Sunny Place of Stockton, a licensed 18‑bed group home in Stockton, California, has largely demonstrated regulatory compliance across six inspection and case‑management visits conducted by the California Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) between August 2021 and March 2022. Five of the six visits—three annual inspections and two case‑management reviews—reported no deficiencies. In each annual inspection the facility’s physical plant, sanitation, fire protection, and infection‑control practices met or exceeded Title 22 standards; the staff implemented screening protocols, posted COVID‑19 signage, and maintained a designated infection‑control lead. The 10/14/2021 case‑management visit was the exception: the licensee was cited for failing to issue required eviction notices to a resident (R1) who was removed from the facility on the third day of admission, and for inadequate staff training on R1’s behavioral needs. A plan of correction was issued with a 10/29/2021 due date, and a civil‑penalty assessment was noted as a potential consequence of non‑compliance.

The 9/22/2021 case‑management visit addressed an incident report concerning R1’s departure. While the Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) conducted interviews and requested records, no deficiencies were observed, and the investigation was scheduled to continue at a later date. The 3/10/2022 case‑management review of “Other” issues found the facility in compliance, and the 2/27/2023 comprehensive inspection—though its narrative field is truncated in the supplied text—was recorded as a required annual visit with no deficiencies explicitly noted in the available excerpt.

Overall, Sunny Place of Stockton’s records show a consistent pattern of adherence to care, safety, and regulatory standards, punctuated by a single documented lapse in resident eviction procedures that prompted corrective action. The facility’s ongoing compliance efforts, particularly in infection control and facility maintenance, suggest a robust operational framework that addresses the core requirements of the California Department of Social Services.