Life Care Center of Escondido
Success Stories
On Sept. 8, 2018, Nancy Davis was admitted to Life Care Center of Escondido, California, after undergoing a lumbosacral fusion, iliac screw replacement, and T9 kyphoplasty. Prior to her admission, she underwent a back surgery in May 2018 and was placed at a skilled nursing facility close to her home. Unfortunately, Davis experienced several falls during her stay there which caused her to reinjure her back...
Read StoryLinda Romero came to Life Care Center of Escondido, California, on June 4, 2018, after surgery for a traumatic brain injury caused by a fall at home. While at the hospital, Romero was infected with clostridium difficile and was treated with antibiotics, which caused her to be more debilitated and weak...
Perry Nickle was admitted to Life Care Center of Escondido, California, after several hospitalizations due to a left below-the-knee amputation caused by osteomyelitis and subsequent stump infection. Before the amputation, Nickle lived alone and functioned independently without the use of an assistive device. The surgery and infections resulted in lengthy hospital stays that reduced his ability to perform regular daily activities...
On April 8, 2018, Teruko Lund, an 82-year-old diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, came to Life Care Center of Escondido, California, from acute care after a right total hip replacement. The surgery was performed due to avascular necrosis of the right femoral head that led to osteoarthritis after a failed screw fixation four years ago....
On Oct. 18, 2017, Marina Merino-Soriano arrived at Life Care Center of Escondido, California, following a surgical procedure to repair a vertebral compression fracture that occurred from a recent fall. Merino-Soriano had previously experienced a cerebellar stroke in 2010 that had affected her balance and coordination...
On April 30, 2017, Carlos Chavez, a 73-year-old patient, arrived at Life Care Center of Escondido, California, for skilled nursing and rehabilitation needs after undergoing a left below-the-knee amputation due to foot gangrene. Chavez came to the facility with a methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (better known as MRSA) infection and was on dialysis three times a week....
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