Casa de Manana

Last verified: October 2026 against the CCLD Care Facility Search record

Is Casa de Manana licensed?

Yes. Casa de Manana holds an active California RCFE license (facility number 374603439) from the Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division, status "Licensed", licensed for 249 residents and first licensed on September 26, 2013. The licensee of record is FRONT PORCH COMMUNITIES AND SERVICES.

License and contact information for Casa de Manana

What does the CCLD inspection record show for Casa de Manana?

CCLD's public record for Casa de Manana lists 16 visit dates since November 8, 2021: 4 inspections, 9 complaint visit dates and 4 other visits (case-management, follow-up and evaluation visits). The most recent inspection was on September 10, 2026.

Showing the 14 most recent of 16 distinct visit dates.

Each visit has a report on the CCLD record for Casa de Manana (Reports tab). CCLD publishes roughly the last five years of visits, so an older community's earlier history is not shown.

Have there been complaints against Casa de Manana, and what did CCLD find?

CCLD has closed 10 complaint investigations at Casa de Manana in the current record window. Across them, 0 allegations were substantiated, 0 inconclusive and 17 unsubstantiated; 0 complaints included at least one substantiated allegation.

Scale matters when reading this table: Casa de Manana is licensed for 249 residents, about 4.0 complaints per 100 licensed beds over the window. Substantiated means CCLD found the allegation was more likely than not true and violated a regulation; unsubstantiated means it may have happened but could not be proven.

Has Casa de Manana received CCLD citations?

No. Casa de Manana's CCLD record shows no Type A or Type B citations from inspections, complaints or other visits in the current public window.

What care is Casa de Manana licensed to provide?

Per its CCLD record, Casa de Manana is licensed for 249 residents and it has a hospice waiver, so a resident can receive hospice care there instead of moving; it may accept non-ambulatory residents (people who could not leave the building unaided in an emergency); the license allows up to 12 bedridden residents.

The capacity note on the license reads: "Facility serves two-hundred and forty-nine elderly residents; ages sixty (60) and above; eighty-five (85) of whom may be non-ambulatory; approved for twelve (12) bedridden residents; hospice waiver approvedfor twelve (12) residents."

Even with these approvals, a California RCFE cannot keep a resident who needs 24-hour skilled nursing or has certain prohibited health conditions; that resident needs a skilled nursing facility.

Who is Casa de Manana a good fit for, based on its license?

Based only on its CCLD record, Casa de Manana fits residents who do not need dementia care, since no dementia approval is listed. It may also suit residents who want to stay in place at end of life, since it has a hospice waiver; people who use a wheelchair or could not evacuate unaided; people who want a large campus with more on-site programming.

How does Casa de Manana compare with other licensed RCFEs in City of San Diego & La Jolla?

With 249 licensed beds, Casa de Manana ranks No. 7 by capacity among the 196 active RCFEs in City of San Diego & La Jolla, where the median facility is licensed for 6 residents. Among the area's 31 RCFEs with 50 or more beds, its complaint count per licensed bed is above the middle on the current CCLD record.

Licensed RCFEs of similar size in City of San Diego & La Jolla, from the same CCLD records:

Where is Casa de Manana and what is nearby?

Casa de Manana is at 849 Coast Blvd, La Jolla, CA 92037, in San Diego County's City of San Diego & La Jolla area. Hospitals serving the area include Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, UC San Diego Health Jacobs Medical Center, Sharp Memorial Hospital; veterans are served by the VA San Diego Healthcare System's medical center in La Jolla.

The city of San Diego holds roughly a third of the county's licensed RCFEs, from high-rise continuing care campuses in La Jolla and University City to six-bed homes in Clairemont, Mira Mesa and Rancho Penasquitos. Freeway access (I-5, I-805, I-15, SR-163) decides how easy regular family visits will be more than straight-line distance does.

How much does Casa de Manana cost?

CCLD does not publish rates, so ask Casa de Manana for its written rate sheet and any care-level or medication-management fees. For context, assisted living in San Diego County typically runs $3,800-$6,500 a month in 2026.

Paying for it: Medicare does not pay for assisted living. Medi-Cal's Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) can cover care services (not room and board) at participating RCFEs in San Diego County, and VA Aid & Attendance can help eligible veterans and surviving spouses. Ask on the first call whether Casa de Manana accepts either.

How should I evaluate Casa de Manana?

Treat the CCLD file as your first reference check. Open the CCLD record, read the reports behind the most recent inspection and any substantiated complaint, then visit at a mealtime and again unannounced in the evening and ask how staff would handle a resident whose needs change.

Questions to ask on your tour of Casa de Manana

• How many caregivers are awake and on the floor overnight, and for how many residents?
• Which care needs would require a move out, and how much notice do you give?
• Who passes medications, how are they trained, and who reviews medication errors?
• Is the monthly rate all-inclusive, or tiered by care level? Ask for the written rate sheet.
• How often is the resident's needs-and-services plan reassessed, and are families invited?
• Do you accept residents on the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver or using VA Aid & Attendance?
• What happens after a fall at 2 a.m., and which hospital do you transfer to?
• Can family visit unannounced, and how is a concern escalated past the caregiver?
• If dementia progresses, can my parent stay, and what does the secured area cost?

What are the next steps if I am considering Casa de Manana?

Confirm availability, read the CCLD record and tour at least twice before signing. The order below keeps the state record in front of you before the sales conversation starts.

1. Call Casa de Manana at (858) 456-4268 and ask whether it has an opening at your parent's care level.
2. Before touring, open the CCLD record and read the last inspection report and any substantiated complaint.
3. Ask for the written rate sheet, the admission agreement and a blank needs-and-services plan.
4. Visit twice, once at a meal and once unannounced, and use the tour questions above.
5. Tour at least one comparison community; nearby licensed options of similar size include White Sands La Jolla and Belmont Village La Jolla.
6. Talk to us before you sign. We will go over the agreement and the state record with you at no cost.

Who can help if there is a problem at Casa de Manana?

Start with the administrator. If that fails, file a complaint with CCLD (complaint hotline 1-844-538-8766, or the San Diego Regional Office at 619-767-2300), and contact the San Diego County Long-Term Care Ombudsman at 800-640-4661, who advocates for RCFE residents for free. Report suspected abuse to Adult Protective Services through Aging & Independence Services at 800-339-4661.

Other licensed RCFEs in City of San Diego & La Jolla

• White Sands La Jolla - La Jolla, 299 beds
• Belmont Village La Jolla - La Jolla, 220 beds
• Vi at La Jolla Village - San Diego, 783 beds
• Casa de las Campanas - San Diego, 582 beds
• Wesley Palms - San Diego, 511 beds

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This profile uses only public CDSS/CCLD records and does not rate, rank or endorse Casa de Manana. San Diego Senior Advisor is not affiliated with the community.