West Anaheim · Anaheim, California
Divine Grace Villa
A licensed care home in West Anaheim, with 6 beds. Below is what its licence actually allows, what the state has found on its visits, and the questions worth asking before you go.
- Licensed beds
- 6
- Wheelchair or walker
- 6
- places approved
- Hospice
- 1
- places on its waiver
- State record
- 2A · 1B
- citations — read them, do not count them
Is she being discharged this week? Ring us before the discharge meeting. We will tell you today whether this home can take her and which others can.
Call (714) 975-9652What its licence permits
Who this home is allowed to accept
These are terms attached to this facility's own licence, not general rules about care homes. They decide whether a move is possible at all, and they are the first thing we check.
Residents who cannot walk unaided
6
approved as non-ambulatory, of 6 licensed beds.
This is the term families most often do not know exists. Under 22 CCR 87202 a home needs a fire clearance before it may accept a non-ambulatory resident, and the definition expressly includes somebody who depends on a walker, crutches or a wheelchair. A parent who has started using a walker may already need a home approved for this.
Hospice
1
places on its facility hospice care waiver, of 6 licensed beds.
114 of Anaheim's 121 licensed homes hold a waiver, so holding one is unremarkable. The number of places on it is the part that decides things. How the waiver works.
These come from the comments field of this facility's record at the Department of Social Services, read on 13 October 2026. Where the state does not state something we say so rather than inferring it. A licence term is also not a vacancy: ask how many of these places are free this week.
The licensing record
What the state's register shows
| Licensed name | Divine Grace Villa |
|---|---|
| State licence number | 306003772 |
| Licensed beds | 6 |
| Licence status | Licensed |
| Facility type | Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) |
| Licensing agency | California Department of Social Services |
| First licensed | 2007 |
| Area of Anaheim | West Anaheim (92804) |
| Size rank in Anaheim | 48 of 13 communities by licensed beds |
Read from the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division's own facility record on 13 October 2026. Licensing can change at any time. Open this facility on the state's own record to see its current status, visit history and any citations.
The state's own record
Visits, citations and complaints
What the Department of Social Services has published about this home between 29 September 2021 and 28 August 2026.
6
state visits
The median across Anaheim's 108 board and care homes is 5.
2
Type A citations
The most serious category: an immediate risk to health, safety or personal rights.
1
Type B citations
Violations that may become an immediate risk if they are not corrected.
0
substantiated allegations
Found valid on a preponderance of the evidence. The median here is 0.
0 Unsubstantiated
Not enough evidence either way.
0 Unfounded
False, impossible, or without a reasonable basis.
0 Complaints investigated
Each can carry several allegations.
There are findings on this home's record. Read them rather than counting them: a citation can be anything from a medication log kept badly to something that put a resident at risk, and the state publishes the actual investigation reports. 6 reports for this facility are published and free to read.
Three things to hold in mind, because a bare number misleads. The published record only goes back to about September 2021 whatever the licence date, so an older home is not showing you its whole history. A home that has been visited more will show more findings, which is why the visit count sits beside them. And an allegation is not a finding — the state separates substantiated from unsubstantiated and unfounded, and so do we.
We are not going to tell you on a public page whether this is a good home. We have a commercial relationship with homes in this city and you should discount our opinion accordingly. What we will do is show you the state's figures, which we did not write, and point you at the reports.
Open this home's full record at the Department of Social Services — visit dates, complaint outcomes and every published report.
What the licence date tells you
This home has held its licence for around 19 years. That matters for a practical reason rather than a sentimental one: there is a long inspection and complaint history on the state record to read. A long record is the only independent evidence about a home you can get without walking through the door, and it is worth an hour of your time.
Where it sits in the Anaheim market
Anaheim has 121 licensed care homes, and 108 of them are board and care homes like this one — six beds, in an ordinary house on an ordinary street. They are the great majority of the licensed care in this city and almost none of them advertise, which is why families who have toured three buildings have usually seen a small fraction of what is actually available. We do not publish the address of a home this size; the licence number above is how you look it up with the state.
Whether a home of this kind is right for your parent is a different question from whether it is a good one, and the two get confused constantly. The comparison between the two kinds of home is usually the more useful place to start.
Before you choose it
What to ask at a board and care home like this one
- 1Ask who actually lives on site and who is awake overnight. In a six-bed home this is the whole answer to how your mother will be looked after at three in the morning, and it is rarely volunteered.
- 2Ask what the monthly fee includes and what is charged on top. A board and care usually quotes one all-in rate rather than a base plus care levels, so the things that are extra are the things to pin down: incontinence supplies, transport to appointments, a second person for transfers.
- 3Ask what specific change in your mother's condition would end the placement, and get that answer written into the admission agreement before you sign it.
- 4Ask to visit at a mealtime, unannounced if they will allow it. Six people eating together tells you more than any tour.
- 5Ask who covers when the owner is away, and whether they have ever kept a resident whose money ran out.
You should know where we stand: care homes in this city pay us a fee when a resident we introduced moves in, and that includes homes on this site. So we are not a neutral party and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we can do is show you the state's own record, which we did not write, and answer honestly when you ring and ask.
Common questions
Divine Grace Villa, answered
- Is Divine Grace Villa licensed?
- Divine Grace Villa appears in the California Department of Social Services licensed register as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, licence number 306003772, licensed for 6 beds and first licensed in 2007. That was read from the Department's own facility record on 13 October 2026; check the state's record for its status today.
- How many beds does Divine Grace Villa have?
- It is licensed for 6 beds. Licensed capacity is the maximum the state permits, not the number of residents living there at any moment, and not the number of rooms available to a new resident.
- Does Divine Grace Villa accept residents in a wheelchair or using a walker?
- The state's record shows Divine Grace Villa approved for 6 non-ambulatory residents out of 6 licensed beds. In California "non-ambulatory" is broader than families expect — under 22 CCR 87202 it covers anyone who depends on a walker, crutches or a wheelchair, and a home needs a fire clearance before it may accept such a resident. An approval is not a vacancy, so ask how many of those places are free.
- Can a resident stay at Divine Grace Villa on hospice?
- Divine Grace Villa holds a facility hospice care waiver on the state's record, covering 1 terminally ill residents at any one time out of 6 licensed beds. A waiver is common in Anaheim — 114 of 121 licensed homes hold one — and the limit inside it is usually the binding constraint rather than the waiver itself.
- Has Divine Grace Villa been cited by the state?
- Over the period the state publishes for this home, 29 September 2021 to 28 August 2026, it recorded 6 visits, 2 Type A citations, 1 Type B citation and 0 substantiated allegations, alongside 0 unsubstantiated and 0 unfounded. A Type A citation means an immediate risk to health, safety or personal rights; a Type B means a violation that may become one if not corrected. Counts are not a verdict — read the published reports on the state's record, which is linked on this page.
- How much does Divine Grace Villa cost?
- We do not publish a price for it, because any figure we have not confirmed this month would be wrong by the time you read it. A board and care home this size normally quotes one all-in monthly rate rather than a base rent with care levels on top, which makes it simpler to compare but means you have to ask specifically what is excluded. Call us and we will tell you what it is quoting now, and what is extra.
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Is Divine Grace Villa right for your family?
We will tell you what it is quoting now, whether it has a room, whether it takes your parent's level of need, and which other homes in Anaheim you should see alongside it.
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