Antoria Assisted Living of Tarzana

Antoria Assisted Living of Tarzana's compliance record shows one serious violation affecting resident safety or care (Type A citation) and one administrative or non-serious finding (Type B citation) during its 3.1 years of operation since licensing in May 2023. The Type A citation represents a concerning finding that families should discuss directly with the community to understand what happened and what corrective measures were implemented. However, the recent record shows improvement, with no Type A citations in the past three years and no substantiated allegations throughout the licensed period. Despite receiving five investigated allegations, none were substantiated by state regulators, indicating the complaints did not meet the threshold for verified violations of care standards or life safety requirements. For a small 6-bed facility, this pattern suggests the community has addressed its earlier compliance issues, though families should still ask about the nature of the serious violation and verify that corrective actions remain in place. The limited operating history of just over three years and two inspection cycles means there is less long-term data to evaluate, but the trajectory toward cleaner compliance is encouraging.