Moraga Post Acute

Safety & Inspections

Health deficiencies

National median: 7

1 below national median

CMS data as of March 1, 2026

Staffing breakdown

Average hours of nursing care each resident receives per day, by staff role. Higher numbers generally indicate more attentive care.

Total nurse staffing

National median: 4.12 hrs

3.31 hrs below national median

Registered nurse (RN)

0.20 hrs

Licensed practical nurse (LPN)

1.51 hrs

Certified nursing aide (CNA)

2.36 hrs

Physical therapy

0.07 hrs

Quality rating trend

Overall rating stable at 5 stars across 18 data points.

Facility profile

Type

Skilled Nursing Facility · Nursing home

Capacity

49 certified beds · ~47 avg residents/day (96% occupancy)

Ownership

For profit - Limited Liability company

Payment accepted

Medicare Medicaid (Medicare and Medicaid)

About

Moraga Post Acute is a 49-bed, for-profit skilled nursing facility located in Moraga, California, operated by a limited liability company. The center holds a 5-star overall rating from CMS, reflecting 5-star ratings in both health inspections and quality measures. While the facility maintains these high performance marks, it currently holds a 1-star rating for staffing levels.

Location

348 Rheem Blvd, Moraga, 94556, Moraga, CA

Recent reviews

• Merle Atencio ★★★★★ November 16, 2025

  This has got to be the GREATEST place to be sent to, the staff are wonderful as well as the Therapy staff & the NURSES and the rest of the staff. They are all above & Superior in their jobs.<br>I was sad to leave, because I made many friends their, I’m going back and want to visit with a lot of staff!!!!

• April Hillard ★★☆☆☆ September 6, 2025

  I was an inpatient at Moraga Post Acute for 18 days following a head-on collision that left me with multiple orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries. I was admitted for occupational and physical therapy rehabilitation.<br>A few staff members truly stood out for their dedication and compassion. Michelle (RN) and Jit (CNA) consistently went above and beyond in their care. Sandra, Phyllis, Stiev, and Tony from PT/OT were all outstanding—skilled, supportive, and genuinely caring. Unfortunately, these individuals were the exception rather than the rule. Overall, I found that many staff members lacked attention to detail, and the facility seemed to struggle with low morale and a poor workplace culture.<br>While the therapists themselves are well trained and kind, I received no more than about 3 hours of hands-on PT/OT over my entire stay. Therapy is not offered on weekends, and on some weekdays I was seen by only one therapist. Thankfully, I am highly self-motivated and made myself get up and exercise frequently on my own to build the strength I needed for discharge.<br>During my stay, I underwent major ankle surgery (open reduction and internal fixation) under general anesthesia. The facility provided transport to and from the procedure, but when I returned to my room, no one checked on me for the next 24 hours. No nurse asked how the surgery went, how I was feeling, or how I was recovering from anesthesia. When I finally mentioned it, one nurse even insisted I had only received a “nerve block,” not surgery. It was alarming and frightening that the staff caring for me didn’t know what procedure I had undergone.<br>I was initially placed in a shared room with a woman who had dementia and would shout or chatter for hours at a time. Although I reported the issue immediately because I could not sleep, it took four days before I was moved to a more suitable room.<br>The facility is clearly understaffed. At times, the call button was answered within 10 minutes, but other times it took well over an hour for someone to respond.<br>The discharge planning team was pleasant but ineffective. I was told I would receive occupational therapy, physical therapy, and home health care two to three times per week after discharge. It has now been nine days since I left, and I have yet to hear from anyone.<br>Nutrition was another disappointment. On my first day, a nutritionist spoke with me about my dietary preferences and assured me that providing healthy meals would be no problem. In reality, the meals were far from balanced—one dinner consisted of corn, peas, macaroni and cheese and a bread roll.<br>This facility has the potential to be excellent with better staffing, improved communication, and stronger follow-through. While I greatly appreciate the efforts of the individuals who provided me with exceptional care, I cannot say that my overall experience at Moraga Post Acute was a good one.

• Portia ★★★★☆ August 6, 2025

  The grounds are nice, the place is clean. The staff is wonderful. I really owe a shout out to several staff members. Lisa, thank you. Jit, you are wonderful and kind and appreciated more than you know. I dont give 5 stars because I wish the weekends were better staffed, but this is at any rehab. I wish that my dad could be moved to the window now that he has no roommate and it seems silly that this request won't be fulfilled. And I wish that there was an easier way to messages people there, like an email list. But I chose for dad to go there for a second time. It's far better than some other ones.

• John Peers ★★★★★ July 28, 2025

  The cna Jit has been very helpful and she is a happy and cheerful person

• James Benney ★★★★★ July 28, 2025

  Within three days of arriving here, I realized that Jit was the most professional, caring, and competent person in the building. She has been here a long time and is truly the greatest.<br>- James Benney

Frequently asked questions

What is the overall CMS rating for Moraga Post Acute?

Moraga Post Acute has an overall CMS rating of 5 out of 5 stars.

How did Moraga Post Acute score on health inspections?

Moraga Post Acute received a health inspection rating of 5 out of 5 stars from CMS.

What is the staffing rating for Moraga Post Acute?

Moraga Post Acute has a staffing rating of 1 out of 5 stars, based on nurse-to-resident ratios.

How many beds does Moraga Post Acute have?

Moraga Post Acute has 49 certified beds.

Does Moraga Post Acute accept Medicare or Medicaid?

Yes, Moraga Post Acute accepts Medicare and Medicaid.

Where is Moraga Post Acute located?

Moraga Post Acute is located at 348 Rheem Blvd, Moraga, 94556, Moraga, California.

How can I contact Moraga Post Acute?

You can reach Moraga Post Acute by phone at +1 925-376-5995.

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