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    $3,395 – 9,095/month

    Atria Walnut Creek

    1400 Montego, Walnut Creek, CA, 94598
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care

    Pricing

    $3,395+/moStudioIndependent Living
    $5,595+/mo1 BedroomIndependent Living
    $3,395+/moStudioAssisted Living
    $5,295+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living
    $8,395+/moSemi-privateMemory Care
    $9,095+/moSuiteMemory Care

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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
    • Hospice waiver
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

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

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Spa
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Dementia waiver
    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Pet friendly
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.18 · 134 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.2
    • Staff

      4.2
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Building

      4.3
    • Value

      3.9

    Location

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    About Atria Walnut Creek

    Atria Walnut Creek is a senior living community that has options for independent living, assisted living, and memory care, with special attention given to residents who have dementia or Alzheimer's, and the Life Guidance memory care neighborhood sits in its own secured area, designed specifically to support those needs. Residents have access to apartments with walk-in showers, balconies, kitchens, and services like linen, housekeeping, and maintenance, and the building's been renovated with patios, an updated entrance, and landscaped walking paths winding past a koi pond, with plenty of spots for outdoor dining or sitting. The staff's known for being friendly and present 24 hours, including onsite nurses, RNs, LPNs, and awake overnight staff; they can help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management, plus care for people with incontinence, diabetes, behavioral problems, physical aggression, or those who are prone to wandering, with technology like bracelets and secure entryways to keep everyone safe and supported.

    The community lets residents bring cats or dogs if they meet size and temperament guidelines, and offers pet care services for those who need help. There are both outdoor and indoor spaces to gather, relax, and socialize; there's a game room, library, movie theater, and common areas, so there's usually something to do or a quiet place to sit, and there's also a beautician onsite. The Engage Life events program fills the calendar with activities like art classes, gardening clubs, brain fitness exercises, outings, happy hours, game nights, and dance events, as well as educational talks, devotional services both onsite and offsite, and trips planned by a full-time activity director. They provide meal services three times a day with guest meals, restaurant-style dining, and room service, and chefs cater to special diets-vegetarian, vegan, low-sodium, low-sugar-using fresh ingredients, and multiple multicultural options.

    Transportation is included, with free rides for errands or appointments and parking for residents who drive, and visiting dentists and podiatrists help meet healthcare needs without leaving the community. Assisted living services step in as needs change, so residents can stay as their care level goes up, with hospice and respite care for those who need more support for a short or long stretch. Services include medication management, reminders for the restroom, insulin injections, and blood sugar checks; trained Med Techs and Memory Care Activity Specialists are part of the team. People who smoke have designated outdoor areas for comfort and safety. The community has earned recognition like the Best of Senior Living award, and management works on developing staff and rewarding good work.

    Overall, Atria Walnut Creek offers different types of living all under one roof, supporting memory care, independent adults, and those who want discreet help with daily activities, with the focus always on safety, connection, and a chance to enjoy each day in a suitable environment.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    100

