Medical Respite & Post-Hospital Recovery

Recuperative Care Services in Perris, CA

Medical Respite in Perris

Safe, Dignified Healing for All,Perris Clinic provides safe, supportive medical respite care for unhoused or unstably housed individuals recovering after hospital discharge, with lodging, nursing assessments, meals, 24-hour support, and housing navigation.

Medical Respite Program

Safe Post-Hospital Discharge Healing

Perris, CA

Program Overview

Supportive Care Backed by Professional Expertise

Our experienced nursing and program teams work to reduce homelessness and avoid hospital readmissions by providing compassionate recuperative care and essential wraparound services that support healing, personal dignity, and long-term stability.

Key elements of our recuperative care model:

Safe & Clean Environment

A secure, restful space where recovering patients can heal with dignity after leaving the hospital.

Registered Nurse Oversight

Clinical assessments and wellness tracking led by our licensed nursing staff to monitor progress.

Medication Adherence Support

24-hour staff presence assisting with medication storage and self-administration schedules.

Long-Term Stability Focus

Proactive care coordination connecting patients with housing navigation, social services, and CalAIM.

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Recuperative care at a glance: essential facts

A structured overview for hospital case managers, discharge coordinators, and managed care plans looking for quick clinical and administrative details.

Program Aspect	Perris Clinic Standard & Criteria
Primary Purpose	Post-hospital medical respite and safe supportive recovery lodging
Target Population	Adults (18+) experiencing homelessness or uninhabitable living conditions
Clinical Oversight	Registered Nurse assessments, daily wellness checks & 24/7 staff presence
ADL Requirement	Patient must be independent in all Activities of Daily Living
Medication Policy	Capable of self-administration, supported by structured staff oversight
On-Site Healthcare	Direct access to Perris Clinic primary care family practice and walk-in medical services.
Discharge Goal	Connection to CalAIM, social services, and permanent supportive housing
Location & Intake	524 W 4th St, Suite B, Perris, CA 92570 · Open 7 Days a Week

Expedited referral process for hospital case managers

Hospital discharge planners, social workers, and managed care case managers can submit patient referrals by phone, email, fax, or in person. Our Registered Nurse completes an expedited clinical assessment to confirm eligibility and coordinate rapid bed placement.

Submit Patient Referral

Hospital discharge planners and case managers send patient clinical notes, face sheet, and discharge orders via phone, fax, or email.

RN Clinical Screening

Our Registered Nurse conducts an expedited clinical review to confirm medical stability, independence in ADLs, and program eligibility.

Coordinated Placement

Upon qualification, our team arranges intake, transportation coordination, bed placement, and immediate wraparound supportive care.

Admission Criteria

Eligibility requirements for recuperative care admission

Patients entering the recuperative care program must meet all five required criteria:

Age Requirement (18+)

18+ Years Old

Must be 18 years of age or older at the time of program entry.

Housing Insecurity

Unhoused / Insecure

Currently experiencing homelessness or living in conditions not suitable for human habitation.

Independent in Daily Activities (ADLs)

Independent ADLs

Able to independently eat, dress, bathe, transfer, and maintain personal hygiene without one-on-one physical assistance.

Medication Self-Administration

Self-Administered Meds

Capable of taking personal prescribed medications independently, supported by 24-hour staff storage and scheduling oversight.

Intact Mental Status

Alert & Oriented (x4)

Alert and oriented to name, place, date, and situation (oriented x4) and able to safely participate in daily program routines.

Conducted by our licensed Registered Nurse

Ensuring medical stability, ADL independence & safe recovery readiness

Essential wraparound services that support healing & stability

Our program combines safe, clean accommodation with active clinical management and social support, ensuring each client has the resources to recover fully.

24-Hour Staff Oversight

Around-the-clock trained staff on site ensuring safety, security, and immediate attention to client needs.

Clean, Safe & Dignified Housing

Comfortable semi-private lodging equipped with clean linens, climate control, and personal storage.

