Whittier, California
House Of Hope
Assisted Living
14558 Broadway Street, Whittier, CA 90604
House of Hope in Whittier, California provides assisted living care in an intimate home setting with five licensed beds.
- Licensed capacity
- 5 residents
Maximum licensed size, not current occupancy.
- Licensed since
- December 2016
License history may include previous operators.
State inspections
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State record available
Complaint investigations · 3 years before our last check
- Type A citations
- 0
- Complaints with substantiated allegations
- 1
AI summary
House Of Hope, a small 5-bed home, has operated for 9.6 years with 1 Type A finding on record, and its more recent activity shows no Type A citations in the past three years.
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- Track record — Over nearly a decade of licensure, the community has accumulated one Type A finding, the state's most severe citation class involving resident safety or care, alongside a handful of administrative (Type B) citations covering paperwork or procedural gaps.
- Recent 3 years — The last three years of dated inspections and complaint visits show zero Type A citations, with only administrative Type B findings and no repeat of the earlier serious concern.
- Complaints — Of the four allegations investigated over the community's history, four were substantiated, a notable share for a small home, so it's worth understanding what those allegations involved and how they were addressed even though the badge reflects the absence of a broader concerning pattern.
- Operating tenure — Close to ten years of continuous operation gives a meaningful base of inspection cycles to judge the record against, and that longer view supports the clean-record designation despite the single lifetime Type A finding.
Source: California Department of Social Services (CDSS)
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- License number
- License #198602272
- 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
- 4
- Type A citations · most severe class
- 1
- Type B citations · administrative
- 10
- Substantiated allegations
- 4
Available reports · 6
Complaint investigation
Apr 30, 2026
Facility evaluation
Dec 8, 2025
Facility evaluation
Dec 5, 2024
Facility evaluation
Feb 7, 2024
Facility evaluation
Jul 18, 2022
1–5 of 6 reports
Monthly pricing
Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed.
Assisted LivingStarting at$5,200 / mo
- Shared Rooms
- $5,200 / mo
- Private Rooms
- $6,900 / mo
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
4 features
- Furnished units
- Emergency call system
- Housekeeping Included
- Laundry service / Dry cleaning
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
1 feature- Move-in coordination
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