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Assisted living (RCFE) · San Luis Obis, CA

Vista Rosa Elder Care

467 Hill Street, San Luis Obis, CA 93401 · (805) 586-2200

25licensed capacity
RCFElicense type
405802306CDSS facility number

Vista Rosa Elder Care is a residential care facility for the elderly (assisted living) in San Luis Obis, San Luis Obispo County, licensed for 25 residents: a mid-sized community. In California, these homes provide care and supervision, including help with daily activities like medications and personal care, for people 60 and older (California Health & Safety Code §1569.2).

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  • Look up facility 405802306 on the CDSS Care Facility Search for its license status, inspection visits and any complaints or citations.
  • Ask for the full monthly price and what it includes (care levels, medication help, laundry, transport).
  • Ask about staffing at night and how care needs are assessed.
  • Remember Medicare doesn't pay for assisted living (what pays instead).
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Common questions

How many residents can Vista Rosa Elder Care care for?

It is licensed for 25 residents, according to California Department of Social Services data.

Where is Vista Rosa Elder Care?

467 Hill Street, San Luis Obis, CA 93401, in San Luis Obispo County.

How do I check Vista Rosa Elder Care's license and inspections?

Search for facility number 405802306 on the CDSS Care Facility Search to see its current license status, inspection visits and any citations.

Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing facility data (CHHS Open Data: Community Care Licensing Facilities, CC BY). Prices, availability and services aren't in this data: confirm directly with the home.

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