Carmelo Park

966 Carmelo Street, Monterey, CA 93940 ·

Assisted livingMemory careLicensedListing not claimedListing not claimedCarmelo Park hasn’t confirmed or added to this page yet. Everything here comes from state records, their website and public reviews.
4.6 (12) Google

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Monthly cost$5,000/moStarting price+ care fees, ask
Clear Rating54/ 100Below averageHigh confidence
Safety, 5 years0Type A citationsNone in five years7 state visits
Size40residentsMid-size communityLicensed since 2015

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  • Memory Care

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Starting price · Assisted living$5,000/ month
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$5,000
Care fees, by level of help
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These are prices Carmelo Park published, seen 26 Jun 2026. They aren’t quotes.

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 scoreHigh confidence

54/ 100Below average

Below average means 50–69 on our 0–100 scale.

Capped at 54 because of a complaint the state confirmed in the last 4 years. The visits are listed below.

  • Safety record 53%80
  • Inspection quality 35%85
  • What families say 12%87
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
1 of 3Complaintsconfirmed by the state

No Type A citations in five years, from 7 state visits. The state confirmed 1 of 3 complaints.

Type A and B are the state’s categories for what inspectors found at the time.

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Visits, newest first

2026

  1. 23 Apr 2026Routine inspection

    No citations.

  2. 11 Feb 2026ComplaintNot confirmed

    The state didn’t find enough evidence to confirm the complaint.

  3. 16 Jan 2026ComplaintNot confirmed

    The state found the complaint wasn’t true.

2025

  1. 30 Oct 2025ComplaintConfirmed

    The state confirmed the complaint, with no citations.

  2. 9 May 2025Routine inspection

    No citations.

Daily life Where this comes fromFrom the community’s own website. Not checked by the state.

From the community’s own website

  • Dininggreat food
  • ActivitiesActivities play a key role in life at Carmelo Park, with programs professionally planned by an Activities Director to keep residents active and…

Location

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966 Carmelo Street, Monterey, CA 93940From the state license record.Get directions

Reviews

What families say. Separate from the state’s safety record.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

4.6★★★★★

12 Google reviews · as of 4 Nov 2026

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  • ★★★★★

    I knew my mother was in better hands at Carmelo Park than her previous big corporate care home. Any apprehension I had about the move was unfounded, even before my mother arrived. As I got to know the people dedicated to the simple and respectful care of their residents, I wish we'd chosen Carmelo Park from the start. As her son, I felt a difference too. At Carmelo Park, I was talking to people…

    Apr 2024 · Google
  • ★★★★★

    My husband retired as a fire battalion chief after more than three decades of service, so he has encountered countless care facilities on medical calls over the course of his career. He and I walked into Carmelo Park and immediately knew that it would be a wonderful place for my mother. We had initially visited Songbird, their Salinas location, because we know two other families who have loved…

    Feb 2024 · Google
  • ★★★★★

    Brought Mom to Carmelo Park in Monterey after a year at their sister location, Songbird in Toro Park near Salinas. She has dementia with tendencies to wander, andd eventually became a handful for Songbird. After a year, Matt and Karie suggested she be moved to their Carmelo Park care home, as it has more staff and a coded entry. Mom has been at Carmelo for the past three years, under the…

    Jun 2023 · Google
  • ★★★★★

    Carmelo Park helped us with our beloved family member for a few years. Their staff was always very attentive and friendly. It’s very homelike and smaller for good reasons! Thanks to Matt and his family and staff we felt safe with our loved one.

    Mar 2020 · Google
  • ★★★★★

    I have been recommending this exceptional care home to families of seniors and the elderly who can no longer reside at home since 2014 when the Mazerik family purchased Carmelo Park Assisted Living. The trained, reliable and caring staff combined with the hands-on involvement of family members operating and managing Carmelo Park, you can rest easy and be assured that your loved one will be safe…

    Mar 2020 · Google

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    State record not on Clear yet

    Price on requestNot published
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    State record not on Clear yet

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    Clear Rating 79 · Fair3.7 (55) Google

    State record not on Clear yet

    Price on requestNot published
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License

From the state license record

License #
275202480
Type
Residential care for the elderly (RCFE)
Capacity
40 residents
Since
2015
Licensee
Songbird Care Homes Salinas LLC
County
Monterey
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What Type A and Type B mean

Type A
“Violations of the regulations and the Health and Safety Code that, if not corrected, have a direct and immediate risk to the health, safety or personal rights of those in care.”
Type B
“Violations of the regulations and the Health and Safety Code that, without correction, could become an immediate risk to the health, safety or personal rights of clients, or a record keeping violation that would impact the care of clients and/or protection of their resources, or a violation that would impact those services required to meet clients’ needs.”

Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division, Evaluator Manual. Quoted as the state writes them.

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