CONGREGATE LIVING HEALTH FACILITY · TUJUNGA, CALIFORNIA
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CARE SERVICES

A Clearer Picture
Of Residential Health Care.

Understand the congregate living care framework, then discuss the individual services and support required for a safe, appropriate placement.

THE CLHF CARE FRAMEWORK

Clinical Care Meets Everyday Support

California’s definition of congregate living health care includes the following basic service areas. This overview describes the facility category, not a verified inventory of Valmont’s individual capabilities.

Medical Supervision

Understand how medical oversight works, how care plans are established, and how providers coordinate changes in a resident’s needs.

Skilled Nursing & Support

The CLHF category includes 24-hour skilled nursing and supportive care. Ask about the specific staffing model and support required for the individual.

Medication & Pharmacy

Ask how medications are reviewed, supplied, stored, and coordinated with prescribing providers and pharmacy services.

Dietary Support

Discuss meal planning, dietary requirements, preferences, and any eating or swallowing support the person may need.

Social & Recreational Life

Explore how social connection and activities are considered within each person’s care needs, interests, and ability to participate.

Individual Care Planning

A personal assessment should establish which services are appropriate, what can be provided, and what requires outside coordination.

SPECIFIC NEEDS DESERVE SPECIFIC ANSWERS

Confirm Capabilities.
Never Assume Them.

Some individuals may require specialized respiratory support, rehabilitation, wound care, feeding support, or other complex services. These needs require a direct conversation and a qualified review; this website does not establish that Valmont provides any particular specialized treatment.
Before sharing records, ask the facility for an approved, secure referral process. Please do not send diagnoses, medications, or medical documents through a website inquiry form.

Bring These Questions

What Can Be Safely Supported?

Confirm the care requirements, required equipment, and any restrictions before making a placement decision.

Who Coordinates The Care?

Ask about provider involvement, nursing coverage, communication, and how outside services are arranged.

How Are Changes Managed?

Discuss reassessment, escalation, emergency procedures, and when a different level of care may be needed.

A THOUGHTFUL NEXT STEP

Let’s Talk About The Next Step

Whether you are exploring care for someone you love or coordinating a transition, start with your questions.