Catalina Post Acute And Rehabilitation in Tucson, AZ operates as a skilled nursing facility, providing round-the-clock nursing-home care for residents who need a higher level of clinical oversight. The clinical team delivers focused medical support that includes short-term respite stays for family relief, structured physical therapy programs aimed at recovery and mobility, and diabetes care that covers blood-glucose monitoring, medication administration, and diet management.
Beyond these core services, the facility maintains licensed nurses on duty 24/7, coordinates with physicians for routine evaluations, and manages medications through an on-site pharmacy service. Residents receive individualized care plans that are reviewed regularly to track progress and adjust treatments. Wound care, IV therapy, and discharge planning are also available, supporting both long-term residents and those preparing to return home.
Living spaces at Catalina Post Acute And Rehabilitation are offered in a mix of private and semiprivate layouts. Depending on the room, residents may have access to cable TV, facility-wide Wi-Fi, and the ability to keep approved small pets. Outdoor garden areas and other exterior spaces give residents options for fresh air and quiet time, though not every accommodation is adjacent to these features.
Meals are prepared on site and served three times daily in a communal dining room, with clinical dietitians ensuring menus match each resident’s nutritional plan. Specialized meals are available for residents who need diet modifications, including those required for diabetes management. Staff members assist anyone who needs help with eating, and snacks are provided at scheduled intervals or upon request.
The community supports daily engagement through an activity center that hosts arts and crafts sessions, organized clubs, and group social outings in the Tucson area. A library and computer lounge offers residents access to books and internet resources, and recreational staff coordinate ongoing programs designed to maintain cognitive and social stimulation.