Nutritious Meals & Hydration

Three balanced daily meals plus snacks planned to support tissue healing, medication tolerance, and strength.

Medication Storage & Schedule Support

Secure medication lockers and structured reminders to ensure continuous adherence to physician prescriptions.

Medical Care Continuity

Direct access to Perris Clinic medical staff for prescription renewals, wound checks, and same-day urgent care consultations.

Medical Transit Coordination

Scheduled transportation assistance to critical specialist consults, dialysis, and hospital follow-up visits across Riverside County.

CalAIM & Case Management

Dedicated social workers helping clients enroll in Medi-Cal CalAIM Community Supports and public benefit programs.

Housing Navigation

Active coordination with social services, emergency housing programs, and transitional home care supports to prevent a return to homelessness.

Our Mission, Vision & Values

Committed to excellence, empathy, and holistic support in every community we serve.

Compassionate Healthcare

To deliver compassionate, high-quality healthcare centered on each patient’s unique needs, fostering wellness and enhancing lives through personalized, preventative, and comprehensive primary care.

Trusted Community Leadership

To be the leading provider of accessible, patient-centered primary care that empowers individuals to live healthier lives and strengthens communities through innovative and trusted healthcare.

Core Standards of Care

Compassion

Integrity

Excellence

Patient-Centered Care

Accessibility

Continuous Improvement

Common questions about recuperative care

Clear, practical answers for hospital social workers, discharge planners, managed care case managers, and client advocates across Riverside County.

Referral or Admission Question?

Speak directly with our Clinical Intake Registered Nurse

What is recuperative care (medical respite) in Perris, CA?

Recuperative care, also known as medical respite, is short-term post-acute care and temporary supportive lodging for individuals experiencing homelessness who are medically discharged from a hospital but too vulnerable to recover on the street. Perris Clinic offers a clean, secure environment with 24-hour staff oversight, RN clinical assessments, meals, medication support, and housing navigation in Perris, CA.

Who qualifies for admission into the Recuperative Care Program?

To qualify, an individual must be 18 years or older, experiencing homelessness or lacking habitable shelter, fully independent in Activities of Daily Living (bathing, dressing, eating), mentally alert and oriented (x4), and able to self-administer prescribed medications under 24-hour staff oversight.

How can hospital case managers or social workers make a referral?

Healthcare providers can refer a patient by calling Perris Clinic at (951) 355-0030 or submitting the patient's face sheet, history, and physical notes via email or fax. Our Registered Nurse completes an expedited clinical screening to confirm eligibility and coordinate admission.

How does recuperative care benefit hospitals and managed care plans (CalAIM)?

Recuperative care directly lowers 30-day hospital readmissions, reduces emergency room utilization, frees up acute inpatient beds, and aligns with California's CalAIM Community Supports framework to improve health equity for vulnerable populations.

What medical services are available during recuperative care?

Clients have direct access to Perris Clinic's on-site healthcare resources, including Registered Nurse wellness evaluations, medication oversight, and consultations with our adult family practice and urgent care medical staff.

Where is the intake center located, and what are your hours?

Perris Clinic is located at 524 W 4th St, Suite B, Perris, CA 92570. Provider referral intake is available Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Call (951) 355-0030 to speak directly with our clinical intake team.

Clinical intake & coordination in Downtown Perris

Perris Clinic is centrally located at 524 W 4th St, Suite B, Perris, CA 92570, coordinating post-acute medical respite, adult family practice, and walk-in urgent care for patients across Riverside County.

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(951) 355-0030

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(951) 420-5005

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Hospital Discharge & Case Management Coordination

We collaborate closely with inpatient discharge planners, hospital social workers, and managed care case managers from regional healthcare centers, including:

Kindred Hospital Riverside (Perris)

RUHS Medical Center (Moreno Valley)

Inland Valley Medical Center

Kaiser Permanente Riverside

Loma Linda University Medical Center - Murrieta

Temecula Valley Hospital

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