Park View Nursing and Subacute

Safety & Inspections

Health deficiencies

National median: 7

15 above 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

2.96 hrs below national median

Registered nurse (RN)

0.40 hrs

Licensed practical nurse (LPN)

1.75 hrs

Certified nursing aide (CNA)

2.33 hrs

Physical therapy

0.03 hrs

Quality rating trend

Overall rating stable at 2 stars across 18 data points.

Facility profile

Type

Skilled Nursing Facility · Nursing home

Capacity

99 certified beds · ~90 avg residents/day (91% occupancy)

Ownership

For profit - Limited Liability company

Payment accepted

Medicare Medicaid (Medicare and Medicaid)

About

Park View Nursing and Subacute is a 99-bed, for-profit skilled nursing facility located in Reseda, California. The center holds a 2-star overall rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), reflecting 2-star ratings in both staffing and health inspections. While its foundational ratings are below average, the facility maintains a 4-star rating for its clinical quality measures.

Location

6740 Wilbur Ave, Reseda, 91335, Reseda, CA

Recent reviews

• Marvyn Bustos ★★☆☆☆ November 20, 2025

  A few things before considering sending your loved one to this place. 1,the kitchen does not care about any allergies you have it clearly says on the meal ticket that I have a milk allergy. Yet the kitchen does not read and this happened numerous times and I have to keep reminding my cna and nurse that they sent a meal with cheese or milk. 2 when I do say something I overheard my nurse tell my cna , is he complaining again so clearly nobody cares. I’ve had to order outsidefood many times 3, this facility has mainly Latino employees that do not speak English. So whenever I do ask them something they look at me with a blank stare and asks some one else to try talking to me yet that person does not speak English either. 4, do not bring any personal belongings unless you want them to disappear. I’ve had a sweater missing including my back scratchera and another patient shared with me that all her shoes were taken. When I reported this to the social and case manager they told me they would replace it but no word since so at this point I’m considering it gonelastly the patient next door keeps screaming late at night due to his wife coming to change him. This is after visiting hours where everyone is sleeping we’ve complained about his wife many times and nothings being done. I’m very tempted to report this place to department of health and some other agency adding yo the above uupdate 11/19/25<br>I feel like this is retaliation now look at photos of the breakfast and dinner they served me

• Destin Sidwell ★☆☆☆☆ September 18, 2025

  If I could give no stars I would they are absolutely horrible ive had 2 nurses tell me they can't get my grandfather water because they are on there break my grandpa has been ignored and neglected several times after being in a horrible car accident and has a broken back and ribs,and had ruptured lungs they clearly do not take there jobs serious nor do they care ,they dont care about there patients at all he was bleeding from his nose and was freezing 2 days ago it took about 20 mins to have someone go in there and help him he was chocking 3 days ago for about 30 mins it was 5 in the morning he pressed the button and his roommate came out to tell them he needed help and they told him to go back in his room so we called the front and it rang and rang it took 5 phone calls to get ahold of anyone and when they did come in made it seem like it wasn't a big deal that he was aspiration and said they had to stick a tube down his nose that went verry far down inside him and said it could cause him to bleed and other complications my grandpa said just take me to the hospital and there comments were that the hospital is going to do the same thing and that they are professionals they know what there doing so we say no and just go to hospital the fire department showed up and his catheter bag was full of pee they had to ask them to empty it and there comments were that why was the pee in the all day like that it was changing colors and looked old so they even said that place does not take care of there patients good once he got to the hospital they xrayed him and gave him some medication said there was fluid in his chest then released him back to this place so they could have caused more injury for no reason and have no idea what the heck they are doing when I come to visit i see several times that people's lights are going off and they are being ignored ive also seen people's heart machines red and beeping and they ignore it so please avoid this place at all cost

• Fahamet Tucker ★★★★★ April 22, 2025

  Very nice nursing facility, this is the best place I've ever been. My mom has been to 4 different nursing homes but this one is different and feels like home. Staffs are really nice and will always be willing to help. Especially North Station staffs, they are amazing. I can't say a better word but people here are God' sent. I would like to mention a special thanks to Gian Paulo and Prince, these charge nurses have been very helpful to me and my mom. I don't know how these guys can maintain their calm and smile on their faces even at the most stressful situations. All the CNAs are very nice and caring as well. I'm just very thankful.<br><br>If you have a loved one who needs care and attention. I highly recommend this place. This place is very well lit and very inviting. The facility smells clean. The mood in this place is delightful and very welcoming. I can't think of a better thing to say but I'm just really appreciative of all the things these nurses are doing. Thank you again and God bless.<br><br>Sincerely,<br>-Fahamet

• Gloria LW ★★★★★ April 13, 2025

  My father had a major stroke several months ago and he was initially placed in a different acute care facility in the valley, which was absolutely awful. He was neglected and left alone in his room crying out in pain and no one bothered to check on him. It was truly horrifying and unbelievable. Our family was so grateful to find West Valley Subacute Care. The entire rehab staff has gone above and beyond to help my father regain the skills necessary for him to safely return home. They have been kind, caring and patient throughout his stay and we have observed extraordinary progress over the last few months. Everyone from the front office admin staff to the nursing staff to the social workers care genuinely about their patients. Extra special thanks to Christopher M, Shakeh, Brenda, Gigi, Princess, Olga and Patricia for their excellent care. I HIGHLY recommend this facility.

• Ron Lu ★☆☆☆☆ January 18, 2025

  This place is more interested in keeping you there than caring for you and helping you to exit the facility. If you feel you're ready to be discharged they aren't in your time-line to help you. They provide all sorts of reasons why you aren't ready to leave the facility and then they implement roadblocks like not being able to be seen by a doctor in any timely fashion for him to verify you being ready to leave. The case worker isn't of much help (and she should be) in complying with your wishes. All the people I came in contact with have been trained to provide the patients with reasons why their stay should be extended. I think this is their way of receiving money from the medical community to keep them in business. Do Not, I Repeat, Do Not Go To This Facility If You're Interested in Timely Care and Timely Release From the Facility!!!

Frequently asked questions

What is the overall CMS rating for Park View Nursing and Subacute?

Park View Nursing and Subacute has an overall CMS rating of 2 out of 5 stars.

How did Park View Nursing and Subacute score on health inspections?

Park View Nursing and Subacute received a health inspection rating of 2 out of 5 stars from CMS.

What is the staffing rating for Park View Nursing and Subacute?

Park View Nursing and Subacute has a staffing rating of 2 out of 5 stars, based on nurse-to-resident ratios.

How many beds does Park View Nursing and Subacute have?

Park View Nursing and Subacute has 99 certified beds.

Does Park View Nursing and Subacute accept Medicare or Medicaid?

Yes, Park View Nursing and Subacute accepts Medicare and Medicaid.

Where is Park View Nursing and Subacute located?

Park View Nursing and Subacute is located at 6740 Wilbur Ave, Reseda, 91335, Reseda, California.

How can I contact Park View Nursing and Subacute?

You can reach Park View Nursing and Subacute by phone at +1 818-708-3533.

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