Bridgeway Senior Care, LLC, a 740‑type residential care facility in Roseville, California, has maintained a strong record of compliance with the California Department of Social Services’ Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) regulations over the past four years. A pre‑licensing visit in January 2022 confirmed that the home met all health‑and‑safety requirements, including functional smoke and carbon‑monoxide detectors, adequate food supplies, and a clean, well‑furnished environment. Subsequent annual inspections in January 2023, January 2024, and January 2025 consistently found no violations of resident care or safety standards, and the facility consistently provided the required documentation of medications, staff training, and liability insurance.

While the facility’s day‑to‑day operations have been largely compliant, there were two brief administrative lapses in 2024. During a 4‑April inspection, the licensing program analyst noted that staff files were not readily available for review, prompting a citation under CCR 87412(g) and a corrective‑action plan due by 25 January 2024. A follow‑up visit on 18 January 2024 confirmed the deficiency and required a formal plan to ensure all personnel records are maintained and accessible during normal business hours. The facility responded promptly, and no further citations were reported in later inspections.

In addition to routine oversight, the CCLD investigated a complaint received on 10 October 2024 regarding a resident’s denied return after a hospital stay. The investigation, conducted by evaluators Cassandra Mikkelson and Michael Hood, found no evidence of misconduct or denial of resident rights. The claim was therefore ruled unfounded. Across all encounters, Bridgeway Senior Care demonstrated a consistent commitment to resident safety and regulatory compliance, with administrative deficiencies addressed in a timely manner and no major health or safety violations documented.