Admissions

A clear path from inquiry to move-in

Families and referral partners can begin with a tour, availability request, or general admission inquiry.
1

Initial contact & availability

Reach out by phone or form to discuss your loved one’s needs and current availability.

2

Discuss care needs

A conversation about care requirements, routines and preferences.

3

Facility tour or assessment

Visit the home and, where appropriate, complete a pre-admission assessment.

4

Licensing & admission suitability review

Confirm the placement is appropriate under state licensing and admission requirements.

5

Secure exchange of required records

Necessary records are exchanged through appropriate, secure channels — not the general inquiry form.

6

Admission decision & move-in planning

Finalize the admission and coordinate a move-in date and plan.

Admission suitability

Admission is subject to California RCFE licensing requirements and an individualized suitability assessment for each prospective resident, including consideration of ambulatory or non-ambulatory status and any dementia or hospice-related care needs.

Important note on records

Please do not include medical information or other sensitive health information in our general inquiry forms. Any required medical records or assessments are exchanged through a secure process coordinated directly with our team.

What to bring

To help us welcome your loved one smoothly, please bring: a photo ID and insurance cards, a current medication list and physician orders, any required medical assessments (such as the physician's report and TB test results), comfortable clothing labeled with their name, and a few personal items that make a room feel like home.

Rates and payment options

Monthly rates depend on each resident's level of care and are confirmed during the admissions process. Call us for a clear, written breakdown. There are no surprises.

Who we may not be a fit for

Our homes provide non-medical residential care. We may not be the right fit for someone who needs 24-hour skilled nursing or hospital-level care, whose needs exceed what our license permits, or who cannot be kept safe in a small-home setting. If we're not the right fit, we'll help point you toward a better option.

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