director – Ronald Chand

Our Admissions Process

At Midtown Oaks Post Acute in Sacramento, CA, we strive to make the admissions process as worry-free as possible. We want to make the transition seamless so you can focus on healing and recovery. Our team will guide you through the process and get you settled as quickly as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Explore Care Options

Determine the level of care that best fits your needs, whether that is assisted living, rehabilitation, or long-term care. We’ll help you understand your options so you can make the right choice with confidence.

2. Connect With Our Team

Call our facility anytime to ask questions, learn more about our services, availability, and what to expect. We’re here to answer your questions and guide you every step of the way.

3. Tour Our Facility

Come visit us or schedule a tour of the Midtown Oaks Post Acute facility. Once you meet our nursing staff and see our Sacramento facility, you will be excited to trust us with your care.

4. Finalize Your Stay

The paperwork for Midtown Oaks Post Acute admissions is made simple with our skilled nursing facility admissions checklist that ensures we have everything necessary to support you in your stay with us.

5. Welcome Home

Settle into a supportive environment where your comfort, care, and well-being come first. From day one, we’re here to help you feel at home and fully supported.

A PACS-Supported Facility

PACS-supported facilities have access to additional resources and expertise that allow us to focus on what we do best—caring for our patients and residents. PACS provides technology, systems, and business support to skilled nursing facilities like ours that elevate our local culture of care from a centrally-supported team of experts. As a PACS-supported facility, we utilize these resources to help improve our quality of care every day.

Learn more at PACS.com