Boise Senior AdvisorSpring Fields Senior Living at 4119 Lenity Living Ave., Caldwell (Canyon County) holds Idaho residential assisted living facility license RC-1345 (unrestricted), licensed for 100 beds, 35 of them in a secured memory care setting; IDHW's file lists 2 surveys and 0 enforcement actions.
How is Spring Fields Senior Living licensed, and for how many residents?
Spring Fields Senior Living operates on Idaho RALF license RC-1345; its status is unrestricted and it may house up to 100 residents.
| IDHW record | Value |
|---|---|
| License number and type | RC-1345, residential assisted living facility (RALF) |
| License status | Unrestricted |
| License period | January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026 |
| Licensed beds | 100 |
| Secured (memory care) beds | 35 |
| HART beds (behavioral health) | 0 |
| Resident types accepted | Alzheimer's/dementia, developmental disability, elderly, mental illness, traumatic brain injury, physical disability |
| Accepts Idaho Medicaid | Yes |
| Excellence in Care award on file | None shown |
At 100 beds it is larger than the typical Treasure Valley RALF; the median senior-serving RALF in the five counties has 37 beds. With 35 of 100 beds secured, part of the building is set up for residents who may wander.
What have Idaho surveyors found at Spring Fields Senior Living?
The most recent health care licensure survey, on May 14, 2026, recorded “non-core issues found”.
Spring Fields Senior Living had 1 complaint survey in the last three years (52 of 93 senior RALFs in the five counties had none in that period); 0 of its surveys since 2021 found a core issue, and 1 of all 2 on file were clean.
| Survey date | Survey type | Result (IDHW) |
|---|---|---|
| 09/30/2026 | Health Care Complaint Investigation | no issues found |
| 05/14/2026 | Health Care Initial Licensure | Non-core issues found |
Has Idaho taken enforcement action against Spring Fields Senior Living?
No: IDHW's facility search shows no enforcement actions (penalties, admission bans, provisional licenses or consultants) for Spring Fields Senior Living.
A clean enforcement record is worth noting alongside the survey history above.
Who is the licensee and administrator at Spring Fields Senior Living?
IDHW lists the owner as Caldwell Senior Living, LLC, and the current administrator as Linda Salinas, in the role since 01/01/2026.
The state's five-year administrator history shows 1 administrator at this home. Few changes at the top usually means consistent routines.
Who can live at Spring Fields Senior Living?
IDHW's record lists the resident types Spring Fields Senior Living is set up for as Alzheimer's/dementia, developmental disability, elderly, mental illness, traumatic brain injury, physical disability, and it does accept Idaho Medicaid.
It has secured beds, so dementia with wandering risk can be served in the locked area. A resident who later qualifies for the A&D waiver could stay, paying room and board from income. How Medicaid works in Idaho assisted living.
What else is close to Spring Fields Senior Living in Caldwell?
The nearest other senior-serving RALF is Ashley Manor - Arlington in Caldwell, at practically the same spot (ZIP-code centers), and the closest hospital is West Valley Medical Center, roughly 1 miles.
| Facility | Miles away | Licensed beds | Secured (memory care) beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashley Manor - Arlington 3123 South Arlington Avenue, 83605 | 0.0 | 12 | 12 |
| Ashley Manor - Crescent 421 Crescent Drive, 83605 | 0.0 | 11 | 11 |
| Ashley Manor - Iowa 2604 Iowa Avenue, 83605 | 0.0 | 8 | 8 |
Which tour questions does Spring Fields Senior Living's record raise?
Start with what its state file shows: ask for the May 14, 2026 survey report and how each non-core item was fixed within the 30 days Idaho allows.
- Ask how many caregivers work days and nights for 100 beds; Idaho sets no ratio, so the written pattern matters.
- Ask whether the nurse is on staff or contracted, and how fast they come for a change in condition.
- Ask what would trigger a move out of the secured unit, and what extra the unit costs.
