Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant
Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant is a licensed child care center in La Mesa, CA, licensed for up to 11 children and serving infants and toddlers. It has held its California license since 1999. Since February 2021, state licensing staff have inspected it twice and investigated 1 complaint, and it was substantiated. The state issued 1 citation, and it was Type A (the most serious). It came in the last 12 months, including 1 Type A. Measured by weighted citations per inspection, it is tied for #23 of 32 centers in La Mesa and has more citations per inspection than 72% of California licensed centers.
Inspection record
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Based on interviews, the facility did no meet this requirement when C1 was allowed to stand up in their feeding chair and fell, resulting in an injury that required medical treatment, which posed an immediate risk to the health, safety and personal right of children in care.
Complaint investigations
Staff did not properly secure a daycare child in a highchair.
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About this center
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Common questions
Does Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant take infants?
Yes. It is licensed by California as an infant center.
Has Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant had any serious violations?
California issued 1 Type A citation since 2021, its most serious category. The most recent was on Jul 30, 2026, for infant fixtures, furniture and equipment. Each citation is listed in full above.
Have there been complaints about Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant?
California investigated 1 complaint since 2021 and substantiated 1. Allegations are shown only for substantiated complaints.
How does Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant compare with other daycares in La Mesa?
It is tied for #23 of 32 centers in La Mesa by weighted citations per inspection, and has more citations per inspection than 72% of California licensed centers with enough inspection history to compare.
When was Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant last inspected?
Jul 30, 2026. No citations were issued during that visit.
How much does Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant cost?
California does not publish individual centers’ prices, so ask Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant for its current tuition. For comparison, the median full-time price at licensed centers in San Diego County, which includes La Mesa, was $1,462 a month for infants (about $1,840 today) in the state’s 2021 Regional Market Rate Survey.
Who runs Parent Care Family Recovery Center-infant?
The licensee is Vista Hill Foundation, and the administrator listed with the state is Angela Rowe.
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Citations are quoted from California Department of Social Services inspection and complaint reports. Type A citations are the state’s most serious category (an immediate risk to children’s health, safety or personal rights); Type B citations are a potential risk. A citation is a finding about one rule, not a judgment about a center overall. Complaint allegations appear here only when the state substantiated them.
To read the full state reports, search facility number 376600573 on the California Care Facility Search. Data refreshed Oct 3, 2026.
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