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Key information
Friendship Care Home is a 35-resident assisted living community in Antioch. It has been licensed since July 2022.
It also offers memory care. The nearest hospital, Sutter Delta Medical Center, which has an emergency room, is 1.4 miles away.
Inspectors have visited 12 times since November 2023, most recently on July 9, 2026. State licensing inspectors (CCLD) cited 26 citations in that time (5 Type A and 21 Type B). Regulators looked into 5 complaints in that time (2 substantiated, 1 partially substantiated and 2 unsubstantiated). State licensing (CCLD) imposed 3 penalties (listed amounts total $750) in that time (3 fines).
Rating and inspection report
Official rating
Care & pricing
Care available
- Licensed capacity
- 35 beds
- State license
- CA 079201172 · Active
Pricing
- Assisted Living starting price: $5,500 per monthAssisted living
- Price range: $5,500 per monthAll care types
- Memory Care starting price: $5,500 per monthMemory care
Payment types accepted
Room type
- Semi-Private
- Studio
- One bedroom
Daily life
Details
Facilities
- Indoor Common Areas
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Respite or Short Term Stays Offered
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- State-licensed residential care facility for the elderly (California CDSS)
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Activities
- Art Classes
- Catholic Services
- Community Service Programs
- Devotional Activities On-Site
- Gardening Club
- Other Religious Services
- Planned activities
- Salon Services
- Stretching Classes
Services
- Bathing assistance
- Beautician
- Dementia /
memory care - Dressing assistance
- Help arranging medical and dental appointments
- Housekeeping Services
- Incontinence care
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
- Medication management and reminders
- Non-Ambulatory Care
- Skilled Nursing
- Staffing & Ancillary Services
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Meals Provided
- Room Service
- Three meals a day and snacks, including diets a physician prescribes
- Vegetarian
Transportation
- General Transportation Services
- Property Convenient to Public Transit
- Resident Parking Available
Policies
- Accepts private pay
- Pets
- Rent And Care Fees
Languages spoken on site
- English
- English spoken
- Filipino
- Spanish
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Reviews and listings
What families and listing sites say.
Ratings on other sites
- 4.1/5
Reviews
Place your loved one here, only if its absolutely necessarily
A majority of the staff are decent and friendly, but a couple of them are rude and nasty. The first day I took her there I fed her lunch. I saw that they had healthy portions and she ate a majority of her food. But now, its sometime-y and she often doesn't finish her meals they say. My mom has dementia and has trouble communicating, so she can't tell me what's going on. You'll have to check on them regularly to make sure your loved one is being taken care of. I live far from where she's at right now, so I am unable to visit all the time. If your loved one is extremely verbal, I'd say you could put them there because they can tell you what's going on themselves. Communication between the community and myself is not great, I have to call and ask questions. I think the head nurse tells me what she thinks I want to hear. She tries to be charming and sweet, but some of things she says doesn't sound like my mom. On the other hand, one of the intake workers is more forthcoming with things. If I can call and connect with her, I will, but most times when I call they don't answer. It just rings and rings and goes to voicemail, but the voicemail box is full and you can't leave a message. I'm unsure if I can blame the community for this, but when I took her in she was walking and now they say she can't walk. I brought her in in a wheelchair because it was easier to transport her that way. They say she's never walked for them and suggested that I get her a home health care aide to come into the community. I went out and got an aide who had been calling them to set up an appointment to see my mom, but she didn't receive any answer. She asked me if she should just visit, and I said yes. One of the workers was upset about her visiting, but because she was a medical person they let her in. She wheeled my mom back and tried to get the same workers attention to show her how to get my mom up and out of her chair. The worker responded and said, "I don't need you to teach me anything, I know how to deal with her." There was another instance where she asked the same worker for her assistance with helping my mom and she said, "No I'm busy", and walked away. So because the community was unwilling to help, that limited the healthcare workers ability to enroll my mom in physical therapy. They aren't willing to work with or cooperate with her. I had visited before all of this, but my mom remained in her wheelchair while we talked and played music for her. I was under the impression that she could still walk, because again, she could walk when I moved her in not too long ago. I came back a while later and was checking on her toes, clipped her nails, and moisturized her feet. I got her up to walk her around, but she was like dead weight and wouldn't stand. Once I got her to her feet, she wouldn't step and we were basically dragging her. It wasn't until then that I asked the community what was going on and they said, "she's never walked for us". Aside from communication, I would advise Friendship Care Home to hire more staff because I don't think they have enough people right now.
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Jul 11, 2022
Verified- Caring.com4/5
My dad is currently in Friendship Care Home. The patients don't prepare their meals, it's taken care of for them. The staff is great. The number of people there is about 25 or so, so it's a smaller place. We were pleased to find it, and after having dad there, we found one staff member who is not as friendly as the rest. But all the others are very caring and friendly, and we are pleased with the work that they are doing. We saw the food being served several times, and as far as my dad is concerned, he hasn't really expressed a like or dislike for anything, but it seems adequate and he is maintaining his weight. The location seems to be not the best neighborhood, but we're satisfied with the security that they have inside the place, and they tried to do activities where they can took everybody outside in the sunshine to do activities outside when COVID wasn't keeping everybody inside. I think the activities are really quite appropriate for the people involved. They play bingo, and on the day they were able to go outside, they had a little swimming pool set up and they were fishing for a magnetic fish, which was kind of cute. The activities were appropriate to the patients.
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Jan 30, 2022
- Caring.com5/5
My mom likes Friendship Care Home a lot. I like it a lot, too. The place is very adequate. There are lots of social interactions. They have activities every day. The area is very spacious. My mom has lots of room to walk around, which she loves. The staff is very accommodating and very kind. Everyone that I have spoken to is great. I haven't eaten their food, but my mom has, and she hasn't had any complaints. The facilities are pretty adequate, but the showers are a little basic.
