Pricing ranges from
$5,442 – 7,074/month

Magnolia Crossing

32 West Sierra Avenue, Clovis, CA 93612, USA
3.4 · 33 reviews
  • Assisted living
For pricing and availability(510) 508-4507

Pricing

$5,442+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
$6,530+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living
$7,074+/moStudioAssisted Living

Amenities

Healthcare services

  • Medication management
  • Activities of daily living assistance
  • Assistance with transfers
  • Assistance with dressing
  • Mental wellness program
  • Assistance with bathing

Healthcare staffing

  • 24-hour call system
  • 24-hour supervision
  • 12-16 hour nursing

Meals and dining

  • Meal preparation and service
  • Diabetes diet
  • Special dietary restrictions
  • Restaurant-style dining

Room

  • Cable
  • Telephone
  • Housekeeping and linen services
  • Private bathrooms
  • Air-conditioning
  • Kitchenettes
  • Fully furnished
  • Wifi

Transportation

  • Transportation arrangement
  • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
  • Community operated transportation

Common areas

  • Wellness center
  • Dining room
  • Outdoor space
  • Garden
  • Small library
  • Gaming room
  • Computer center
  • Fitness room
  • Beauty salon

Community services

  • Concierge services
  • Fitness programs
  • Move-in coordination

Activities

  • Scheduled daily activities
  • Community-sponsored activities
  • Resident-run activities
  • Planned day trips

3.42 · 33 reviews

Overall rating

  1. 5
  2. 4
  3. 3
  4. 2
  5. 1
  • Care

    3.5
  • Staff

    3.4
  • Meals

    3.3
  • Building

    3.6
  • Value

    3.2

About Magnolia Crossing

Magnolia Crossing is an affordable assisted living community that offers a vibrant and nurturing environment for seniors. The care team at Magnolia Crossing is dedicated to providing daily assistance to help residents not just live life, but thrive. The community is unique in the area as it offers 24-hour care in a home-like setting without compromising on professional care. Residents can expect to receive the specific support they need to maintain independence and stay active for longer.

One of the standout features of Magnolia Crossing is the beautiful, new buildings that make residents feel right at home. The staff at Magnolia Crossing are known for their loving care and professionalism, creating a supportive and welcoming atmosphere for residents. The community provides a range of activities and amenities to ensure that residents can connect with new friends, engage in cherished activities, and enjoy the pleasures of life. Whether it's forming close friendships with other residents or participating in social events, there are plenty of opportunities for residents to stay engaged and fulfilled.

Families who have chosen Magnolia Crossing for their loved ones have been impressed by the cleanliness of the homes and the responsiveness of the staff to their requests. The care team at Magnolia Crossing is dedicated to coming up with personalized care plans that cater to the changing needs of residents. As residents' needs evolve, the staff is committed to adjusting their care to ensure that each individual receives the support and assistance they require. Overall, Magnolia Crossing provides a caring and supportive environment where residents can begin a new journey of growth and healing.

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State of California Inspection Reports

