Glendale Post Acute Center

Glendale nursing assistant charged in elder sexual abuse case By Matthew Rodriguez March 5, 2025 / 6:12 PM PST / CBS LA Hoping to find additional victims, detectives from the Glendale Police Department released a photo of the certified nursing assistant accused of sexually assaulting an elderly patient. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office charged Larry Stanfill, a 20-year-old man from Tujunga, with multiple charges related to sexually abusing a person who is seriously disabled or medically incapacitated and institutionalized for medical treatment. 638767919422767245.jpg The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office charged Larry Stanfill, a 20-year-old man from Tujunga, with multiple charges related to sexually abusing a person who is seriously disabled or medically incapacitated and institutionalized for medical treatment. Glendale PD He's been released after posting bail. Glendale police officers arrested Stanfill on Feb. 21 for allegedly sexually assaulting a patient at the Glendale Post Acute Center at least twice in November 2024. Detectives believe he worked at the following convalescent facilities: Chandler Convalescent Hospital in Glendale between August 2021 and May 2023 Pasadena Park Healthcare and Wellness Center in Pasadena between May 2023 and August 2024 Police said he also worked at a facility in El Monte before August 2024 and October 2024 but did not name the location.

Upon arrival for broken hip at 6pm I was given water.just missed dinner. Construction from 8pm till 11pm. Screaming patients at all hours.confusion among staff.at discharge which they arranged wrong home address given in wrong city. Shower twice a week but smoking scheduled 3 times a day.one of my meds were lost not given at dischargenever going back there.

As we have brought our loved one to the rehab for healing I noticed many things about this facility. First and foremost the Register nurses are very helpful and kind, the supervisor for the RN and RNN and CNN is extremely knowledgeable, on top of all her tasks and genuinely puts time and effort to care for the patients needs and listen to the family’s concerns. The social worker here is very helpful, she answers your call and sees you in persons to answer questions and acknowledges your concerns. I also am happy with the administration staff, very happy how they help and answer questions. I am not adding the staff name for their privacy but we have thanked them many times and are great-full that they are in this facility and are part of the team for helping our loved one heal. The place is clean and has round of clock service for activity, food and overall safety and hygiene of the patients. No one likes to see their loved once at a rehab but if you know they are being cared for and are in good hand then at least you have a peace of mind.

Im want to thank the entire team of Glendale Post Acute for providing a top notch care to my dad. I would like to mention Yera for concierge service and helping us made the right choice. I also want to thank the rehab team and nursing team for your hard work and commitment in giving best care. You guys made a big difference.

I wanted to leave a good review for this facility but after what happened? I unfortunately have to leave a one star review. If you have a loved one that is staying at this facility, please take anything of value with you. There is someone who works at that facility who is stealing from patients who are long-term residents. My father's debit card was stolen and used by someone in that facility and his watch went missing. I was already someone who was uneasy because I don't like the idea of nursing homes and it wet from a positive experience to a literal nightmare. When my father was transferred to Glendale Adventist, I was then told that my father had open sores on his backside and from what I can guess? They probably didn't change my father's diaper as often as they needed too, not to mention he also had a wound on his foot. My father recently passed and I am just livid that they are allowing someone in their facility to steal from terminally ill patients.