The Cedars Assisted Living

COMPLAINT INVESTIGATION REPORT

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted following a serious incident report concerning allegations of abuse involving a staff member. The administrator reported immediate action, including an internal investigation and suspension of the staff member, and confirmed that all necessary training and police reports were completed. No health and safety hazards were noted during the visit.

The facility evaluation report documents a follow-up visit concerning an unusual incident/injury report and SOC 341 related to an alleged assault involving a resident. The report details interviews with the involved residents and notes that the facility's investigation and the Department of Mental Health (DMH) are managing the situation, with DMH working on alternative placement for the resident involved in the allegations.

The facility evaluation report documents a follow-up visit concerning an unusual incident/injury report and SOC 341 related to an alleged assault involving a resident. The report details interviews with the involved residents and notes that the facility's investigation and the Department of Mental Health (DMH) are managing the situation, with DMH working on alternative placement for the resident involved in the allegations.

This report documents a Case Management meeting held virtually on January 23, 2026. The meeting discussed the pending sale and potential change of ownership for several facilities, including Cedars Assisted Living. No specific deficiencies were cited in the provided text.

The inspection was conducted on 01/06/2026 and found two deficiencies. Both citations are Type B, indicating non-compliance issues that could become risks if not corrected. The deficiencies relate to inadequate kitchen lighting and a damaged window screen in a resident's room.

The complaint investigation found multiple substantiated allegations regarding the facility's condition. Deficiencies cited include general disrepair, inadequate slip-resistant measures in bathing areas, and failures related to providing safe and comfortable accommodations. All cited deficiencies were classified as Type B, indicating non-compliance rather than an immediate, critical health risk.

The inspection was a follow-up case management visit prompted by a complaint investigation. The department substantiated an allegation concerning resident care, specifically noting that the facility failed to provide necessary care and supervision, which resulted in serious bodily injury. Consequently, a civil penalty is being issued for this serious violation.