Palms Retirement Center - Assisted Living Facility in Fullerton, California
RCFE

Palms Retirement CenterAssisted Living Facility in Fullerton, California

312 N Roosevelt Ave, Fullerton, California 92832
FACILITY TYPE
Assisted Living
STARTING RATE
Contact for price
CAPACITY
144 Residents

About Palms Retirement Center

Palms Retirement Center serves older adults age 60 and older, including people who use a wheelchair, need help moving around, stay in bed, or receive hospice care. Run by Palms Retirement Center Inc, this large assisted living community on N Roosevelt Ave has room for 144 residents and has been licensed since 2022. Stater Bros. grocery store sits less than a quarter mile away in Fullerton. Muckenthaler Cultural Center park is about half a mile away, and Rite Aid pharmacy is about a mile away.

License Verification

Licensed
Type:RCFE(Residential Care Facility for the Elderly)
Number:306006071
Verified:Against California CDSS on Oct 4, 2026

License data from California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing

Palms Retirement Center at a glance

Palms Retirement Center is one of 13 assisted living facilities listed in Fullerton.

It is licensed for 144 beds — one of the larger communities in the area, against a Fullerton average of about 32.

State inspection record

California's licensing inspectors have visited Palms Retirement Center 58 times, most recently on Sep 16, 2026. There are 35 complaints on record.

Licensed since
Feb 16, 2022
Last visit
Sep 16, 2026
Visits on record
58
Complaints
35

Citations: 2 Type A · 11 Type B (counted per visit)

What do these numbers mean?

Type A citations are for an immediate risk to residents' health, safety or rights. Type B citations are for something that could become one if it is not fixed.

The state counts citations per visit, so a follow-up visit can count the same citation again. The state publishes about five years of records.

Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing — checked Oct 4, 2026.

A local advisor reads every inspection and complaint report on Palms Retirement Center and emails you a plain-English summary, usually within one business day.

Compare Palms Retirement Center with the other assisted living facilities in Fullerton by size, published price and state license.

Nearby Services & Attractions

Nearby Places

Everyday services recorded near this address include Stater Bros. (0.1 mi), El Camino Real (0.1 mi) and Orange Korean Church (0.2 mi). Distances are straight-line.

Place data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Frequently asked questions about Palms Retirement Center

What type of care does Palms Retirement Center provide?
Palms Retirement Center is an assisted living facility in Fullerton, California, licensed for 144 residents.
Where is Palms Retirement Center located?
Palms Retirement Center is at 312 N Roosevelt Ave, Fullerton, California 92832. It is near Muckenthaler Cultural Center.
When was Palms Retirement Center last inspected?
California's Community Care Licensing Division last visited Palms Retirement Center on Sep 16, 2026.
Has Palms Retirement Center had any citations?
As the state tallies them (per visit, so a follow-up visit can count a citation again), Palms Retirement Center's public record lists 2 Type A and 11 Type B citations. The full inspection report, free from a local advisor, explains each one.
Who operates Palms Retirement Center?
The state license for Palms Retirement Center is held by Palms Retirement Center Inc, first licensed on Feb 16, 2022.
Who can live at Palms Retirement Center?
The state licenses Palms Retirement Center to serve older adults (60+). Its license notes: "Age range 60 and over. 144 non-ambulatory, of which 32 may be bedridden. Hospice waiver for 10."

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