Small care homeMemory careLicensedListing not claimedListing not claimedColony of Thousand Oaks at Venus, Inc. hasn’t confirmed or added to this page yet. Everything here comes from state records, their website and public reviews.
5.0★ (1) Google
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Monthly costPrice on requestNot published
Clear Rating50/ 100Below averageMedium confidence
Safety, 5 years4Type A citationsNone cited again at the next visit5 state visits
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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
50/ 100Below average
Below average means 50–69 on our 0–100 scale.
Safety record 53%19
Inspection quality 35%85
What families say 12%86
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
4Type 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 categoryNone cited again at the next visit
3Type 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 categoryNone cited again at the next visit
0 of 0Complaintsconfirmed by the state
4 Type A citations and 3 Type B citations in five years, from 5 state visits.
Type A and B are the state’s categories for what inspectors found at the time.
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4 Type A citations and 3 Type B citations. Including: Based on observation, the licensee did not comply with the section cited above, as both live and dead insects were observed in the kitchen areas, including the floor, pantry, and outside portion of the refrigerator, which poses an immediate health risk to persons in care.
Correction plan due 29 Aug 2024. Not cited again for these rules at the next state visit (state visit, 18 Sep 2024).
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★★★★★
Home is very beautiful with many caring caregivers. This not the only location they are 6 homes all very beautiful, with all having many caring caregivers with a lot patience and a lot of experience.
Apr 2026 · Google
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