Santa Ana, California · 92705
The Hills of Highland
Licensed for 6 beds, first licensed in 2024. Below is what the state publishes about it — what its licence permits and what inspectors have found.
6
licensed beds
The maximum the state permits
6
non-ambulatory places
Walker, crutches or wheelchair
yes
hospice waiver
Held; the state prints no number
32
state visits
On the published record
Licence 306006571. Read this home's own file on the state's register rather than taking our word for any of it.
The state's record
What inspectors found
Across 32 published visits the state recorded 1 Type A and 4 Type B citations, and 5 substantiated allegations alongside 0 unsubstantiated and 1 unfounded.
Read those rather than count them. A citation can be anything from a medication log kept badly to something that put a resident at risk, and the only way to know which is to open the reports. The visit count matters too: a home inspected twenty times has had more opportunities to be cited than one inspected five times.
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Common questions
The Hills of Highland, answered
- Is The Hills of Highland licensed?
- The Hills of Highland appears in the California Department of Social Services licensed register as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, licence number 306006571, licensed for 6 beds and first licensed in 2024. 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 The Hills of Highland 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 free for a new resident.
- Does The Hills of Highland accept residents in a wheelchair or using a walker?
- The state's record shows The Hills of Highland approved for 6 non-ambulatory residents out of 6 licensed beds. In California "non-ambulatory" is broader than families expect — 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 The Hills of Highland on hospice?
- The Hills of Highland holds a facility hospice care waiver on the state's record, though the state does not print how many places it covers. The limit inside the waiver is usually the binding constraint rather than the waiver itself.
- Has The Hills of Highland been cited by the state?
- Over the period the state publishes for this home it recorded 32 visits, 1 Type A citation, 4 Type B citations and 5 substantiated allegations, alongside 0 unsubstantiated and 1 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.
- How much does The Hills of Highland cost?
- We do not publish a price, 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. Call us and we will tell you what it is quoting now, and what is extra.
Read from the California Department of Social Services' own facility record on 13 October 2026. We publish no opinion, score or ranking of this home. Street addresses are shown only for licensed communities of 25 beds or more; smaller homes are private residences and their addresses are deliberately withheld, as is the licensee's name. General information for families, not legal or medical advice.
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