ActivCare at Mission Bay, a 740‑type group home located at 2440 Grand Avenue in San Diego, has consistently demonstrated adherence to state licensing requirements over the past several years. With a capacity of 60 non‑ambulatory elderly residents, the facility has undergone multiple unannounced evaluations, most of which found no substantive deficiencies and confirmed that resident care, safety systems, and record‑keeping meet or exceed regulatory standards.

During a 2021 case‑management visit, the agency reviewed two self‑reported incidents involving resident–staff interactions. No deficiencies were cited, and the visit served to confirm that the facility’s incident reporting and follow‑up protocols were functioning correctly. A later 2021 annual inspection focused on COVID‑19 mitigation; all mitigation measures, including disinfection, testing, screening, and PPE use, were observed to be properly implemented. The 2023 inspection noted that the physical plant—lighting, plumbing, fire safety, and food storage—was in good order, with the only note being a technical violation that the facility resolved promptly. In 2024, the evaluator identified a significant safety shortfall: nearly all resident showers lacked required non‑skid mats or strips, a non‑compliance under CCR Title 22. A plan of correction was issued with a due date of January 17, 2025, and the facility committed to remediate the deficiency.

Separately, a complaint investigation conducted in late 2022 addressed an allegation that staff failed to maintain a resident’s room free of odor. The investigator found no evidence supporting the claim, and the investigation was rendered unsubstantiated. Throughout these interactions, the facility has shown a proactive stance on compliance, promptly addressing identified gaps and maintaining robust systems for resident safety and care. Overall, the pattern of findings reflects a facility that largely meets regulatory expectations, with the 2024 safety deficiency representing the primary area for improvement.