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We know these are challenging times for you and your loved ones. Like you, our utmost concern is for the health and well-being of each of our patients and to ensure our staff is healthy and able to continue to care for patients. With that being said, we continue to take all necessary cautionary measures and are strictly adhering and implementing all CDC recommendations and guidelines. We continue to also work with local and state agencies as we fight Covid19. During this time we also recognize how important it is to keep the lines of communication open to give you peace of mind while we continue to meet the care needs of your loved ones while at our
facility. As such, the facility will be providing updates of new developments as they take place on this page to keep you updated.
May 5, 2021
Please allow this email communication to serve as our weekly update. At this current time, there has been no change from our last communication. There has been no new cases of COVID-19 positive residents or employees other than what was reported throughout the week.
We closed our red zone as the last case of covid we helped quarantine from the community was discharged home. We will be red zone ready if we need to isolate residents again, but for now its a covid free facility.
Visitation for green zone residents is now inside and outside. Please make an appointment by calling the front desk 818-244-1133. Visitors are limited per day, so please respect our time constraints in this unique temporary visitation program.
Also, residents with a physicians order, who live in the green zone, and who have been vaccinated are permitted to leave the facility out on pass. Thank you.
April 12, 2021
Please allow this email communication to serve as our weekly update. At this current time, there has been no change from our last communication. There has been no new cases of COVID-19 positive residents or employees other than what was reported throughout the week.
We closed our red zone as the last case of covid we helped quarantine from the community was discharged home last week. We will be red zone ready if we need to isolate residents again, but for now its a covid free facility.
Visitation for green zone residents is now inside and outside. please make an appointment by calling the front desk. visitors are limited per day, so please respect our time constraints in this unique temporary visitation program.
Also, residents with a physicians order, who live in the green zone, and who have been vaccinated are permitted to leave the facility out on pass. Thank you.
March 29, 2021
The facility is continuing to implement all the necessary safety precautions that are consistent with the CDC guidelines as well as those of the recommendations of Public Health. As always, our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and employees while keeping the lines of communication open with you and your family.
A note about Covid 19 Vaccination Progress: at his time, most residents (85%+) have received their second dose vaccinations and about the same percentage for staff. This is above the state average and we’re proud to vaccinate faster than many other local facilities.
Have a great weekend and keep safe. Happy Valentines Day.
January 27, 2021
At this current time, there has been no change from our last communication. There has been no new cases of COVID-19 positive residents or employees other than what was reported throughout the week.
The facility is continuing to implement all the necessary safety precautions that are consistent with the CDC guidelines as well as those of the recommendations of Public Health. As always, our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and employees while keeping the lines of communication open with you and your family.
January 22, 2021
At this current time, there has been no change from our last communication. There has been no new cases of COVID-19 positive residents or employees other than what was reported throughout the week.
The facility is continuing to implement all the necessary safety precautions that are consistent with the CDC guidelines as well as those of the recommendations of Public Health. As always, our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and employees while keeping the lines of communication open with you and your family.
Public Health closed the open outbreak status of the facility on 1/22/21. They remind us to continue to enforce respiratory etiquette and strict hand washing procedures for all staff and residents.
Please allow this communication to serve as our weekly update. There has been no new cases of COVID-19 positive residents or employees other than what was reported throughout the week. As of 12/4/2020, we are cleared from an outbreak status placed on us in mid November.
The facility is continuing to implement all the necessary safety precautions that are consistent with the CDC guidelines as well as those of the recommendations of Public Health. As always, our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and employees while keeping the lines of communication open with you and your family.
The community around us is having extremely high levels of covid 19 cases and we are discouraging any in person visitation. However, the facility has some discretion and we will continue to allow green zone residents to schedule visitations in the outdoor tent areal
**A reminder** that families MUST abide by our visitation rules. Failure to follow rules can put our community at risk, and we ask you to help us protect our residents.
We know that as the holidays approach, we all want to make more contact, more gifts, more conversations and more risk. When making your holiday plans, please weigh the cost of a potential covid exposure in a nursing home, with the benefits.
We wish you a safe and hopeful Happy Holidays from the staff and residents of our facility family here at Glendale Post Acute Center. Stay safe.
May 15, 2020
Glendale Post Acute Center recently partnered with Los Angeles County Public Health in an effort to provide care to the most vulnerable community during this pandemic. As such, GPAC is now a dedicated covid-19 facility. Essentially, this means that Facility is able to accept vulnerable patients who are covid+ from an acute care hospital and provide the care they need as well as the non Covid+ patients. Facility has designated a Covid + unit that is separated from the remainder of the facility with dedicated staff and designated equipment with a barrier and separate entrance as permitted. By accepting these covid+ patients it frees up hospital beds across Southern California that are desperately needed for those in dire need.
We will continue to serve non-Covid residents as normal.
This week, Glendale Post Acute did not have any new cases of Covid-19 and no residents have developed any new symptoms.
May 12, 2020
Facility-wide testing was done and the results indicate there are now a total of 32 residents who are Covid-positive and 23 staff members who are Covid-positive. All Covid-positive residents are in a dedicated “Covid wing” in the facility. We continue to follow all infection-control guidance from public health.
We will continue to update this site if there are more positive cases in the future.
May 8, 2020
There are 16 residents and nine staff who have tested positive for Covid-19 at Glendale Post Acute Center. All residents are under strict isolation precautions. The nine staff members are on leave and will not return until given approval from their physicians.
Know that we continue to monitor all staff members before and after each shift for signs and symptoms of Covid-19, including taking each person’s temperature. We are adhering to the infection control guidelines as outlined by public health.
Please return to this webpage for updates as they come in.