Pricing ranges from
    $4,997 – 5,996/month

    Home of purpose RCFE

    37544 River Oats Ln, Murrieta, CA, 92563
    4.0 · 4 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Warm clean facility medication policy

    I visited this small, clean, home-like facility and was impressed by the quiet, family-like staff - the owner/manager and caregivers were knowledgeable, attentive, and very caring with my mom. The private room near the bathroom, large TV/cable and affordable rates felt like great value; dogs are on the property and do bark, and I was uneasy at first but the staff (even the child who opened the door) were extremely helpful and soon alleviated my concerns - hospice issues were resolved. My only dealbreaker was their policy about medicating residents before arrival, so I ultimately did not move my mom in, though I felt lucky to have seen such a nice, perfect-feeling place.

    Pricing

    $4,997+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,996+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    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

    4.00 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      3.3
    • Staff

      3.5
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Caring owner/manager
    • Compatibility-driven admission process
    • Small, family-like staff
    • Private room located near a bathroom
    • Large TV with cable in room
    • Affordable rates / great value
    • Home-like setting
    • Dogs on the premises (pet-friendly)
    • Extremely nice and helpful staff
    • Staff alleviated family concerns
    • Clean facility
    • Quiet environment
    • Attentive and knowledgeable caregiver
    • Resolved hospice-related concern

    Cons

    • Dogs barking (noise/disturbance)
    • Initial unease during the visit
    • Door opened by a child (safety/oversight concern)
    • Policy to medicate resident before arrival made family uncomfortable
    • At least one family declined placement due to the medication policy
    • Limited information reported about dining and activities

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews for Home of Purpose RCFE is strongly positive with specific highlights around individualized care, a family-like atmosphere, cleanliness, and value. Multiple reviewers emphasize a caring owner/manager and staff who are engaged, helpful, and knowledgeable, which contributes to an impression of attentive personal care. The facility is described as home-like and quiet, with private rooms (including one noted near a bathroom and featuring a large cable TV), making it appealing for residents who want a comfortable, residential feel rather than an institutional setting. Several reviewers explicitly call out the rates as affordable and a good value, and one review notes that hospice-related concerns were resolved, indicating an ability to coordinate with outside care providers when needed.

    Care quality and staff performance are a central strength across the reviews. Descriptions such as "caring and engaged with my mother," "extremely nice and helpful staff," and "attentive caregiver" appear repeatedly and suggest consistent, hands-on caregiving. The facility’s small, family-like staff and compatibility-driven admission process are presented as deliberate features: the home appears to accept residents based on fit, which may help ensure more harmonious placements and individualized attention. When families had concerns during the intake or transition, staff intervention is specifically credited with alleviating worries and creating confidence in the placement decision.

    Facilities and environment are consistently described in positive terms: clean, quiet, and home-like. Specific amenities noted include private rooms, proximity to a bathroom, and a large TV with cable. The presence of dogs is a double-edged point: several reviewers appreciate the pet-friendly atmosphere, which can contribute to homeliness and companionship, while others report barking and disturbance. This suggests the pets are a noticeable feature of daily life at the home and may be either a benefit or a drawback depending on a prospective resident’s preferences and sensitivity to noise.

    Management and policies show both strength and an area for caution. The manager/owner is described as caring and engaged, and the facility’s selective admission approach is meant to ensure compatibility. However, at least one family expressed discomfort with a policy that involved medicating a resident before arrival; that family ultimately declined to move their relative in because of this policy. Another safety-related concern arose from an initial visit in which a child opened the facility door — this contributed to early unease for a visitor. These items are relatively isolated in the reviews but are significant: they point to the need for clear communication about intake procedures (including medication protocols) and attention to simple safety practices during tours and daily operation.

    There is limited information in these summaries about dining, organized activities, or structured programming beyond the home environment and presence of pets and TV. Reviewers emphasize the interpersonal and environmental aspects (staff, cleanliness, quiet, and pets) more than scheduled activities or menu quality. Prospective families should inquire directly about meals, activity schedules, and how the home supports social engagement and medical needs beyond what is described here.

    In conclusion, Home of Purpose RCFE appears to offer a compassionate, small-home experience with clean, quiet surroundings and staff who build trust with families. It seems particularly well suited for families seeking affordable, personalized care in a pet-friendly, residential setting. Prospective residents and families should, however, confirm policies around medication administration at move-in, ask about safety practices during visits, and evaluate whether the presence of dogs and potential barking fits the resident’s preferences and needs. Asking specific questions about dining, activities, and how admissions are matched for compatibility will help determine if this home is the right fit.

    Location

    Map showing location of Home of purpose RCFE

    About Home of purpose RCFE

    Home of purpose RCFE sits in a residential neighborhood at 37544 River Oats Lane, Murrieta, CA, and it's built for seniors needing assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing in a home-like, board and care environment. The facility's licensed for up to four residents in a two-floor house built in 2016, with semi-private or private bedrooms depending on each person's needs, and there are single or double occupancy rooms with twin or full-size beds. There's care twenty-four hours a day for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with secure environments, special programs, memory activities, and staff that can handle serious medical and memory needs like wound care, medication help, or hospice and end-of-life support, plus there's short-term respite care for recovery. The team helps with daily needs-bathing, getting dressed, personal care, incontinence, mobility, medication, and oxygen-and supports both ambulatory and non-ambulatory adults, even those just home from the hospital or with physical disabilities, and two-person transfers are possible within Murrieta. Residents can get three homemade meals every day, with food options including cooked-to-order meals, heart-healthy choices, mechanical or pureed foods, allergy help, and trays to rooms for those who want privacy, and the kitchen handles special diets for folks with things like elevated blood pressure or diabetes. The house offers things like cleaning, linen changes once a week, and regular hygiene help, and amenities include Roku TV, streaming apps, Wi-Fi, reading rooms, a wellness room, a jacuzzi, parlor for haircuts, and outdoor areas for relaxation or walking, plus art, music, board games, puzzles, social nights, and fitness activities to help keep folks busy and connected, and there's transportation for medical visits and errands or help arranging outside appointments. People at Home of purpose RCFE can choose independent living or receive higher care, and care becomes more personal as needs change, with programs for cognitive health, learning centers for behavior health, and tools to check symptoms or find information in a health library. There's monitoring of visitors through a card system, and emergency help's always on hand. The staff offers skilled nursing, including medical injections and looking after equipment, and families often get peace of mind from supervised care and clear plans for their loved one's needs. Services and payment options aren't specified in detail, but the facility meets all the basic needs, supports social wellness, tries to keep life easy with comfort and convenience, and has a license number 331881154 in California.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    3

    Inspections

    0

    Type A Citations

    1

    Type B Citations

    1

    Years of reports

    18 Feb 2025
    Confirmed voluntary closure; all residents relocated and no one lived or worked in the home. Surrendered license; no longer valid as of February 4, 2025.
    23 Feb 2024
    Identified that infection control, medication management, kitchen safety, and disaster planning were in place at the home, with two clients and two staff present; last fire drill occurred in September 2023.
    23 Feb 2024
    Reviewed annual visit found facility in compliance with regulations regarding infection control, physical plant, food service, health related services, and disaster preparedness.
    • § 1569.695(c)

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