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    $4,662 – 5,594/month

    Angels on Tracy - Angels II - Assisted Living and Memory Care in Simi Valley

    2375 McDonald St, Simi Valley, CA, 93065
    4.0 · 3 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    2.0

    Professional staff but lacked warmth

    I toured the facility and the staff were professional, warm and accommodating; the place felt clean, bright, peaceful and had activities. Still, it came off like a sales pitch and a bit dingy in spots, my mom couldn't join, and I didn't feel any love for the residence—so we won't be going back.

    Pricing

    $4,662+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,594+/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 · 3 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      4.5
    • Staff

      4.5
    • Meals

      3.0
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • Professional staff
    • Warm, welcoming staff
    • Clean facility
    • Bright, peaceful environment
    • Fun atmosphere
    • Staff accommodating with meals
    • Activities available
    • Overall good experience reported by some
    • No issues reported by some reviewers

    Cons

    • Some areas described as dingy
    • Perceived aggressive sales pitch
    • Perception of lack of love or personal care for residents
    • A prospective resident ('mom') was not able to join
    • Some reviewers decided not to return

    Summary review

    The reviews present a mixed but largely positive picture with several clear strengths and a few notable concerns. Multiple reviewers emphasize professional and warm staff, a clean and bright environment, and a generally peaceful, fun atmosphere. Several comments specifically note that staff were accommodating with meals and that activities were available, and at least one review explicitly describes the experience as good with no issues reported. These recurring positive descriptors suggest that for many visitors or residents the facility provides a welcoming, well-maintained setting with engaged staff and organized programming.

    Care quality and staff behavior are among the strongest themes. ‘‘Professional’’ and ‘‘warm’’ are used repeatedly to describe staff, and the phrase ‘‘staff accommodating meals’’ implies responsiveness to residents’ dietary needs or preferences. These comments point to reliable day-to-day caregiving and customer service. However, there is a countervailing impression in one or more reviews that staff or the facility lacked a sense of personal care or ‘‘love’’ for residents; this is not the dominant theme but is sufficiently strong to merit attention because it directly contradicts the otherwise warm staff descriptions.

    Facility and cleanliness observations are mostly favorable: reviewers mention that the environment is clean, bright, and peaceful. These positive observations are explicit and repeated. At the same time, a single review describes the place as ‘‘dingy,’’ which creates a direct contradiction. That discrepancy could reflect different parts of the building, different times of visit, variations in maintenance standards, or simply differing expectations among reviewers. Based strictly on the textual evidence, the balance of comments leans toward clean and well-kept, but prospective visitors should verify areas of interest in person during a tour.

    Dining and activities receive positive mentions: meals were described as accommodating and activities were available and even ‘‘fun’’ according to some reviewers. These specifics suggest structured programming and responsive dining services for those who had direct experience there. There are no detailed complaints about food quality in the provided summaries, so dining appears to be a relative strength in the sampled feedback.

    Management and the admissions/sales process appear to be a locus of concern for at least one reviewer. The phrase ‘‘sales pitch’’ and the statement ‘‘won't be going back’’ indicate a negative experience with how the facility is marketed or how admissions conversations were handled. Additionally, the note that a ‘‘mom couldn't join’’ indicates at least one situation where a prospective resident was not accepted or placement did not occur; the summaries do not provide details about whether that was due to eligibility, availability, care-level mismatch, or another reason. Together these comments point to potential friction during the inquiry or intake stage and suggest prospective families should ask clear questions about admissions criteria, assessment procedures, and costs during any visit.

    Overall pattern and recommendation: The aggregated reviews portray Angels on Tracy - Angels II as a facility that many visitors find professional, clean, and welcoming, with staff who are accommodating and activities that contribute to a pleasant atmosphere. However, there is a small but consequential set of negative impressions around sales tactics, perceived lack of personal connection in at least one account, a claim of dinginess, and at least one failed admission. These mixed signals suggest variability in individual experiences. For anyone considering this community, the prudent next steps are to schedule an in-person tour, meet caregiving staff, observe common areas for cleanliness and brightness, ask for references from current families, and get explicit answers about admissions policies and what to expect during the intake process. Doing so should help reconcile the generally positive day-to-day descriptions with the isolated but important criticisms reflected in the reviews.

