Pricing ranges from
    $4,649 – 5,578/month

    The Villa Senior Home

    12565 Downey Ave, Downey, CA, 90242
    4.5 · 16 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care

    Pricing

    $4,649+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,578+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.50 · 16 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.5
    • Staff

      4.5
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Building

      4.7
    • Value

      4.3

    Location

    Map showing location of The Villa Senior Home

    About The Villa Senior Home

    The Villa Senior Home sits in Downey, CA, where it quietly offers care for up to 15 residents and has kept its family-owned approach for years, making sure folks don't feel lost in the crowd and always get respect and honest care. The place has a mix of assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing home services, and even continuing care, so seniors can find the help they need if needs change over time, and they offer respite and short-term stays for recovery, too. The rooms come with different options like studio, single, two-bedroom, or shared nursing home rooms, each with monthly rates posted ahead of time, while some rooms let people have a kitchen or kitchenette for more independence. The staff sticks around for years with 12 caregivers, including Isaac, David, Corrine, and Samantha, most with over five years at the home, and they keep a ratio of about one caregiver to every five or six residents, which helps every person actually get to know the staff and not just see a different face every day, and they all go through regular training about dementia, Alzheimer's, sun downing, medication needs, infection control, and emergencies, plus hospice and end-of-life care.

    Everyone's on a personalized care plan, which means help only goes as far as needed-some folks just want reminders with medicine and a little help with dressing or bathing, while others need more support with things like wound care or getting around. They help with daily life jobs like grooming, laundry, walking or wheelchair help, transfers, and toileting, and they arrange doctor visits, ride with residents, and speak up at appointments if needed, offering true side-by-side help, and they handle medical and dental transportation. Meals are made in-house, and there are options like vegetarian or diabetic diets, since they know not everyone eats the same. Social and educational activities fill the schedule, along with art, wellness classes, games, and community events, making it easier to stay active, make friends, and feel at home. The grounds have a dining room, game room, guest parking, WiFi, cable TV, a fitness center, a salon or barber, washers, dryers, safe bathing setups, and regular housekeeping, all inside a non-smoking, sprinkler-protected building that passes its annual inspections and follows all health and safety rules.

    Security's covered day and night, with 24/7 monitoring, smoke detectors, safety features throughout, and strict rules for privacy, even letting families ask questions anonymously. The Villa keeps a warm, Christian-based setting where integrity, dignity, and good humor are just part of the day, and every resident matters, which means it feels more like a home away from home, and everyone gets treated like family, since the owners and staff truly want to see people safe, comfortable, and cared for.

    People often ask...

    State of California Inspection Reports

    12

    Inspections

    6

    Type A Citations

    4

    Type B Citations

    5

    Years of reports

    06 Mar 2024
    Reviewed report found all essential requirements were met during the unannounced visit.
    18 Jan 2024
    Confirmed correction of deficiencies during follow-up visit to verify changes made at the facility.
    22 Dec 2023
    Found deficiencies in safety measures at the facility, including lack of screens on windows and doors, and inoperable surveillance cameras, among other issues.
    09 Nov 2023
    Confirmed successful completion of the second component of the licensing process by the participants.
    04 Aug 2023
    Investigated allegations of injury, restraints, moldy food, and unreported incidents at a care facility found insufficient evidence to confirm or deny their occurrence. Determined that staff and resident interviews, as well as facility records, did not support claims of negligence or mistreatment.
    27 Jun 2023
    Investigated multiple allegations, including unexplained injury, fall resulting in a hip fracture, neglect involving soiled diapers, untimely responses to call buttons, and mistreatment by staff, but lacked sufficient evidence to confirm or deny these claims. Conducted a thorough review through interviews and records, indicating no substantial corroboration for the allegations.
    15 Feb 2023
    Confirmed deficiencies in infection control practices, medication storage, physical plant maintenance, and resident file documentation during the recent visit.
    • § 87307(a)(3)
    • § 87208(a)
    • § 87705(j)
    29 Dec 2022
    Investigated allegations of insufficient staffing, residents sustaining pressure injuries, and staff being unable to manage residents' incontinence needs; no preponderance of evidence found to prove these violations occurred or did not occur, rendering them unsubstantiated.
    25 Feb 2022
    Identified deficiencies in infection control practices during the inspection.
    • § 87411(c)(1)
    18 Sept 2020
    Investigated multiple allegations, including resident injury, inadequate feeding, staff mistreatment, and uncomfortable temperature, and found insufficient evidence to support any claims.
    23 Jan 2020
    Identified deficiencies observed during the inspection visit were discussed with the facility administrator.
    17 Jan 2020
    Identified deficiencies were observed during an inspection of the facility, including issues with hot water temperature, auditory alarms on exit doors, and the presence of discarded equipment outside.
    • § 87555(b)(25)
    • § 87303(a)
    • § 87608(a)(3)
    • § 87705(f)(2)
    • § 87705(j)
    • § 87303(e)(2)
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