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    Ventura Townehouse

    4900 Telegraph Rd, Ventura, CA, 93003
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care

    Pricing

    $5,499+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 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
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • 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

    4.43 · 141 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      4.0
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      3.9
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      3.4

    Location

    Map showing location of Ventura Townehouse

    About Ventura Townehouse

    Ventura Townehouse sits on 12 acres at 4900 Telegraph Road in Ventura, California, right across from Ventura Community College and close to downtown, Pacific View mall, Ventura Harbor Village, hospitals, and shopping, so everything stays pretty convenient, and with easy access to the 101 freeway and public transportation or scheduled rides using bus and chauffeured town cars, the place is easy to get to and from. The community has a 49-bed capacity for folks aged 60 and older, offering living arrangements for different needs, with independent living for healthy retirees who want an active lifestyle but no worries about maintenance, assisted living for those who need help with daily tasks, and memory care designed for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, all with 24-hour staffed security and personal wellness checks, along with customized care options that can change as residents' needs change. The main building is a seven-story Tower that has apartment suites, each with its own kitchen, large baths, central heat that you control, and private balconies with panoramic views of the ocean and mountains, while people who prefer something different can choose garden apartments with enclosed patios or private villas set among lawns, landscaped gardens, and even private yards. The Memory Care Cottages have extra security and are set in a private area with outdoor access, lawns, and mature trees, and the cottages focus on added support for memory care folks.

    Ventura Townehouse offers a wide range of amenities, including a sun-filled dining room with 270° views, serving three gourmet meals a day, as well as vegetarian choices and specialized dining programs, and people can also eat outside at "The Pier" patio or in the Pavilion with fire pits, or use the private banquet room for family gatherings. The community has a full calendar of social, educational, and entertaining activities for people who want to stay busy, like arts and crafts, nature walks, social events at the outdoor Pavilion, special events in the iconic Vista room on the seventh floor with its wraparound terrace, and both onsite and offsite recreation, including group outings. There's a fitness center for staying active, a library for quiet time, a barbershop and onsite beautician services, activity rooms, a closed-circuit system for announcements and movies, plus mail and office services for things like postage and faxes, and the laundry rooms make it easy to keep things clean.

    Specialized care is available, especially for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of memory loss, with staff who get extra training in these conditions, and they offer support through sensory programming, Montessori-based activities, reminiscence therapy, and light therapy, as well as devotional activities both on and offsite. Wellness checks, help with medication monitoring, assistance for medical appointments, housekeeping every week, help with personal care, and personal assistance on a temporary or permanent basis all help people stay safe and comfortable. Residents can also choose hospice or respite care as needs arise, and aging-in-place features like full tubs and wheelchair-accessible showers make it easier for people to stay even as care needs change.

    Ventura Townehouse doesn't have low-income apartments and is considered a luxury property, but with a variety of living arrangements like Tower Suites, Private Villa Collection, and Memory Care Cottages, plus programmed activities every day, outdoor walking paths, enclosed courtyards, and shared spaces, the community tries to give everyone a chance to find something that suits them and new ways to stay involved. Trained staff offer support 24/7, encouraging a community where capable residents often help others who might need a hand, all while living in a place with ocean breezes, gardens, and views of the mountains.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    59

