Inspection Report Summary for Ridgeview Health Center

Crestview HC LLC, which later appears in the reports as Ridgeview Assisted Living Community, is a 740‑type residential care facility with a 64‑resident capacity in San Diego. Over the course of 2021 and the first half of 2022, the California Department of Social Services (CCLD) conducted a series of inspections and case‑management visits that consistently found the facility in compliance with Title 22, the Health and Safety Code, and all applicable licensing standards. The initial pre‑licensing inspection on 3 August 2021 confirmed that the physical plant, staffing, medication storage, and emergency preparedness met regulatory requirements, and no deficiencies were cited. Subsequent post‑licensing visits—unannounced in March, October, and November 2021, and in February 2022—focused on infection control, resident welfare, and general health and safety. Each visit, led by Licensing Program Analyst Natasha Persaud and supported by county nurse contractors Sandra Brackman and Robert Montillano, or by Licensed Vocational Nurse Marjorie Pacquing, resulted in no cited deficiencies and affirmed that the facility’s COVID‑19 mitigation plan (LIC 808) and general operating procedures were fully effective.

Throughout the reporting period, the facility’s administrators—Daynes Robert, Executive Director Meegan Kline, and Assisted Living Director Lillian Escobar—worked closely with CCLD personnel. They provided documentation, participated in exit interviews, and received copies of reports and licensing rights notices by email. The consistency of positive findings, the lack of any corrective action requests, and the repeated emphasis on technical assistance suggest a stable, well‑managed environment that meets the stringent requirements for care, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Overall, the narrative emerging from these reports is one of sustained compliance and proactive cooperation between Ridgeview Assisted Living Community and CCLD. The facility demonstrated ongoing adherence to licensing standards, maintained robust infection‑control protocols, and engaged in continuous monitoring, all of which collectively contributed to the absence of deficiencies and the successful maintenance of its operating license.