4 Nursing Home Inspection Reports in Monterey, California
Showing 4 of 4 nursing homes in Monterey, California, ordered by our editorial review score using Medicare warnings, ratings, inspection findings, and fines. Being included does not mean a home is unsafe. See statewide Top 10.
- 1.Carmel Hills Care CenterMedicare rating: 3 out of 5 · 39 inspection problems
- 2.Monterey Post AcuteMedicare rating: 4 out of 5 · 55 inspection problems
- 3.Cypress Ridge Care CenterMedicare rating: 4 out of 5 · 41 inspection problems
- 4.Westland HouseMedicare rating: 3 out of 5 · 13 inspection problems
What the records show for Monterey ranking
- Homes with a CMS overall rating
- 4 of 4
- Homes rated 1 or 2 stars
- 0
- Homes with a CMS abuse warning
- 0
Medicare file dates: Aug 1, 2026. These dates are not the dates of individual inspections.
Counts describe the homes in this displayed list, not every nursing home or every care incident. A missing rating or warning is not a clean bill of health. Sources and limitations.
Local records to explore
These examples come from the list above. File dates are not inspection dates; open a report for the dated findings.
- Carmel Hills Care Center: inspection history
Medicare file prepared: Aug 1, 2026. CMS provider number: 056055.
Original Medicare record - Monterey Post Acute: inspection history
Medicare file prepared: Aug 1, 2026. CMS provider number: 055962.
Original Medicare record - Cypress Ridge Care Center: inspection history
Medicare file prepared: Aug 1, 2026. CMS provider number: 056437.
Original Medicare record
Does being on this list prove a nursing home is unsafe?
No. This list uses an editorial score built from public Medicare ratings, warnings, inspection problems, and fines. It is a starting point for reviewing records, not a finding about any individual resident’s care. Open each facility report and check the inspection dates and severity.
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What to do about a care concern in Monterey, California
Write down the facility name, dates, what you observed, and who you contacted. Keep medical records and the dated inspection findings together. Public inspection history provides context; it does not establish what happened to an individual resident.
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