Riverside, California
California Home for the Adult Deaf - Chad
Assisted Living
3615 Crowell Avenue, Riverside, CA 92504
California Home for the Adult Deaf (CHAD), also known as Crowell House, is a licensed residential care facility for the elderly located in Riverside, CA, serving Deaf residents in American Sign Language.
- Licensed capacity
- 6 residents
Maximum licensed size, not current occupancy.
- Licensed since
- January 2017
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
Across 9.5 years of operation, this small 6-bed home has accumulated 5 Type A findings (the state's most severe citation class, tied to resident safety or care) and 15 administrative Type B findings, though none of the Type A citations fall within the past three years.
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- Track record — Over nearly a decade of licensure, the home has drawn 5 Type A and 15 Type B citations along with 3 substantiated allegations, a record with real substance to it despite the small size of the home.
- Recent 3 years — The recent slice of dated visits shows zero Type A citations, only 2 administrative Type B findings, and 2 substantiated allegations, suggesting the most severe concerns are not a current pattern even though they occurred earlier in the licensed period.
- Complaints — Complaint investigations (9 lifetime, 5 in the past three years) have run roughly twice as frequent as routine inspections, and of the 20 total allegations investigated, about 15% were substantiated with the rest closed as unsubstantiated.
- Operating tenure — With 9.5 years of licensure and 4 lifetime inspections plus a steady cadence of visits through early 2026, there is a substantial operating history to draw on rather than a thin or recent record.
- 1.Can you walk through what the 5 Type A citations involved and what corrective actions were taken and verified afterward?
- 2.Of the 3 substantiated allegations, which categories were involved and how were they resolved?
- 3.What changes has the home made in the past three years that have kept recent inspections free of Type A findings?
Source: California Department of Social Services (CDSS)
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- License number
- License #331800086
- 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
- 4
- Complaint investigation visits
- 9
- Type A citations · most severe class
- 5
- Type B citations · administrative
- 15
- Substantiated allegations
- 3
Available reports · 23
Facility evaluation
Mar 24, 2026
Complaint investigation
Mar 24, 2026
Facility evaluation
Jan 21, 2026
Facility evaluation
Oct 31, 2025
Facility evaluation
Jul 11, 2025
1–5 of 23 reports
Monthly pricing
Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed.
Assisted LivingStarting at$3,600 / mo
- Shared Rooms
- $3,600 / mo
- Private Rooms
- $4,500 / 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
7 services
- Medication management
- Bathing & dressing assistance
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living (ADL) assistance
- Mobility assistance
- Non-ambulatory care
- Wheelchair accessible
Daily life & programs
Spaces & services
Amenities
5 features
- Furnished units
- Emergency call system
- Housekeeping Included
- Laundry service / Dry cleaning
- Private bathroom
Outdoor Spaces
2 features- Walking paths
- Garden / Courtyard
Dining Options
2 features- All-day / Flexible meal times
- Accommodates special diets
Transportation
1 feature- Scheduled transportation
Community Services
2 features- Move-in coordination
- Base Medicaid Accepted
Reviews
Online reputation
4.5Average RatingAveraged from 4 reviews published on other websites
AI review summary
Limited feedback is available, but the one review suggests helpful, attentive staff; families should verify details on care, dining, and costs during a tour.
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- Staff & care — A reviewer describes staff as friendly and helpful to residents who need assistance.
- Communication — Ask how staff communicate with residents and families, especially given the community's focus on serving deaf adults, to understand accommodations like sign language proficiency or visual alert systems.
- Value & pricing — Confirm current pricing, what services are included, and how costs may change if a resident's care needs increase.
- Dining — Ask about the dining program and typical daily activities, since the available review does not provide detail on these aspects.
The rating above is averaged from reviews published on other websites. Reviews below are written by families on Senior Places.
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Languages spoken
Languages spoken
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