    Inspections

    14

    Type A Citations

    7

    Type B Citations

    6

    Years of reports

    17 Jun 2025
    Investigated a bathroom sink odor and related comfort concerns; interviews and observations showed only one resident smelled something, while staff and others did not detect an odor. Found insufficient evidence to support either allegation.
    11 Feb 2025
    Found pest control treatment in the kitchen on 02/11/2025 addressing Allegation 1 about pests. Identified expired canned goods mixed with unexpired items and dented cans, and observed staff not wearing gloves during food handling, addressing Allegations 2 and 3.
    29 Jan 2025
    Investigated the allegation that staff were verbally abusive toward residents; interviews with residents and memory care residents found no evidence of staff disrespect or abusive language. An internal review indicated a claimed "fat" remark originated from a resident toward a staff member, not the reverse, and overall findings did not show ongoing abusive behavior by staff.
    29 Oct 2024
    Found no deficiencies during the visit. Reviewed ten resident and ten staff records; all were complete, and observed areas were clean and safe with appropriate safety features and proper temperature control.
    27 Aug 2024
    Investigated the allegation that staff did not ensure a resident could visit another resident. Found that a conservator-directed restriction, based on the second resident’s medical condition, prohibited visits and staff followed that direction.
    27 Aug 2024
    Determined during the visit that the allegation of staff not allowing one resident to visit another resident was unsubstantiated due to the conservator's directive based on the resident's medical condition.
    20 Aug 2024
    Reviewed records and interviews after a resident died by hanging; the resident had previously stated they would harm themselves if not transported to the hospital. Police interviewed staff, but no report number or officer names were provided.
    20 Aug 2024
    Investigated a resident's suicide at the facility following multiple calls to 911 and a hospital visit.
    16 Jul 2024
    Identified that a 60-day written notice for a rate increase was not provided. Identified that residents were charged for an in-house internet service not listed in the admission agreement.
    16 Jul 2024
    Confirmed allegations of failure to provide proper notification for a rate increase and charging for services not included in the admission agreement.
    21 May 2024
    Found no evidence to support six specific allegations: staff did not follow residents' care plans; medical treatment was not sought after falls; residents did not receive three meals daily; staff did not manage incontinence; residents' rooms were not cleaned as needed; and staff did not receive adequate training. Interviews and records indicated that residents' care needs were met and standard procedures were followed.
    21 May 2024
    Reviewed staff and resident interviews and documentation to investigate allegations including care plan adherence, medical treatment after falls, meal provision, incontinence care, room cleaning frequency, and staff training. All allegations were unsubstantiated based on findings.
    • § 87555(27)
    • § 87555(15)
    • § 87468.1(5)
    07 May 2024
    Found insufficient staffing during mealtimes, causing delays for residents. Found roof leaks with repairs underway, and that the menu met food service requirements.
    07 May 2024
    Confirmed insufficient staffing during mealtime and disrepair due to leakage, but found the allegation of menu deficiencies to be unsubstantiated.
    21 Nov 2023
    Identified a resident under hospice care who died after climbing over a railing on the seventh floor. Ruled the death a suicide with no foul play after reviewing surveillance; no further action required.
    21 Nov 2023
    Determined no further action needed following a resident's death ruled as suicide by the police.
    21 Oct 2023
    Found PPE available and COVID-19 prevention signs posted, with clean, well-maintained common areas. Noted complete resident and staff records, medications secured, and functioning fire safety equipment with appropriate hot water temperatures.
    21 Oct 2023
    Conducted unannounced inspection revealed compliance with safety protocols, cleanliness standards, and proper record-keeping at the facility.
    26 May 2023
    Investigated two fall incidents that led to hospitalizations on 05/11/23 and 05/13/23. Found one resident living independently in their own apartment, ambulatory and self-managing medications with only routine assistance after the fall; the other resident is ambulatory but receives help with bathing, medication management, and laundry, with no fall-risk orders and no health or safety issues observed.
    26 May 2023
    Confirmed falls of two residents at the facility were investigated, with one resident being independent and the other needing assistance with daily tasks. No health or safety issues were found during the visit.
    • § 1569.655(a)
    • § 87217(f)
    15 May 2023
    Found that a resident had an unwitnessed fall on 04/09/23, was hospitalized after calling for help, and returned on 04/19/23 with hospice care. Died on 04/25/23 while under hospice services, and no immediate health and safety concerns were identified during the visit.
    15 May 2023
    Identified incident resulting in resident death due to blunt force trauma and determined no immediate health and safety concerns during visit.
    27 Mar 2023
    Identified an allegation that roof leaks from recent rains created a health and safety risk to residents.
    27 Mar 2023
    Confirmed roof leaks due to recent rain storms, posing health and safety risk to residents.
    06 Feb 2023
    Found that a collateral visit was conducted about an unrelated complaint; interviews were conducted with the resident and the resident's private companion about an incident at another facility, with the resident having moved from that facility at the end of October 2022; no deficiencies were observed.
    06 Feb 2023
    Confirmed no deficiencies observed during the visit.
    • § 87411(a)
    • § 87303(a)
    31 Aug 2022
    Found that although staff were in the room, they were not facing the resident to provide hands-on assistance at the time of the fall, addressing the allegation of inadequate supervision that led to the incident.
    31 Aug 2022
    Confirmed lack of supervision resulting in resident fall and injuries.
    26 May 2022
