Lancaster, California
Willowview Home Two
Assisted Living · Residential Care
44148 12th street west, Lancaster, CA 93534
Willowview Home Two in Lancaster, California is an intimate six-bed community offering assisted living and residential care services.
- Licensed capacity
- 6 residents
Maximum licensed size, not current occupancy.
- Licensed since
- March 2023
License history may include previous operators.
State inspections
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Findings in the state record
Complaint investigations · 3 years before our last check
- Type A citations
- 0
- Complaints with substantiated allegations
- 1
AI summary
Willowview Home Two, a small 6-bed home licensed since 2023, has 2 Type A findings (the state's most severe citation class, involving resident safety or care) and 5 Type B findings (administrative, such as paperwork or minor procedure gaps) across its 3.4 years of operation, with 1 substantiated allegation out of 2…
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investigated.
- Track record — Over a relatively short 3.4-year operating history, this small 6-bed home has accumulated 2 Type A and 5 Type B findings, which is a notable count for a home of this scale and tenure.
- Recent 3 years — The most recent inspection cycles show no Type A citations from complaint visits and only 1 Type B citation, suggesting the more severe findings occurred earlier in the licensed period rather than in the current stretch.
- Complaints — One of two investigated allegations was substantiated, a 50% substantiation rate, and that substantiated allegation falls within the past three years.
- Operating tenure — With only about 3.4 years and a handful of inspection cycles since licensing in 2023, there is a limited track record to draw on, so each finding carries relatively more weight than it would for a longer-established home.
- 1.Can you walk us through what the two Type A findings involved and what corrective actions were taken?
- 2.What was the nature of the substantiated allegation, and how was it resolved and verified by the state?
- 3.Have staffing, training, or care plan procedures changed since the more recent inspections to prevent repeat findings?
Source: California Department of Social Services (CDSS)
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- License number
- License #197610372
- License status
- Licensed
Full history on file
These totals cover the available license history, including older findings. Citation totals include inspections, complaint visits, and other visits.
- Inspection visits
- 3
- Complaint investigation visits
- 2
- Type A citations · most severe class
- 2
- Type B citations · administrative
- 5
- Substantiated allegations
- 1
Available reports · 9
Facility evaluation
Apr 25, 2026
Complaint investigation
Dec 11, 2025
Facility evaluation
Dec 11, 2025
Complaint investigation
Nov 5, 2025
Facility evaluation
Nov 5, 2025
1–5 of 9 reports
Monthly pricing
Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed.
Assisted LivingStarting at$4,000 / mo
- Shared Rooms
- $4,000 / mo
- Private Rooms
- $4,700 / mo
Financial Assistance
What is the ALW?
The Assisted Living Waiver is a Medi-Cal program that pays for assisted living care in place of a nursing home. Residents must be on Medi-Cal (no share of cost) and meet a nursing-facility level of care; only communities enrolled with the state can accept it.
Listed as a participating provider by the California Department of Health Care Services (Jan 2026 list).
Care & support
Daily Care Services
9 services
- Medication management
- Bathing & dressing assistance
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living (ADL) assistance
- Mobility assistance
- Non-ambulatory care
- Wheelchair accessible
- Diabetes / insulin management
- Incontinence care
Specialized Care
1 service
- Dementia care
Daily life & programs
Spaces & services
Amenities
7 features
- Furnished units
- Emergency call system
- Housekeeping Included
- Laundry service / Dry cleaning
- Pet Friendly
- Private bathroom
- Activity room
Outdoor Spaces
3 features- Walking paths
- Garden / Courtyard
- Outdoor common space
Dining Options
4 features
- Kosher meals available
- All-day / Flexible meal times
- Accommodates special diets
- Vegetarian/Vegan Options
Transportation
1 feature- Scheduled transportation
Community Services
1 feature- Move-in coordination
Reviews
Online reputation
4.5Average RatingAveraged from 2 reviews published on other websites
AI review summary
Reviewers describe attentive, caring staff and a warm home-like setting, though details on dining, activities, and pricing remain unclear and worth confirming on a tour.
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- Staff & care — Reviewers describe an administrator and staff who go above and beyond in caring for residents.
- Atmosphere & grounds — The community is run by pleasant people and offers spacious, homey private rooms, though one reviewer noted the yard had little greenery.
- Dining — Ask about the dining program and menu options, since reviews don't provide detail on meals.
- Value & pricing — Confirm current pricing and how costs may change if a resident needs a higher level of care.
- Activities — Check what social and recreational activities are offered, as this wasn't addressed in available feedback.
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