    Inspections

    15

    Type A Citations

    22

    Type B Citations

    6

    Years of reports

    30 May 2025
    Found adequate food supplies, proper central storage and secure handling of medications, and cleaning materials inaccessible to residents, with safety checks and fire-related inspections up to date and sufficient on-site administration; no violations identified.
    • § 9058
    30 May 2025
    Found stipulation posted conspicuously, with signage limiting food and beverage containers to their proper use, and staffing at the mandated day/afternoon and overnight ratios. Reviewed documents showed new residents and responsible parties acknowledged receipt of the stipulation; a hazardous materials and policies and procedures manual was available to staff; the sixth quarterly audit was completed in December 2024; no citations were issued; an exit interview was conducted.
    • § 9058
    07 May 2025
    Found an allegation that a caregiver molested a resident during a shower; law enforcement and an internal review concluded no molestation occurred.
    • § 9058
    01 Apr 2025
    Investigated the bed bug claim and found staff kept the resident's room free of bed bugs, which does not confirm the bed bug allegation. Investigated the HVAC claim and found the system fully operational and not in disrepair, which does not confirm the HVAC disrepair allegation.
    20 Feb 2025
    Found stipulation posted in a conspicuous place, kitchen and dining area signage restricting containers to food/beverage use, and staffing met the required direct-care ratios; new residents or responsible parties acknowledged receipt of the stipulation, Hazardous Materials and Policies and Procedures Manual was available to staff, audits were completed, and no citations were issued; exit interview conducted.
    20 Feb 2025
    Found meals were provided to the resident and the admissions agreement was followed; there was insufficient evidence to prove the specified allegations.
    09 Jan 2025
    Found that the allegation that the premises were not kept in good repair and the allegation that they were not kept sanitary were unsubstantiated.
    26 Dec 2024
    Found no evidence to support the allegation that staff did not keep the site in good repair or did not maintain sanitary conditions.
    05 Dec 2024
    Found that the allegation of lack of supervision leading to a resident eloping and dying from heat could not be proven due to insufficient evidence; video showed the resident left on their own and was later found dead from cardiac arrest off the facility grounds. Residents and records indicated the resident was independent with Level 1 care (no dementia), monthly elopement training was provided, five staff were on duty, and residents reported no concerns about care.
    19 Nov 2024
    Found that the stipulation was posted in a conspicuous place, kitchen and dining area signage stated that containers are used only for food or beverage containment, and staffing met the required ratios for day/afternoon/evening and overnight shifts. Found that every new resident and/or responsible party acknowledged receipt of the stipulation, a Hazardous Materials and Policies and Procedures Manual was available at the front desk, the fourth quarterly audit was completed on 9/19/2024, and audit documentation was provided on 10/14/2024; no citations were issued.
    08 Oct 2024
    Found five specific allegations—delayed medical attention, uncomfortable temperatures, inadequate hydration, privacy concerns, and lack of activities—unsubstantiated.
    21 Aug 2024
    Found that the stipulation was posted conspicuously, kitchen/dining area signage restricted containers to food/beverage containment, and staffing met the required ratios for day/evening and overnight shifts; new residents or responsible parties acknowledged receipt of the stipulation; hazardous materials and policies manual were available at the front desk; the third quarterly audit was completed on 6/13/2024 with documentation provided by 6/26/2024, and no citations were issued during the visit.
    21 Aug 2024
    Found that stipulation requirements were being followed, including staffing ratios and documentation. No citations issued during visit.
    12 Jul 2024
    Found air conditioning inoperable since April due to a delayed replacement part; the part was made and shipped by July 11, 2024. Noted staff used fans, portable and rented AC units, and added water stations to keep residents cool; common areas were comfortable and most resident rooms stayed at 79 degrees or lower, with some upstairs hallways still cooled by functioning mini-splits.
    12 Jul 2024
    Confirmed that the facility experienced air conditioning issues, but had taken steps to provide temporary cooling solutions for residents. Staff were reminded to review a specific safety preparedness guideline.
    10 Jul 2024
    Identified an incident on 7/4/2024 in which a resident left the premises, could not be located, and was later found deceased nearby by local police; the cause of death remains unknown. No deficiencies identified during the visit.
