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Otilia's Board & Care Home

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24251 Bark St

Lake Forest, CA 92630

+1 (949) 951-1433

https://www.otiliacarehome.com

History

Otilias Board and Care is a family owned and operated business. As a CNA working in nursing homes, Otilia saw how elderly patients were left neglected or alone. She opened her home as a

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4.56 reviews

Dorian M.

6/30/2025

We had to find a place for my grandma when she couldn't live on her own anymore. We wanted to find a place that would care for her like family and where she would feel safe. She received her own...

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Steve G.

11/18/2024

Awful place. Not sure how this place stays open with owner's 16 kids making noise all the time. They would rev motorcycles at all hours, using the garage as a personal gym, the younger ones...

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Brianna C.

3/8/2025

The home is clean and cozy. They take great care of patients. I would definitely recommend this place!! The owner is also a very nice lady (:

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Chris L.

11/26/2021

"Kind, Friendly, Comfortable!" A dear friend of the family resides here, and she is treated amazingly well. This is a large home, with each resident having their own bathroom. The entrance to...

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S W.

11/4/2020

Otilia's was the perfect place for my Mom. The staff there were an extended family to her. Especially during the COVID crisis. They kept her safe and happy, and worked with us so we could have...

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