Ivy Park at Cathedral Hill

The facility underwent a 1-year required inspection on February 26, 2026. The Licensing Program Analyst observed the physical plant, toured random rooms, and reviewed staff and resident files. No deficiencies were cited during this visit.

The facility underwent an Annual 1-year required inspection on 02/25/2026. Two deficiencies were cited, both classified as Type A, indicating immediate health or safety risks. The primary issues relate to improper storage of medications (transferring containers) and the absence of a required medication for a resident.

This report details the findings of a complaint investigation conducted on February 18, 2026. The allegations regarding communicable disease spread, safeguarding personal belongings, and missed medical appointments were reviewed. The investigation concluded that the allegations were unsubstantiated due to a lack of preponderance of evidence.

The facility was visited for a follow-up regarding a self-reported incident involving a resident. The Licensing Program Analyst interviewed staff and reviewed records. No deficiencies were cited during this visit, and the LPA requested follow-up documentation by 2/6/2026.

The inspection was a follow-up visit conducted in response to a complaint. The primary finding was a Type B deficiency related to the admission of a fall-risk resident without an established fall prevention plan. The report notes that a Plan of Correction was previously provided for this citation, and the deficiency was cleared during the visit, although the citation remains recorded.

The inspection was a follow-up visit conducted in response to a complaint. The primary finding was a Type B deficiency related to the admission of a fall-risk resident without an established fall prevention plan. The report notes that a Plan of Correction was previously provided for this citation, and the deficiency was cleared during the visit, although the citation remains recorded.

The unannounced visit was conducted in response to a complaint received on 10/14/2025. The primary deficiency found relates to medication management, specifically the provision of medications without a physician's order and failure to properly log or follow up on these medications. This constitutes a Type B deficiency concerning residents' personal rights.