    10 Jul 2024
    Found no deficiencies during a visit following an incident involving a resident leaving the facility and later being located deceased by law enforcement.
    08 Jul 2024
    Found the air conditioner in disrepair as alleged, with the issue dating to the end of May and awaiting parts from a third-party vendor. Noted first-floor thermostats registering about 89 degrees.
    • § 87303(b)
    30 Apr 2024
    Found that the stipulation was posted in a conspicuous place, kitchen and dining area signage limited containers to food use, and staffing met the required direct-care ratios. New residents and responsible parties acknowledged receipt of the stipulation, a Hazardous Materials and Policies and Procedures Manual was available at the front desk, and the second quarterly audit was completed on 3/6/2024 with results provided on 3/13/2024.
    30 Apr 2024
    LPAs conducted a visit to ensure compliance with stipulation requirements, verifying staffing ratios, documentation, and signage. No citations were issued during the inspection.
    24 Apr 2024
    Found that food storage, safety equipment, chemical storage areas, and required postings were in order; an administrator was on site beyond the minimum hours, and the annual review remained incomplete and would be completed later; no citations were issued.
    24 Apr 2024
    Found that the allegation that staff neglect caused a resident's fracture was unsubstantiated. Found that the allegation that timely medical attention was not sought was unfounded.
    24 Apr 2024
    Inspection found no issues during the review of the facility.
    20 Mar 2024
    Reviewed records and interviews indicated staff followed the resident's care plan and performed a proper assessment. The allegations that staff did not follow the care plan and did not perform a proper assessment were not supported by a preponderance of evidence.
    20 Mar 2024
    Found staff followed the resident's care plan and conducted a proper assessment.
    11 Jan 2024
    Confirmed an updated license with probationary status was delivered and a tour showed the stipulation posted, no-food-container signage, and staffing at required day, evening, and overnight ratios. Found that every resident or responsible party acknowledged the stipulation, trainings for staff and administration were completed, a Quality Evaluation Committee was formed with required members, a Hazardous Materials and Policies and Procedures Manual was created, the first quarterly QEC audit was completed in December 2023 with the audit report completed within 14 days, and no citations were issued.
    11 Jan 2024
    Delivered updated license with probationary status and conducted initial inspection of facility after stipulation went into effect. No citations issued, all requirements and stipulations met.
    15 Dec 2023
    Found full compliance with Title 22 regulations on 12/15/2023; no citations issued and an exit interview was conducted.
    15 Dec 2023
    Checked physical plant, postings, records; fully compliant with regulations. No citations issued.
    04 Dec 2023
    Found insufficient evidence that staff failed to maintain a comfortable living environment due to a resident's pet noise.
    04 Dec 2023
    Confirmed that there was a complaint about noise from a pet in a resident's room, but could not prove staff did not ensure a comfortable living environment.
    29 Nov 2023
    Identified a processing error that prevented a portion of a preadmission fee from being refunded after a resident departed on 08/18/2023. A refund of $2,186.63 was issued, which was $908.63 more than the $1,278.00 due.
    29 Nov 2023
    Confirmed a processing error that led to a resident not receiving a refund as required.
    20 Nov 2023
    Investigated complaints that staff changed a resident's service plan without the authorized person's consent and billed for services not rendered; documentation showed actions were in the resident's best interest and billed services were provided. Found insufficient evidence to prove that residents were not notified about renovations in a timely manner or that medical needs were not followed.
    11 Oct 2023
    Investigated the allegations that there was no certified administrator and that the administrator was not qualified; found insufficient evidence to prove or disprove the allegations, leaving them unsubstantiated.
    11 Oct 2023
    Found that the allegations were unsubstantiated.
    • § 87507(g)(5)
    10 Oct 2023
    Found an unannounced case management visit reviewing five unwitnessed falls on 10/06/2023, including two falls to the same resident. Staff said they were following Title 22 regulations, and no citations were issued during the visit.
    10 Oct 2023
    Interview conducted regarding multiple unwitnessed falls. No citations issued.
    09 Aug 2023
    Found that the HVAC system required repair starting 08/06/2023 and that this was not a long-term neglect issue. Found that the allegation that residents’ rooms were not kept at a comfortable temperature could not be proven or disproven based on the information gathered.