    Identified the allegation that staff violated residents' rights to confidential treatment of their records by giving emergency responders the wrong resident paperwork.
    26 May 2022
    Investigated the allegation that a resident sustained skin tears due to staff neglect; interviews and records showed the tears were related to fragile skin and a transfer, staff stated they followed training, and there is no evidence of neglect.
    26 May 2022
    Found that staff violated residents' rights to confidential treatment of records by providing incorrect paperwork to emergency personnel.
    22 Apr 2022
    Investigated the allegation that a resident sustained skin tears during a transfer from bed to wheelchair; found staff reported this was the first time such an injury occurred and noted training on transferring residents.
    22 Apr 2022
    Investigated allegation that staff did not follow the care plan by not placing a wedge pillow under the resident’s feet to prevent falls; found the allegation unsubstantiated.
    22 Apr 2022
    Confirmed allegations of multiple skin tears sustained by a resident. Staff admitted causing a skin tear during a transfer.
    06 Dec 2021
    Identified cleaning chemicals accessible to residents and a medication administration discrepancy; a civil penalty was issued.
    06 Dec 2021
    Identified health and safety hazards and medication errors during the unannounced visit. Civil penalties were issued.
    • § 1569.269(a)(3)
    17 Nov 2021
    Found two bottles of laundry detergent in a 4th-floor laundry room accessible to residents. A deficiency was cited and a civil penalty of $250 was assessed.
    17 Nov 2021
    Observed laundry detergent accessible to residents, in violation of regulations. Civil penalty assessed.
    • § 87464(d)
    28 Oct 2021
    Found that a resident developed a stage 4 sacral pressure injury and was hospitalized, resulting in a $500 immediate civil penalty.
    28 Oct 2021
    Confirmed allegations of a patient developing severe pressure injuries and sepsis while under care, resulting in a civil penalty being assessed.
    • § 1569.269(a)(5)
    21 Oct 2021
    Identified overall clean and safe conditions with functioning safety systems, but noted deficiencies including unlocked resident bedrooms with medications accessible and one resident lacking a TB test on file.
    • § 87465(h)(2)
    • § 87458(b)(1)
    21 Oct 2021
    Identified deficiencies in medication storage and resident health records during inspection.
    10 Sept 2021
    Found insufficient evidence to support the allegation that neglect or lack of care and supervision caused the resident's death. Records showed the death resulted from sepsis due to a urinary tract infection, with dementia limiting the resident's ability to verbalize pain and caregivers not observing signs of a UTI during the relevant period.
    10 Sept 2021
    Investigated a complaint about a resident's questionable death from septic shock due to a urinary tract infection, found insufficient evidence to support neglect or lack of care and supervision.
    28 Jul 2021
    Identified the allegation that hazardous cleaning products and tools were left unlocked and accessible to residents. Observed during a 7/28/21 tour that these items were stored in an unlocked 3rd-floor office and on a maintenance cart in the hallway.
    28 Jul 2021
    Investigated two specific allegations: COVID-19 mitigation notification and glove access, and a plumbing issue with black material in a resident’s bathtub; findings showed staff did receive COVID updates and gloves, and black material was seen only in the bathtub, leaving the concerns unconfirmed.
    28 Jul 2021
    Identified deficiencies in the handling of cleaning supplies and maintenance equipment in areas accessible to residents.
    25 Jun 2021
    Found that staff did not elevate the resident's legs as ordered by the doctor. The resident stayed in the community room with legs not elevated after meals, despite an order to elevate the legs while seated and after meals.
    • § 1569.269(a)(6)
    25 Jun 2021
    Confirmed concerns regarding staff not following physician's orders to elevate a resident's legs as directed.
    • § 87303(a)
    16 Nov 2020
    Reviewed a case-management visit conducted virtually due to COVID-19, noting a decision and order about a former staff member’s exclusion that was effective 11/20/2020. Documentation showed the staff member resigned on 8/12/2017, with the last day of work on 8/10/2017; the decision was received today, no citations were issued, and a telephonic exit interview was conducted with the administrator, with a hard copy emailed for signature.
    13 Nov 2020
    Found no health or safety issues at the site; observed it clean, safe, sanitary, and in good repair with functioning safety systems. Noted dining room closed with meals delivered to residents' rooms, COVID signs and sanitizing stations, adequate food and supplies, locked medication rooms, and no citations issued.
    16 Nov 2020
    Conducted a virtual visit regarding a staff member's exclusion from the facility, verifying resignation information and receiving the Decision and Order. No citations were issued during the visit.
    13 Nov 2020
    Investigated a facility's compliance with health and safety regulations amidst COVID-19; found the environment clean, safe, and well-maintained, with appropriate COVID-19 measures and safety systems in place. No violations noted.
    • § 87705
    25 Feb 2020
    Determined the allegation that staff did not seek medical attention promptly after a resident tipped over in their scooter was unsubstantiated due to insufficient evidence.
    • § 87615(a)(1)
    • § 87466
    06 Feb 2020
    Confirmed allegation of staff not securing resident's ambulatory device during transport, resulting in injury. Additional care needs for resident covered by licensee.
    • § 87705
    • § 87465
    05 Feb 2020
    Confirmed violation and stipulation terms for an administrator certification.
    21 Jan 2020
    Confirmed insufficient evidence for allegation of inadequate food service. Found substantiated deficiency in maintaining comfortable dining room temperature.
    06 Dec 2019
    Identified no deficiencies during the inspection. Residents were observed to be well-cared for and living in clean and sanitary conditions.
    21 Nov 2019
    Confirmed staff followed proper procedures for administering medication and responding to resident's needs, based on allegations investigated during the inspection.
    • § 87705
    • § 87705

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