Country Place Assisted Living

The investigation report details findings related to two allegations: staff retaining a resident needing higher care, and staff failing to ensure resident needs are met. Both allegations were found to be unsubstantiated based on interviews and observations conducted during the visit.

The inspection was conducted on 12/31/2025 and found two deficiencies. Both deficiencies are classified as Type B, indicating non-compliance that could become a risk if not corrected. The facility needs to update resident Appraisal Needs and Services Plans and begin conducting quarterly emergency drills.

The investigation report details findings from multiple complaint allegations, some of which were substantiated (regarding smoking areas and lack of activities) and some unsubstantiated (regarding mistreatment/language). Three deficiencies were formally cited, all classified as Type B non-compliance issues related to resident rights and care environment.

The investigation report details findings from multiple complaint allegations, some of which were substantiated (regarding smoking areas and lack of activities) and some unsubstantiated (regarding mistreatment/language). Three deficiencies were formally cited, all classified as Type B non-compliance issues related to resident rights and care environment.

The unannounced case management visit focused on the facility's COVID mitigation plan following multiple positive tests. The primary deficiency cited relates to failure to adhere to mandatory reporting requirements for infectious disease outbreaks. Specifically, the facility was cited for not reporting the outbreak within 24 hours and for failing to submit the required written incident report.

The annual inspection identified three deficiencies related to safety and infection control protocols. These include the absence of a COVID-19 screening station, expired fire extinguisher tags, and missing documentation for emergency/fire drills. All cited deficiencies are classified as Type B, indicating non-compliance that requires corrective action.

This report details an unannounced complaint investigation conducted on 10/21/2024, with the report finalized on 10/29/2024. The complaint alleged that facility staff refused to accept a resident back into care from the hospital. After reviewing documentation and interviewing the administrator, the allegation was found to be unsubstantiated.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 10/15/2024. The primary finding relates to missing required medical documentation for a resident (R1). Specifically, the facility was cited for not having a current physician's report on file for R1.