Walnut Villa

The inspection was a Case Management Visit- Other conducted on 02/03/2026. The visit focused on outstanding licensing fees, which were discussed with alternate Administrator Cynthia Vasquez. The licensee confirmed payment of the full outstanding balance of $2,970.00 during the visit.

The unannounced annual inspection identified several deficiencies, most critically related to water temperature safety in bathing areas. Specifically, water temperatures in grooming and bathing areas were found to be outside the required 105–120°F range, constituting a Type A violation. Additionally, technical violations were noted regarding kitchen equipment and general operational standards.

The case management visit identified several deficiencies during the facility tour. Key issues noted include failure to provide meals according to prescribed modified diets and the absence of proper auditory monitoring devices at exits for residents with dementia. All cited deficiencies were classified as Type B (non-compliance).

The case management visit identified several deficiencies during the facility tour. Key issues noted include failure to provide meals according to prescribed modified diets and the absence of proper auditory monitoring devices at exits for residents with dementia. All cited deficiencies were classified as Type B (non-compliance).

The annual inspection revealed several significant deficiencies, including immediate health risks related to medication administration and scalding hazards from hot water temperatures. Additionally, non-compliance was noted regarding facility maintenance (a shower leak) and the functionality of resident safety alarms on exterior doors. Corrective actions are required for all cited issues.

The facility underwent a required annual inspection conducted by an LPA. The report indicates that the facility was reviewed thoroughly, covering areas such as furniture, linens, safety equipment, and food supply. No deficiencies were cited for violation of California Code of Regulations, Title 22, or California Health and Safety Code.

The facility underwent a required annual inspection conducted by the LPA. The report indicates that the LPA reviewed infection control, toured the facility, and reviewed various operational areas. No deficiencies were cited during this inspection.