Assisted livingMemory careLicensedListing not claimedListing not claimedCountry Gardens hasn’t confirmed or added to this page yet. Everything here comes from state records, their website and public reviews.
3.0★ (2) Google
See how Country Gardens fits the person you’re finding a home for.
Monthly costPrice on requestNot published
Clear Rating90/ 100GoodMedium confidence
Safety, 5 years0Type A citationsNone in five years7 state visits
Size16residentsMid-size communityLicensed since 2023
Care fit Where this comes from“On record” means it appears in state records. “Listed by them” comes from their website. “Not on record” means there’s no record either way, so ask. Care needs come from the senior you added.
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Add your senior’s care needs and we’ll check each one against state records and Country Gardens’s website.
What Country Gardens has on record
Nothing on record yet.
Not listed doesn’t mean not offered. It means there’s no record, so ask.
Also listed on their website
Alzheimer’s disease care
Dementia care
Management of associated social and behavioral problems
Hospice care administration
Being on record means the state or Country Gardens lists it. It doesn’t mean they’ve accepted your senior or have a room.
Cost Where this comes fromPrices and rooms come from the community’s own website, dated when we saw them. The typical range uses communities nearby that publish prices.
Rooms, prices and how families pay
Price on request
Country Gardens doesn’t publish prices. Most small homes share prices by phone or email.
Rating & safety How to read thisThese are the state’s own categories. Type A: problems that, if not corrected, put residents’ health, safety or rights at direct and immediate risk. Type B: problems that could become a risk without correction, or record-keeping problems that affect care. Both must be corrected. Complaints the state didn’t confirm are shown but never counted against the community.
Our score, and what state inspectors found
Checked 4 Nov 2026
Our scoreMedium confidence
90/ 100Good
Good means 85–92 on our 0–100 scale.
Safety record 53%97
Inspection quality 35%84
What families say 12%79
How this score is worked out
We combine the state safety record (53%), how routine inspections went (35%) and what families say (12%). Payment never changes a score. Full method on the Clear Rating page.
The state record, last 5 years
0Type AType AThe state’s most serious category: problems that, if not corrected, have a direct and immediate risk to the health, safety or personal rights of residents.most serious category
0Type BType BThe state’s less serious category: problems that could become an immediate risk without correction, or record-keeping problems that affect care.less serious category
0 of 0Complaintsconfirmed by the state
No Type A citations in five years, from 7 state visits.
Type A and B are the state’s categories for what inspectors found at the time.
Get an email when the state publishes a new report about Country Gardens. Every report, good or bad. Country Gardens never sees who signs up.
Daily life Where this comes fromFrom the community’s own website. Not checked by the state.
From the community’s own website
DiningPicnics
ActivitiesResidents engage in daily activities aimed at cognitive stimulation, physical activity, and community involvement, including puzzles, crafts, games…
TransportTransportation services to doctors appointment
Location
Where it is, and how far it is from home
1504 Hillcrest Lane, Fallbrook, CA 92028From the state license record.Get directions
Reviews
What families say. Separate from the state’s safety record.
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★★★★★
Horrible customer service. I had called to inquire more information for my father. I have never come across such rude and unprofessional employees in this line of business. Anyone working with seniors and their families have always been so helpful and welcoming as this is a very stressful time in everyone’s lives. This place is not interested in providing a welcoming atmosphere for our loved ones…
Sep 2024 · Google
★★★★★
My father-in-law was there for less about 20 days before his time with us came to an end. We saw him every day because he was so close to us. We were impressed with the staff, and that they try to do things with them daily...for those that are not bed ridden. It was the most affordable of all the other memory care places we looked into.
Sep 2019 · Google
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Who it’s forWho they are to you. Age and current home are optional
Care needsWhat they need help with
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