Santa Barbara, California
The Californian of Santa Barbara
2225 De La Vina St, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
- Location
- Santa Barbara, CA
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- Profile published
About this community
The Californian of Santa Barbara is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in Santa Barbara, California, with 68 certified beds. It is operated as a for-profit corporation, and was first approved to provide Medicare and Medicaid services in 1967.
Care & daily life
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Long-Term Care / Nursing Home
Settings offering continuous nursing or complex care where supported.
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Care & support
The Californian of Santa Barbara is Medicare- and Medicaid-certified and was first approved to provide Medicare and Medicaid services in 1967.
Medicare staffing data report about 4 hours of nursing care per resident each day, including about half an hour from registered nurses.
The home has a resident council.
The home has automatic sprinkler systems in all required areas.
It is operated as a for-profit corporation.
Rooms & living spaces
The home has 68 certified beds and averages about 48 residents on a typical day.
Location & getting around
The home is in Santa Barbara, in Santa Barbara County, California.
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Before you decide
Use these questions when you contact The Californian of Santa Barbara. They are conversation starters, not claims about what this community offers.
Rooms & accessibility
Which room or suite options are available? Can we see the bathroom, entrances and shared spaces to check whether they meet our accessibility needs?
Dining & everyday life
What meals and dietary options are offered? May we see a current activity schedule and ask how residents choose what to take part in?
Support as needs change
What support is included, who provides it and when? What happens if a resident needs more help than the community can provide?
Costs & moving in
Can we get an itemized quote, including fees and optional services? Is there a waiting list, and what assessments or agreements are needed before moving in?
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