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    About Angels on Tracy - Angels II - Assisted Living and Memory Care in Simi Valley

    Angels II is a senior care living home located in Simi Valley and has been providing attentive care to the local community since 2001. Established as a warm and welcoming environment, Angels II offers a homelike atmosphere for seniors seeking comfort and quality assisted living. Every aspect of the residence is designed to assure a sense of belonging and ease, mirroring the tranquility and familiarity of home life. This home places a strong emphasis on residents’ well-being, combining professional support with a nurturing environment.

    The grounds at Angels II feature beautifully landscaped areas that promote relaxation and enjoyment of nature. Residents are encouraged to spend time outdoors, taking in the carefully maintained surroundings that foster peace and calm. Inside, the home is arranged to provide both community and privacy, with comfortable common rooms where residents can socialize or partake in activities. The facility is structured to ensure that both daily routines and personal preferences can be easily accommodated, creating a support system that is as individualized as possible.

    Care at Angels II is tailored to each resident’s needs. Staff are present to assist with daily living activities, offering help while upholding each individual’s sense of dignity and independence. The team’s approach centers on providing compassionate care that feels just like home. Whether engaging in group events or enjoying the quiet comfort of their private rooms, residents at Angels II benefit from thoughtfully curated services and the assurance that their comfort and security are always top priorities.

    The reputation for excellence that Angels II has maintained since its founding is further enhanced by a steady dedication to continual improvement in both the facility and services offered. The emphasis on building community and friendships among residents makes Angels II more than a care home; it becomes a true home, where seniors can thrive in a setting marked by compassion, comfort, and respect.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    33

