Pacific Healthcare Holdings

Pacific Healthcare Holdings, Inc., incorporated in California on December 22, 2005, is structured as a general corporation. It is governed publicly by the California Secretary of State. The company functions as a holding company for a network of long‑term care and skilled nursing homes.

Its affiliations comprise 15 facilities situated across the state of California. These include homes such as Amaya Springs Health Care Center (Spring Valley), California Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (Palm Springs), Lakewood Healthcare Center (Downey), Las Flores Convalescent Hospital (Gardena), Lighthouse Healthcare Center (Los Angeles), Maywood Skilled Nursing & Wellness Centre, Montrose Springs, Norwalk Skilled Nursing & Wellness Centre, Osage Healthcare & Wellness Centre, The Pavilion at Ocean Point (San Diego), Vernon Healthcare Center (Los Angeles), Brighton Place San Diego, Brighton Place Spring Valley, Centinela Skilled Nursing & Wellness Centre West (Inglewood), and Highland Park Skilled Nursing & Wellness Center (Los Angeles).

According to a recent chain analysis as of March 1, 2026, the group operates exclusively in California, overseeing 15 Medicare/Medicaid‑certified facilities. Ownership structures among these facilities vary: 73.3% are organized as for‑profit limited liability companies, and 26.7% as for‑profit corporations. None of the facilities are hospital‑based or part of continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs).

From a quality‑data standpoint (not evaluative), CMS‑derived metrics show an average overall chain rating of 2.3 stars, with staffing rating of 2.5 stars and quality measures 3.7 stars; only one facility qualifies as 5‑star (6.7%), while six (40%) are rated 1‑star. Three facilities were flagged with safety concerns. The average staffing hours per resident per day is approximately 4.14.