Walnut Village, a three‑story Residential Care for the Elderly Continuing Care facility in Anaheim, has consistently demonstrated compliance with California licensing requirements during its 2021–2024 inspections. The 2021 annual inspection found the facility clean, well‑maintained, and in full compliance with health, safety, and COVID‑19 protocols, with no deficiencies cited. The 2022 unannounced annual inspection repeated this positive assessment, noting proper food stock, PPE, and functional safety equipment, though the evaluator issued three advisories related to documentation and procedural details. In both years the facility’s staff and residents were observed to meet or exceed the agency’s standards for environmental cleanliness, staffing adequacy, and resident care.

Two separate incident‑management visits in 2022 highlighted the facility’s ability to manage and document resident matters. A report on a missing 14‑karat gold band was investigated promptly; police were notified, and the incident was fully documented in accordance with the theft‑loss policy. A second case involved a resident’s attempted suicide on October 9, 2022. The evaluator reviewed medical records, interviewed witnesses, and scheduled a follow‑up visit to ensure ongoing risk assessment and prevention measures were in place. In each incident case the facility complied with required reporting procedures, and no citations were issued, indicating effective internal processes.

The most recent 2024 annual inspection reaffirmed Walnut Village’s continued adherence to licensing standards. The evaluator noted a clean, sanitary environment and properly furnished resident rooms and bathrooms. Facility operations remained within the conditions specified on the license, and no deficiencies were identified. Across all inspections, a pattern emerges of strong compliance, attentive staff, and prompt incident resolution, underscoring the facility’s commitment to safe, high‑quality elder care.