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Mar 23, 2020
The nurse and staff seem friendly. I toured mid-day. Most of the residents were sitting in wheel chairs in the common hallways. Only one resident sat int he common area watching television. The main dining area was small and a bit uninviting. They say they don't offer memory care, but the residents all looked spaced out. No one looked happy or engaged. They do have secured windows and doors that alert when opened.
Read full reviewVisitor
Dec 29, 2019
- Caring.com3/5
They showed us a room at Friendship Care Home that they said was available, and it was a single occupancy room which looked very nice and updated, however, when we walked down the halls and toured the facility, no one had a single room. Everything had two or three people in it and the rooms were very rundown-looking compared to the room they showed us, so it kind of felt like a bait-and-switch situation. That was the first thing I didnt like. The second thing were the shower facilities which to me, it was a bathing facility in an animal clinic. It looked like somewhere I would take my dog to bathe them, and I didnt like it. It looked as clean as it can be but it's just not the way I would want my mother bathed. Thirdly, the cost was way out of our budget, not even when my mom shared a room with two other people. If they could just show the rooms where the tenants lived and let someone make their decision off of that. It's just kind of deceiving to me. The staff who toured me around was very knowledgeable, and I observed another person conducting a Bible Study which was very engaging. The staff was all topnotch.
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Jan 13, 2019
Dad is content and happy
My dad is in this community and they are very attentive and very hands on. He is always out in the open interacting with people and not just sitting in his room. It is working out pretty well. They feed him 3x a day and treat him like royalty. He is very happy and content here and not asking to go home anymore. This is a locked community and I like the fact that they don't have a separate area for the memory care everyone is together. They always engage him in the daily activities someone sent me a picture of him playing the piano which was nice. There are ducks there that the staff will take them out on. It is clean and always smells fresh. I would recommend this community.
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Dec 5, 2017
VerifiedMom was so Happy here
My mom had to stay in this community for 30 days while my brother was out of town. And we were quite impressed at how well they cared for her. The staff was respectful, friendly and helpful. It was only 15 min away from me so I would visit her all the time. The food was good and tasty. It stayed so clean and never smelt like an assisted living place. She loved to go to the Great Room and watch T.V. with everyone. I would recommend this place to anyone. And we gave them a bouquet of flowers for being so helpful.
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Oct 24, 2017
VerifiedI have no complaints of how things has went for my self and loved one for our tour. The staff where on time to our tour and made sure to answer any questions we had for them. The property was clean and they had a lot of great amenities available to all of the residents. It was just not the right fit for my mom in the end decision.
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Jul 28, 2017
Verified- Caring.com5/5
The people and the conditions at Friendship Care Home are awesome. They help mom get dressed, bathe her, feed her, do her laundry, and make her bed. They do everything. There's nothing they don't do for her. They are excellent, and the facilities are excellent. They keep them busy with Bingo and rock painting. I think the value is very good too.
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Jul 17, 2017
We found a perfect Fit
My dad seems to have found a perfect fit at the Friendship Care Home, as there is only 30 residence and it has a homey feeling to it. Their memory care Unit is great and they are able to address my dad's needs so well. It's clean and my dad's room is well taken care of. The staff is so personable and they appear to be glad to be working there as well. The staff is also easy to communicate with and they are more than willing to answer any and all questions I have about my dad. Even during the transition period when n my father first moved in I could call anytime and they were more than willing to talk with me about how he was adjusting. There is a dining room area where the all enjoy their meals together, they have a menu even choice of beverage. And my dad seems to be eating well. There are activities, exercises, coloring bingo. They also have the option for transportation to doctor appointments, which does cost extra but is a get help to the family. You just meet your loved one at their doctor's office the day of their appointment. I would recommend Friendship Care Home to both my friends and my family without a doubt.
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Jul 13, 2017
VerifiedI See Enjoyment
My sister is living here and she is good being here. Everything the staff do is wonderful, the care and the communication. She has dementia but when we go to visit she is happy and smiling. I hear she is enjoys playing bingo and participating with exercises.
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Jun 27, 2017
Verified- Caring.com4/5
I have only been to Friendship Care Home. Everything was very positive. The place was clean and didn't have a smell. The two people running it were very nice and young people who seemed to be very involved in the running of the place. They made you feel comfortable. The location is not in the best part of Antioch, but once you get into the gate, it's like a whole different world. It was quiet and nice. Everybody seemed like they were OK. I was impressed.
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Mar 4, 2017
What we needed!!
Everyone seems very happy at the Friendship Care Home. The place is clean and well organized. The staff are all very friendly and take very good care of the residents. The chef is great, he is very experienced and when we first moved my mother in, he came out and introduced himself as well as ask what my mother's food preference and allergies are. My mother loved to sit in the common areas and watch television and interact with the residents there.
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Feb 6, 2017
VerifiedI would not go here, it is dirty and awful. i did not like being here. The walls have holes with patches on it. The carpet looked so old. It has not been updated and I would not recommend them. I did not see resident moving around, I think they were in bed.
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Jul 28, 2016
Verified- Caring.com4/5
My father is currently at Friendship Care Home. My father is very hard to deal with, and Friendship Care Home has the technical staff to meet his needs. They have been able to work with him, which nobody else was able to do. They were able to work with Kaiser to balance his medication. The most important aspect is that they are working with him, and they are improving his life with his medication.
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Dec 26, 2015
Working well so far!
Things seem to be doing well with Friendship Care Home, I have heard nothing but positive things about it from my relatives! It is a smaller, residential type community which I think works well for them. They're happy here, and that is what really matters!
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Apr 24, 2015
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