    09 Aug 2023
    Investigated complaints about faulty HVAC and uncomfortable temperatures; confirmed that temporary cooling solutions were quickly implemented, though residents often failed to follow provided instructions, contributing to temperature issues. Allegations deemed unsubstantiated.
    21 Jun 2023
    Found an unannounced visit started, paused due to leadership absence, and a return visit to complete the process was planned; no citations issued.
    21 Jun 2023
    Found no issues during inspection, will return at a later date to complete.
    12 May 2023
    Confirmed that written notice about the accusation was posted and that all five residents received it; collected copies of the posted notice and the notices sent to residents. No deficiencies issued.
    12 May 2023
    Conducted unannounced visit to follow-up on accusation notice; confirmed written notice posted and all five residents received it. No deficiencies found. Exit interview completed.
    18 Apr 2023
    Identified inadequate supervision that allowed a resident to ingest a caustic liquid cleaner, resulting in death. Also identified unsecured cleaning supplies and insufficient staff numbers and competency to meet resident needs, with civil penalties assessed.
    18 Apr 2023
    Confirmed inadequate supervision led to the tragic death of a resident.
    07 Mar 2023
    Found that reports for a resident’s 2015 fall were not submitted and that an old mattress stayed in the resident’s room for over a year before being discarded in March 2021, with staff acknowledging it remained about three weeks before disposal. During an unannounced visit on March 7, 2023, the reviewer discussed these concerns with site leadership.
    • § 87303
    • § 87211
    07 Mar 2023
    Identified safety and care concerns, including multiple falls, injuries, and pressure ulcers, along with staffing shortages. Also noted that records were not consistently provided to the resident’s authorized representative and that an eviction action had been taken.
    • § 87224(a)
    • § 87411(a)
    • § 1569.269(a)(5)
    • § 87464(f)(1)
    • § 1569.269(a)(5)
    07 Mar 2023
    Reviewed multiple allegations including resident injuries, lack of record sharing, multiple falls, pressure injuries, unlawful eviction, and insufficient staffing at the facility.
    02 Feb 2023
    Identified that staff failed to adequately supervise a wandering resident who ingested a chemical substance, subsequently dying. Issued an immediate civil penalty, with a non-compliance conference to be scheduled later.
    02 Feb 2023
    Found that a staff member was no longer present at the site and that an Immediate Exclusion letter was delivered. No deficiencies were cited, and an exit interview was conducted.
    02 Feb 2023
    Investigated an incident reported on August 24, 2022 and found that a resident's appraisal needs and services plan had not been updated since November 10, 2021 and lacked a signature from the resident's representative.
    02 Feb 2023
    Confirmed lack of adequate supervision resulted in ingestion of chemical substance leading to resident's death.
    • § 87463
    26 Jan 2023
    Arrived unannounced on 01/26/2023 at 4:30 PM, delivered an updated LIC 809-D to the administrator; administrator not present, shared by phone and email; a staff member signed it; no citations issued; exit interview conducted.
    26 Jan 2023
    Identified an updated document provided to the Administrator during an unannounced visit. No citations issued.
    13 Jan 2023
    Identified infection prevention measures in place, with a single entry and visitor temperature checks, plus safe food storage and working detectors. Issued nine citations and one technical violation, and noted the administrator was on site for at least 20 hours per week.
    13 Jan 2023
    Identified various violations during the inspection, including issues with fire extinguisher maintenance and documentation for emergency plans.
    • § 1569.618(c)(3)
    • § 87705(h)
    • § 87705(j)
    • § 87307(a)(2)
    • § 87465(h)(2)
    • § 87203
    • § 87705(f)(1)
    • § 87705(f)(2)
    • § 87305(a)
    12 Jan 2023
    Investigated a prior incident reported to CCLD; interviewed five staff and collected the memory care staff schedule to gather information.
    12 Jan 2023
    Investigated a previously reported incident, interviewed five staff members, and collected the memory care staff schedule.
    • § 87411
    • § 87705
    22 Dec 2022
    Found that after a Priority 2 complaint, health and safety measures were in place: indoor temperature 70.9°F, hot water 118°F, seven days of nonperishable and two days of perishable food, medications locked, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors functional, a complete first-aid kit, and a fire extinguisher last serviced on 12/22/2021; no accessible bodies of water observed, no citations issued, and an exit interview conducted.
    22 Dec 2022
    LPAs conducted a health and safety check following a complaint. All areas of the facility were inspected and found to be in compliance with regulations.
