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Intermediate Care Facilities in Bellflower, CA

Bellflower, CA has 7 licensed ICFs with 42 licensed beds in CDPH's current listing; half have 6 beds or fewer. 7 have at least one state penalty on record since 1998, 3 a Class A or AA citation.

ICFs

7

7 Medi-Cal certified

Licensed beds

42

median 6

No state penalties

0

on record since 1998

Recent federal deficiencies

7

ICFs cited in the last 3 years

  • ICF/DD-N 7

All ICFs in Bellflower, CA

  • CAMELOT DIVISION

    9902 ROSE ST · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 6 (6 B)$4,750
    Federal deficiencies: 76last survey Jun 10, 2026
  • CLARK DIVISION

    13638 CLARK AVE · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 4 (2 A, 2 B)$16,000
    Federal deficiencies: 90 (1 condition)last survey Jul 1, 2026
  • GABLE DIVISION

    13640 CLARK AVE · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 3 (3 B)$5,000
    Federal deficiencies: 51last survey Aug 26, 2026
  • GRANADA DIVISION

    9904 ROSE ST · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 5 (1 A, 4 B)$8,300
    Federal deficiencies: 95 (3 condition)last survey Jun 10, 2026
  • MINUET DIVISION

    9634 ROSE ST · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 1 (1 B)$600
    Federal deficiencies: 77last survey Aug 3, 2026
  • PHOENIX DIVISION

    9630 ROSE ST · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 2 (2 B)$2,000
    Federal deficiencies: 74last survey Feb 18, 2026
  • ROSE DIVISION

    9632 ROSE ST · HARBOR HEALTH CARE, INC.

    ICF/DD-N
    Beds: 6
    State penalties: 7 (1 A, 6 B)$20,100
    Federal deficiencies: 98 (2 condition)last survey Aug 5, 2026

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About this data: Facilities, beds and types come from CDPH's Licensed and Certified Healthcare Facility Listing (data as of Oct 16, 2026), which lists operating facilities only. State penalties are CDPH's enforcement records since July 1998; federal deficiencies are CMS survey findings since 2018. Beds are licensed capacity, not current occupancy.