Monte Vista Grove Homes

The facility underwent an unannounced annual inspection on 10/13/2025. The inspector noted that the Commons building, The Hearth, and Stewart Cottage were generally clean, and required safety features like grab bars and skid mats were present. Crucially, the report explicitly states that no deficiencies were issued during the visit.

The report details an unannounced case management visit concerning an incident report submitted on 2/27/24. The visit involved interviews with the resident, administrator, and staff, and the facility was advised to submit a suspect of dependent adult/elderly abuse report (SOC 341) by the end of the day.

The inspection identified four deficiencies across three different CCR sections. One Type A deficiency was cited regarding unsecured cleaning supplies in the dementia unit kitchenette. Additionally, three Type B deficiencies were noted concerning water temperature in a resident's bathroom, lack of skid mats in showers, and the use of a mobility aid without a current physician's order.

The inspection revealed multiple deficiencies across several critical areas. Specifically, there were immediate safety hazards related to unsecured cleaning supplies and sharp objects in the dementia unit (Type A). Furthermore, deficiencies were noted regarding improper bed rail configurations and the lack of non-skid mats in multiple showers (Type A and Type B). Immediate corrective action is required for these safety violations.

The unannounced annual visit focused on infection control, food, and medication review. While the Commons area and kitchen were observed to be clean, deficiencies were noted regarding water temperature in a resident's room, the absence of skid mats/strips in certain bathrooms, and insufficient medication supply for some residents.

The facility underwent an unannounced Required One (1) year inspection. The evaluator inspected the physical plant, COVID-19 procedures, medication storage, and resident/staff files. No deficiencies were observed during the visit, and the facility was found to be in compliance with regulations.

The facility underwent a case management visit to follow up on a capacity increase for transitioning to a Residential Care for the Elderly (RCFE). The inspection noted several positive observations regarding facility maintenance, safety measures, and supply levels. Overall, no deficiencies were cited during this visit.

The report details an informal office meeting regarding the facility's proposed conversion from a Skilled Nursing Facility (SNIF) to a Residential Care for the Elderly (RCFE) while continuing as a Continuing Care Retirement Center (CCRC). Key discussion points included the transition of current residents, the need for a Fire Clearance, and the resubmission of a hospice waiver request for up to 15 ill residents.