    29 Nov 2022
    Identified the need to update the emergency and disaster plan to the 2019 version and noted that several unusual incident reports were not timely or complete. Noted that the administrator now understands the required reporting timelines and the details to include, such as hospital treatment, actions taken, follow-up, and anticipated results.
    29 Nov 2022
    Conducted an unannounced case management visit on 11/29/2022. Updated Emergency and Disaster Plan and addressed incomplete reporting of unusual incidents.
    09 Sept 2022
    Reviewed records and conducted an unannounced case management visit, meeting with staff to discuss the visit’s purpose. Initial requested documents were not provided at first but were emailed, and additional documents were obtained by email.
    09 Sept 2022
    Reviewed documents were provided to the Licensing Program Analyst during an unannounced visit by the Resident Service Director and Assistant Executive Director.
    02 Sept 2022
    Investigated an incident involving a resident with mild dementia who left unassisted, was found outside, and was returned by a bus driver. Staff were interviewed to gather more information about the resident, the incident, and the response.
    02 Sept 2022
    Confirmed an incident where a resident with mild dementia was found walking unattended outside the community.
    01 Sept 2022
    Investigated an incident in which a resident choked, was taken to the hospital, and later died; hospital staff indicated the family did not want any information shared and the death was learned only when the coroner arrived.
    01 Sept 2022
    Investigated a choking incident resulting in a death at the facility.
    29 Jul 2022
    Found that the specific allegation about meals not being delivered to residents in accordance with Covid guidelines could not be proven. Records and interviews showed meals were delivered to rooms with care staff assisting the dining staff during the time an activities director was being hired.
    29 Jul 2022
    Found that the allegation that staffing levels were insufficient to meet residents' ADLs was not supported by a preponderance of evidence, with records showing appropriate staffing for each shift and staff able to complete residents' ADLs, and pest control visits conducted monthly.
    29 Jul 2022
    Investigated complaints regarding the hiring of an activities director for memory care and meal delivery practices due to COVID guidelines, with insufficient evidence to confirm whether the alleged violations occurred.
    27 Jul 2022
    Found that the allegation that staff did not properly attend to residents’ rights and safety after a resident accidentally injured others was not proven by the evidence, and no additional injuries have occurred since 4/9/22.
    27 Jul 2022
    Found that staff properly attended to the resident's needs, and that the single allegation did not meet the preponderance-of-evidence standard to prove its occurrence.
    27 Jul 2022
    Reviewed an allegation involving a resident who accidentally caused minor injuries to others. Determined that evidence did not confirm improper handling of the situation by the staff, and no further incidents were reported after support was provided to the resident.
    21 Jul 2022
    Identified an infection control plan in place with a central entry screening station, visitor log, hand sanitizer, masks, and a no-touch thermometer. Observed daily cleaning and disinfection of frequently touched surfaces, posted reminders for hand hygiene and distancing, and administrator oversight of at least 20 hours per week; no deficiencies identified and an exit interview conducted.
    21 Jul 2022
    Confirmed no deficiencies found during the inspection.
    29 Jun 2022
    Found residents signed admission agreements reserving the right to change rates with sixty days' notice, and notices explained the reason for the increase and related costs. Found insufficient evidence to prove the rate-change notification violation.
    29 Jun 2022
    Investigated a complaint about a rate increase; determined the complaint unsubstantiated due to lack of evidence, as admission agreements allowed for fee changes with 60 days' notice.
    14 Jan 2022
    Identified non-infection control related offenses during the annual review that began on 01/13/2022. An exit interview was conducted with the licensee.
    13 Jan 2022
    Found that infection control guidelines were not followed at the home, with no front entrance signs for visitors, no PPE or hand sanitizer, and staff not wearing masks. Identified additional violations of care and protection rules, noted that an unassociated staff member left before the licensee arrived, and more issues were found during the visit.
    14 Jan 2022
    Focused on non-infection control related offenses during an inspection that was completed with the licensee.
    • § 87555(b)(9)
    • § 87705(j)
    • § 1569.695(a)(2)
    • § 87303(a)
    • § 87309(a)
    13 Jan 2022
    Identified violations of Covid-19 infection control guidelines during an inspection, resulting in citations for regulatory non-compliance.
