Owned by Carol Dikes, Sunshine Health and Rehabilitation is a single-story nursing home in the Dishman neighborhood of Spokane Valley, Washington. It offers a full range of care: nursing home, assisted living, memory care, and home care, giving families multiple paths for support as needs change over time. The 37-bed facility is nearly full, with 90.7 percent occupancy. The average stay duration is 25 days, pointing to a community built around short-term recovery instead of long-term residence. The surrounding area scores 28 for walkability, so most errands and outings demand a car.
Central to daily life here is rehabilitation. A physical therapist is on staff, a physician is available on-site, and nursing staff work 24/7. Total nursing care is about 4 hours 54 minutes per resident day, with registered nurses contributing roughly 1 hour 31 minutes and nurse aides covering about 2 hours 47 minutes of that time. Care transcends short-term rehab. Behavioral health services exist through a mental health service worker on staff, memory care and assisted living support occupants with longer-term needs, and dental services are provided on-site. Individualized care plans guide daily support, including three meals a day, housekeeping, laundry, and a regular activity program. Medicare and private pay are accepted to give families two established routes to afford care.
Families assessing a short-term rehab stay may want to interrogate how the clinical team coordinates between physical therapy, nursing, and physician care to bolster a smooth return home.
