Proud Recipient of High Ratings from Medicare
We are proud to announce that we’ve been recognized by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) as a Four-Star Overall and Five-Star Quality Measures facility. Nursing homes are rated from 1-5 stars based on health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. According to CMS, a rating of five stars means that quality is “much above average.”


Reviews
Discover what our residents and their loved ones have to say about their care. When you choose Canyon Springs Post Acute, you can feel confident that you are getting the best possible care from a team who is dedicated to your health and safety.
My mom was at Skye Canyon for 3 weeks and she was treated with care and kindness during her stay. Her favorite caregivers were Abraham and Vicente and I appreciate all those who took the time to chat with her during their busy day as that was a huge part of her recovery. James from the administrative staff would check on her daily to make sure her needs were being met. When our family would visit, we loved spending time with Wild Bill, their tortoise who lives in the courtyard – such a special touch for patients and their visitors!
We needed to find a place for my FIL to transfer to after his hospital discharge. We toured a couple of places and decided on SCPA. They have been so awesome since day one! From CNA’s, RN’s, everyone involved with his physical and mental recovery have been amazing. It gives us peace of mind knowing he is in good hands. We know we made the right decision choosing Skye Canyon Post Acute.
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It’s clean when you walk on the rooms are nice big and clean
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My dad is currently being treated at sky cannon actuate care. In the 2 weeks he’s been at this facility. CNA’s like Megan, Mel, Alexis, and another kind young CNA who her name scapes me at the moment, and director of nursing Nannette and her assistant Caroline, Annabelle case manager, therapist and care staff danino have been very kind and supportive of my father’s plight with his cancer. He was diagnosed with rectal cancer 2 years ago. The past 10 months after his completion with chemotherapy he had developed a severe case of neuropathy and muscle atrophy. He was placed in this facility to helped him recover and regain his strength to continue with his rehabilitation to take on the next phase of his cancer treatment. I can thank enough to these group of professional healthcare workers that make my dad push through to get better and motivate him to leave walking out from there and go to the next stage of treatment. Thank you for your support Anthony Amezcua
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