    • § 87355(c)
    • § 87411(d)(5)
    • § 87465(f)(2)
    • § 87468.1(a)(2)
    • § 87464(f)(1)
    09 Dec 2021
    Identified the allegation that two medication delivery errors occurred on two dates by two med techs. Found that both cases involved new med techs and that asking them how they felt about working on their own was missing; no deficiencies were cited.
    09 Dec 2021
    Confirmed errors in medication delivery to two residents by new med techs, prompting retraining for all staff.
    22 Nov 2021
    Found the allegation that staff did not safeguard the resident’s personal property unfounded. Review showed no report of hearing aid theft or loss, and the resident’s hearing aids were invisible, required no battery, and were renewed annually by a subscription service, with no evidence of loss during stay.
    22 Nov 2021
    Allegation of not safeguarding personal property was unfounded after review of resident's records and hearing aid invoices. No deficiencies were cited during the visit.
    12 Jun 2021
    Found comprehensive COVID-19 infection control measures in place at the center, including masked staff and residents, daily symptom and temperature checks at entry, signage for hygiene and distancing, and vaccination of all staff and residents since April 2021. No deficiencies were cited.
    12 Jun 2021
    Confirmed staff and residents followed COVID-19 protocols, with proper infection control measures in place. No deficiencies were found during the inspection.
    24 Mar 2021
    Found health and safety checks conducted via video due to telework. Inspected living and dining areas, an activity area, and a resident apartment on the fourth floor, as well as dining and living spaces and two resident apartments in memory care; observed an evacuation chair in the stairwell and hallways free of obstructions; no citations issued.
    24 Mar 2021
    Conducted a health and safety inspection following a received complaint, no citation issued.
    05 Jan 2021
    Found readiness for licensure after a tele-visit, with fire clearance approved for six ambulatory residents and safety measures in place—grab bars, non-slip mats, locked medications, interconnected smoke detectors, and a functioning carbon monoxide detector. Also noted a complete first aid kit, current emergency plan, hot water at 105–120°F, unobstructed indoor and outdoor passageways, a full fire extinguisher, and CAB final review pending.
    05 Jan 2021
    Confirmed fire clearance approval, facility features observed during inspection, and completion of licensing requirements.
    18 Dec 2020
    Identified that a 30-day letter for altercations with other residents was issued, but information indicated those incidents were not solely caused by this resident and it was assumed this resident was the perpetrator; a prior evaluation had found no behavioral concerns. Cited a deficiency for failing to submit proof by the required date, with potential civil penalties if the same deficiency recurs within 12 months, and appeal rights were provided.
    18 Dec 2020
    Identified a photo showing a bruise on a resident’s right foot with a time-stamped date, with hospital records noting a contusion and a caregiver reporting the injury, though staff denied knowledge. Found conflicting witness accounts and inconclusive photos about sanitation and grooming, noted a 30-day letter for incidents between residents, and could not prove the alleged violations occurred.
    18 Dec 2020
    Reviewed multiple documents and photos, alleged bruising on resident's foot was substantiated. Sanitation concerns and grooming needs were unsubstantiated. Confirmed incidents involving residents.
    30 Nov 2020
    Completed COMP II by telephone with two applicants, verified identities, and confirmed understanding of Title 22; advised submitting LIC 809 with a copy of photo ID. Reviewed areas included RCFE operation, staff and administrator qualifications, program policies (abuse, admission agreement, medication management, incident reporting to CCL, restricted and prohibited conditions), grievances and community resources, physical plant and food service, and required documents such as criminal record clearance, health screening, fire clearance, First Aid/CPR certificate, administrator certificate, financial verification, pre-licensing inspection, compliance history, and control of property.
    30 Nov 2020
    Confirmed successful completion of COMP II by CAB with Applicant/Administrator, verifying understanding of Title 22 regulations and program requirements.
    28 Jan 2020
    Investigated a self-reported financial abuse incident involving a resident's large bank withdrawals. Confirmed that the care companion suspected of involvement was removed and that the incident was reported to authorities for further examination.
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    13 Dec 2019
    Identified medication administration issues during a visit. Residents reported missed doses of medication.
    • § 87464(f)(6)
    • § 87466

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