49

Inspections

5

Type A Citations

10

Type B Citations

5

Years of reports

31 May 2024
Visited facility, no deficiencies or hazards observed during inspection.
27 Feb 2024
Found no evidence to support claims of inappropriate behavior by staff.
21 Feb 2024
Identified deficiencies in record-keeping and documentation during the inspection.
  • § 87555(b)(25)
20 Feb 2024
Toured the facility and observed proper storage of food and medication, as well as well-maintained bedrooms and safety equipment. No deficiencies were found during the inspection.
06 Feb 2024
Investigated allegations of staff misconduct, including rough handling and emotional abuse, as well as inadequate assistance with ambulating, personal care, and incontinence needs; found insufficient evidence to support those claims. Allegations of inappropriate staff communication also lacked evidence.
08 Dec 2023
Confirmed allegations of staff not meeting resident's modified dietary needs as false, leading to no deficiencies cited. Other allegations on medication administration and assistance with physical therapy and mobility needs were unable to be proven true or false.
13 Oct 2023
Conducted an inspection of the facility, ensuring compliance with regulations and standards.
  • § 1569.618(c)(3)
  • § 87608(a)(5)
12 Sept 2023
Reviewed resident file for R1 and did not identify any violations during the follow-up visit.
04 Aug 2023
Reviewed allegations of medication errors and failure to seek medical attention for residents. Findings were inconclusive due to lack of evidence.
04 Aug 2023
Identified issues with medication tracking and documentation at the facility. Advised on proper procedures to ensure resident safety.
17 Jul 2023
Found no evidence of staff using profanity towards residents, falsifying records, or engaging in inappropriate activities in front of residents. Also found no evidence of staff not providing residents with meals or a resident's dog disrupting others.
06 Jul 2023
Identified deficiencies in medical assessment renewals for residents triggered a citation from the licensing agency.
  • § 87705(c)(5)
23 Jun 2023
Investigated allegations that staff were under the influence of marijuana while providing care and not maintaining proper infection control when handling medication, but found these allegations unsubstantiated. Determined the complaint that staff failed to distribute medications as prescribed was unfounded.
02 Jun 2023
Found that staff were restricting visitors against the wishes of the resident.
  • § 87468.1(b)(7)
31 May 2023
Observed ovens in the buildings operational and heating up, confirming that the initial complaint allegation was false or without basis.
31 May 2023
Found no deficiencies during the inspection and verified paperwork for new staff members. Annual renewal fees need to be paid within 2 weeks.
26 Apr 2023
Confirmed staff restrictions on visitors unsupported by legal documentation.
21 Feb 2023
Reviewed allegations of staff administering medication while under the influence, which was unsubstantiated, and medication being destroyed, which was unfounded.
30 Nov 2022
Confirmed compliance with COVID-19 guidelines and regulations during an annual inspection of a residential care facility for the elderly.
12 Aug 2022
Confirmed failure to provide a refund to a responsible party after a resident's death, as outlined in the admission agreement.
  • § 1569.652(c)
12 Aug 2022
Found deficiency in the retention of resident files during a case management visit.
  • § 87506
29 Jun 2022
Reviewed complaint allegation of resident falls, medications, and lack of care. Allegations unsubstantiated due to evidence not meeting standards.
29 Jun 2022
Confirmed allegations of inappropriate behavior by staff towards residents, as well as concerns about staff burnout.
  • § 87468.1(a)(3)
15 Jun 2022
Identified concerns related to health and safety protocols at the facility during the visit.
  • § 87468
  • § 87470
22 Feb 2022
Confirmed compliance with infection control protocols and issued recommendations for face covering and trash bin placement.
24 Nov 2021
Confirmed observations of COVID-19 protocols and practices during an unannounced inspection, including symptom screenings, hand hygiene supplies, face coverings, and designated visitation areas.
24 May 2021
Investigated allegations regarding complaints, but not enough evidence found to prove allegations valid. Complaints deemed unsubstantiated after interviews and records review.
29 Mar 2021
Investigated allegations were unfounded, meaning the claims were false or without a reasonable basis.
29 Mar 2021
Investigated an allegation regarding a possible violation, but insufficient evidence was found to confirm the claim.
29 Jun 2020
Insufficient evidence was found to prove or disprove the allegation.
29 Jun 2020
Reviewed complaints regarding retaliation, medication mismanagement, and lack of training; found insufficient evidence to support these allegations. Exit interview conducted with administrator to discuss findings.
29 Jun 2020
Investigated allegations regarding exposed resident records, insufficient meal portions, denial of emergency care, accessible medications, and serving moldy bread; none were supported by evidence.
29 Jun 2020
Determined that the complaint allegations were unfounded following a review of records and conducted interviews during a tele-visit due to COVID-19 precautions.
27 Jun 2020
Confirmed that falls involving two residents resulted in injuries, but no negligence or lack of supervision was found.
25 Jun 2020
Investigated allegations found to be unfounded following records review and interviews during a tele-visit on 6/25/2020 by a licensing program analyst.
25 Jun 2020
Investigated allegations about restricted access to personal items, misallocation of medications, lack of staff training, theft, denial of toiletries, and unpleasant odors; found all allegations unsubstantiated based on interviews and record reviews.
25 Jun 2020
Found insufficient evidence to support the allegation.
22 Jun 2020
Investigated allegations of a romantic relationship between a resident and staff, a resident being dropped, and a wallet theft were found to be unfounded based on interviews and record reviews.
04 Mar 2020
Identified updated report delivered during unannounced visit.
28 Feb 2020
Interviews conducted by the Department of Social Services did not find evidence to support allegations of resident altercations, mismanagement of medication, or residents being left in soiled diapers at the facility.
28 Feb 2020
Observed hazardous cleaning products accessible to residents in unlocked laundry rooms.
  • § 87309(a)
18 Feb 2020
Confirmed a medication error occurred involving a resident, resulting in missed doses; corrective measures were implemented immediately.
  • §
18 Feb 2020
Insufficient evidence to prove allegations about residents being left in van and mistreatment were found. Residents were assisted as requested, and staff denied knowledge of any wrongdoing.
05 Feb 2020
Confirmed that the facility met all required standards during the inspection.
15 Nov 2019
Inspection confirmed all necessary requirements were completed before potential licensing approval.
05 Nov 2019
Confirmed deficiency with hot water temperature and medication security during a recent inspection.
  • §
01 Nov 2019
Identified items requiring attention inside and outside the premises during the inspection.
30 Oct 2019
Confirmed ownership changes, removal of an employee, and incidents related to medication and personal rights occurred. Deficiencies were issued for the incidents.
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15 Oct 2019
Confirmed successful completion of COMP II and understanding of key components of facility operation and program policies.
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