PARADISE VALLEY ICF DDH, INC
ICF/DD-H (Habilitative) · 6 licensed beds · Fairfield, CA
Homes of 4–15 beds for people with developmental disabilities whose nursing needs are intermittent and predictable.
Address
PARADISE VALLEY ICF DDH, INC3313 EL PINOLE WAYFairfield, CA 94533 · Solano CountyPhone: (707) 425-2202
Last 3 years: 5 federal inspections (5 found problems), 0 State citations or penalties. Last federal inspection: Jun 25, 2025.
State citations & penalties
1
since 1998 · 1 Class A
Federal inspections
20
since 2018 · 16 found problems
Federal findings
58
since 2018, care and fire safety · 1 of the most serious kind
Last federal inspection
Jun 25, 2025
- Complaints aren't shown here; see this home on CalHealthFind ↗, CDPH's own site.
- Federal inspections after March 19, 2026 may be missing: CMS says its data since then may be incomplete.
Facility details
- Facility type
- ICF/DD-H (Habilitative)
- Licensed beds
- 6
- Licensee
- PARADISE VALLEY ICF DDH, INC · For-profit company (state label: Profit Corp)
- Administrator
- PADILLA, CINDY
- IDs
- CDPH facility ID 010001143 · License #010000432 · Federal ID (CCN) 55G454
- First licensed
- January 7, 2002
- Current license
- Dec 7, 2025 to Dec 6, 2026
- CDPH district office
- Sacramento
Federal certification (CMS)
- Status in CDPH's listing
- Licensed And Certified
- Program
- Medi-Cal (state label: T19)
- Participating since
- January 16, 2003
- Last certification inspection
- June 18, 2025From CMS's Provider of Services file, which can lag behind the inspections listed below.
- CMS certification status
- Certified
- In compliance (CMS)
- Yes
- Last certification action
- Recertification
- Ownership type (CMS)
- Other
- Certified beds (CMS)
- 6
- Staffing reported to CMS (full-time equivalents)
- RN 0.15 · LVN/LPN 0 · direct care 6.3 · all employees 6.45Staff hours counted as full-time jobs: 1 is one full-time job; 0.25 is about 10 hours a week.
State citations and penalties (CDPH)
CDPH's citations come in three classes: AA (a substantial factor in a resident's death), A (imminent danger or a substantial probability of death or serious harm) and B (a direct relationship to residents' health, safety or security). Care homes licensed by Social Services use Type A/B instead: a different agency and scale. State citations explained
Class APatient Care
Citation A (HSC 1424) · Violation Feb 15, 2009 · Penalty #110006407 · Inspection ID G45311
Case closed · Not appealed
$10,950
first set at $10,000
Federal inspections
CDPH inspects Medi-Cal certified ICFs for CMS (the federal agency calls these "surveys"). Each finding has a code: W for a care or rights rule, E for emergency preparedness, K for fire safety. A "condition-level" finding is the most serious kind: a whole area of care failed. How to read an ICF inspection
Content note: these federal findings describe residents' care and can include abuse, neglect, injuries and medical details. They're shown as CMS published them; residents are identified only by number (such as "Client 1").
· Routine inspection (recertification)
3 problems found · Inspection ID GMW821
· Routine inspection (recertification)
7 problems found · Inspection ID GMW811
· Complaint inspection
4 problems found · Inspection ID 12FK11
· Routine inspection (recertification)
4 problems found · Inspection ID GQCA21
· Complaint, Recertification inspection
5 problems found · Inspection ID GQCA11
· Complaint inspection
no problems found · Inspection ID I00S11
· Complaint inspection
no problems found · Inspection ID VIZD11
· Routine inspection (recertification)
4 problems found · Inspection ID S09O21
· Complaint inspection
2 problems found (1 of the most serious kind) · Inspection ID 1D2G11
· Routine inspection (recertification)
4 problems found · Inspection ID S09O11
· Focused Infection Control, Other-Fed inspection
1 problem found · Inspection ID RQXP11
· Complaint inspection
3 problems found · Inspection ID 00EF11
From CMS's inspection data, saved Oct 26, 2026; data after March 19, 2026 may be incomplete while CMS's systems migrate. Plans of correction and State-only (licensing) findings aren't in CMS's file; the official federal reports (form CMS-2567) on CalHealthFind have them.
Complaints and reported incidents
CDPH doesn't publish complaints or facility-reported incidents as a bulk file, so they aren't on ICFLookup. Its CalHealthFind page for this facility lists them (intake date, allegation category and whether each was substantiated), along with state licensing findings and ownership details.
Federal inspections that came from a complaint or an incident report do appear above, marked "Complaint inspection".
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Change history
22 events (21 reports, 1 other change), newest first
Dates are the agencies' own (license, federal inspection and citation dates), except changes marked "detected": those we spotted in CDPH's monthly list ourselves, tracked since Oct 26, 2026.
ReportRoutine federal inspection: 3 problems found
See this inspection →ReportRoutine federal inspection: 7 problems found
See this inspection →ReportFederal complaint inspection: 4 problems found
See this inspection →ReportRoutine federal inspection: 4 problems found
See this inspection →ReportFederal inspection (complaint, recertification): 5 problems found
See this inspection →ReportFederal complaint inspection: no problems found
See this inspection →ReportFederal complaint inspection: no problems found
See this inspection →ReportRoutine federal inspection: 4 problems found
See this inspection →ReportFederal complaint inspection: 2 problems found, 1 of the most serious kind
See this inspection →ReportRoutine federal inspection: 4 problems found
See this inspection →
Sources: CDPH Licensed and Certified Healthcare Facility Listing (data as of Oct 16, 2026), CDPH State Enforcement Actions, and CMS's ICF/IID inspection (CMS-2567) and Provider of Services files. Always confirm with CDPH's CalHealthFind ↗ before making a decision. See How our data works.