Quick answer: Windsor runs 22 California nursing homes, with six of them carrying the CMS abuse icon, a high count for an operator its size. If a loved one was harmed at a Windsor home, call (888) 999-0169 or send us a message for a free review.
Windsor is a for-profit operator whose California homes average 2.41 stars, below the statewide average of 3.16. What stands out most is the abuse-flag count: six of its 22 homes carry the CMS abuse icon.
What the public record shows for Windsor
| Measure | Windsor | California |
|---|---|---|
| California nursing homes | 22 | 1,165 |
| Average CMS star rating | 2.41 | 3.16 |
| Homes rated 1 or 2 stars | 54.5% (12 of 22) | 35.1% (405 of 1,154) |
| Total federal fines | $484,622 | $28,736,255 |
| Homes flagged for abuse by CMS | 6 | 113 |
Source: CMS Care Compare, August 2026, reported as published.
Windsor's average of 2.41 stars is below the statewide average of 3.16. The abuse-icon count of six, against 22 homes, is disproportionately high and is the figure most worth attention.
Where Windsor operates
Windsor runs homes in Los Angeles (5), San Joaquin (3), Sacramento (3), and Monterey (3), with additional facilities in Orange and Alameda.
Look up any Windsor home in our California nursing home directory.
What this means for families
The CMS abuse icon flags homes cited for abuse-related deficiencies, and Windsor carries six of them. A serious injury or a sign of physical abuse or neglect at a Windsor home is worth a close look at that facility's inspection findings and staffing record. The company pattern is the context; the specific home's records are the case.
If your loved one was harmed at a Windsor home
Michael Young and Thomas Wallin spent years defending nursing homes before switching sides, and they have recovered millions of dollars for elder abuse victims. If your loved one was neglected, abused, or injured at a Windsor facility, see our nursing home neglect page and call (888) 999-0169 for a free, confidential consultation. We serve families throughout California, and you pay nothing unless we win.
Sources and authoritative references
- CMS Care Compare: https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/
- CMS Provider Data Catalog (dataset behind these figures): https://data.cms.gov/provider-data/dataset/4pq5-n9py
- California Nursing Home Report Card 2026: /resources/california-nursing-home-report-card/
- California Department of Public Health, Cal Health Find: https://calhealthfind.cdph.ca.gov/
22 California nursing homes operated by this company
Grouped by county, from the CMS Care Compare data this site publishes. Every home links to its own page with that home's ratings, staffing, citations and fines.
Los Angeles County (5)
- Cheviot Hills Post Acute, Los Angeles
- North Long Beach Post Acute, Long Beach
- Park View Nursing and Subacute, Reseda
- Terrace Post Acute, Van Nuys
- Windsor Gardens Convalescent Hospital, Los Angeles
Monterey County (3)
- Coastal Post Acute, Salinas
- Monterey Post Acute, Monterey
- Windsor the Ridge Rehabilitation Center, Salinas
Sacramento County (3)
- Elk Grove Post Acute, Elk Grove
- River City Post Acute, Carmichael
- Windsor Care Center of Sacramento, Sacramento
San Joaquin County (3)
- Delta Oaks Post Acute, Stockton
- Hampton Post Acute, Stockton
- Oak Grove Post Acute, Stockton
Alameda County (2)
- Country Drive Post Acute, Fremont
- Hayward Post Acute, Hayward
Orange County (2)
- Alta Gardens Care Center, Garden Grove
- South Coast Post Acute, Santa Ana
Contra Costa County (1)
- Rosewood Post Acute, Pleasant Hill
Riverside County (1)
- Citrus Grove Post Acute, Riverside
San Diego County (1)
- National City Post Acute, National City
Solano County (1)
- Solano Post Acute, Vallejo
Frequently asked questions
How many nursing homes does Windsor run in California?
By the current CMS data, Windsor operates 22 California nursing homes, spread across Los Angeles, the Central Valley, and the Sacramento and Monterey areas.
Is Windsor a good nursing home company?
Its California homes average 2.41 stars, below the statewide average of 3.16, with six homes carrying the CMS abuse icon. Individual homes vary, but the abuse-flag count in particular is a warning sign.
Can I sue a Windsor nursing home?
Yes, if a resident was harmed by neglect or abuse. California's Elder Abuse Act applies regardless of the operator, and the facility's records are where a case begins.
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Disclaimer: all facility counts, ratings, staffing figures, fines, penalties, and abuse-icon figures on this page are drawn from public CMS data (medicare.gov and data.cms.gov) as of the August 2026 processing date and are reported as published. They may not reflect the most current findings, and inclusion of any facility or company is not an allegation of wrongdoing. Operator groupings follow the affiliated-entity and legal-business-name fields as published by CMS and may not capture every corporate relationship. Company names and marks are the property of their respective owners; Young & Wallin is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Windsor. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome in any future case. This page is attorney advertising and not legal advice.