    Inspections

    7

    Type A Citations

    17

    Type B Citations

    6

    Years of reports

    01 Jul 2025
    Found no health or safety hazards and no deficiencies; staff and resident records were in order, hot water ranged 105–120°F, extinguishers were charged and last serviced on 06/03/2025, and compliance with Title 22 regulations was observed.
    • § 9058
    21 Mar 2025
    Found compliance with safety and health standards: sharp items and cleaners stored inaccessible, medications secured, and food supplies properly stored; detectors, fire extinguishers, and exits were functioning, and hot water ranged from 105 to 120 degrees F. Infection control measures were in place with available PPE, and resident and staff records were reviewed and found in order.
    • § 87412(d)
    12 Dec 2024
    Found that staff failed to seek timely medical attention and did not properly supervise a resident, leading to multiple unwitnessed falls and a fatal head injury. Imposed a civil penalty of $14,500.
    10 Dec 2024
    Found no health and safety hazards or deficiencies; resident rooms were properly furnished, bathrooms stocked, water temperature within a safe range, fire extinguishers charged, and food supplies adequate. Resident records were reviewed and found in order, including signed admission agreements, current medical assessments with TB results, consent for treatment, and current needs and services plans.
    18 Apr 2024
    Investigated the allegation that reporting requirements were not followed after a resident eloped on 01/17/2023. A deficiency was identified for not complying with reporting duties.
    • § 87211(a)
    18 Apr 2024
    Found that a resident died after an unwitnessed fall and that emergency services were not called promptly, indicating a lack of supervision. Also identified that staff did not seek timely medical attention after the fall, the resident sustained unknown injuries, and the resident left unassisted; a $500 immediate civil penalty was assessed.
    18 Apr 2024
    Identified deficiencies in reporting requirements after a resident eloped from the facility.
    • § 87464(f)(1)
    • § 87468.2(a)(4)
    • § 1569.312(a)
    • § 87465(g)
    21 Mar 2024
    Found that staff did not provide the responsible party with access to the resident's records.
    21 Mar 2024
    Identified safety and record-keeping concerns, including unlocked kitchen knives, medications stored in an unlocked hallway cabinet, a Tylenol left on the kitchen table, four residents' medication records not up to date, and a missing Needs and Services Plan for one resident. Noted staff training records were not current (last completed in 2020), and interviews were conducted with staff and residents.
    21 Mar 2024
    Identified deficiencies in various areas, including medication management, documentation, and staff training during a recent inspection.
    • § 87468.1
    25 Aug 2023
    Determined that the refund issued to the resident after death was miscalculated; $2250 was issued, but the correct refund for 18 days (3/14/2023–3/31/2023) at $177.42 per day is $3,193.56.
    25 Aug 2023
    Substantiated finding of incorrect refund amount issued after resident's passing.
    • § 1569.625(b)(2)
    • § 87463(c)
    • § 87606(f)(3)
    • § 87609(b)(4)
    • § 87625(b)(3)
    • § 1569.69(a)
    • § 87465(h)
    • § 87705(f)(2)
    • § 87470(a)(2)
    • § 1569.695(d)
    22 Feb 2023
    Identified infection-control measures and COVID-19 plans with entry screening and PPE available; found a safety issue in the kitchen due to an unlocked knife drawer, while alarms functioned, medications were secured, and living and common areas were clean and well-maintained.
    22 Feb 2023
    Confirmed compliance with infection control practices and physical plant regulations during annual inspection.
    • § 1569.652(a)(c)
    01 Aug 2022
    Found dark stains on carpets from the garage door toward the dining room and in resident room #4, with clutter in the garage. Identified dried liquids and stains on the garage freezer and the kitchen refrigerator, supporting the allegation that the site was dirty.
    01 Aug 2022
    Confirmed allegations of facility cleanliness issues during a surprise inspection visit. Stains observed on carpets, clutter in garage, and uncleaned spills in kitchen and garage.
    01 Mar 2022
    Identified an unlocked kitchen knife drawer; otherwise infection control measures were in place, alarms functioned, PPE was available, and living areas, bedrooms, and restrooms appeared clean and safely furnished.
    01 Mar 2022
    Inspection found compliance with infection control procedures, proper storage of medications, and functional safety equipment.
    • § 87303(a)
    21 Jan 2022
    Investigated the allegation that staff yelled at residents and locked a resident in a room; found no evidence to support that claim. Observed bedroom doors had no locks and could be opened from inside and outside.
    21 Jan 2022
    Determined insufficient evidence to support allegations that staff yelled at residents or locked a resident in a room.
    23 Dec 2021
    Found insufficient information to support the allegation that lack of supervision resulted in a resident’s fall and fracture.
    23 Dec 2021
    Confirmed that resident sustained a fall and fracture, but unsubstantiated lack of supervision resulting in the fall.
    • § 1569.651(h)(2)
    22 Dec 2021
    Found that staff discarded a resident’s ring, walker, hospital bed, and some clothing after belongings were delivered for pickup and signed off, indicating a failure to safeguard those belongings. Found no solid evidence of rodents inside; interviews indicated rodents outside and a pest-control visit occurred on 10/10/2021.
    22 Dec 2021
    Confirmed allegations of mishandling resident's personal property, but unsubstantiated claims of rodent presence at the facility.
    02 Nov 2021
    Found that the home was vacant and no care was being provided after the license was surrendered and the last residents were relocated, with closure taking effect on November 2, 2021.
    02 Nov 2021
    Inspection found the facility to be vacant and verified no care or supervision was being provided. License surrendered and facility scheduled to close.
    • § 1569.651(h)(2)
    09 Sept 2021
    Found compliance with Title 22 regulations, including infection-control measures, functioning life-safety detectors, locked medication storage, a sufficient PPE supply, and readiness to designate an isolation room if needed.
    09 Sept 2021
    Confirmed compliance with regulations regarding infection control and safety measures after an unannounced inspection.
    • § 87217(b)
    18 Sept 2020
    Investigated the allegation that staff were involved in financially abusing a resident; found no evidence of staff involvement, while a separate local law enforcement investigation identified abuse by the resident's former power of attorney.
    18 Sept 2020
    Interviews and records review did not find evidence of staff involvement in financial abuse of a resident, who was actually abused by their former power of attorney.
    • § 87705(f)(1)
    28 Feb 2020
    Investigated an allegation of inappropriate touching by a staff member toward a resident, with no immediate health and safety risks identified.
    25 Feb 2020
    Identified deficiencies in medication administration and storage, as well as discrepancies in physician's orders for residents during the unannounced visit.
    08 Nov 2019
    Confirmed no deficiencies during visit to the facility.

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