Spyglass Senior Villa III

The facility was inspected on February 13, 2026, following a Plan of Correction (POC) visit. The inspection was conducted unannounced, and the Licensing Program Analyst reviewed documents, toured the facility, and interviewed staff. No citations were issued during the visit.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including facility operations, staffing levels, resident recordkeeping, and resident care planning. All cited deficiencies were classified as Type B, indicating non-compliance that could become a risk if not corrected. The facility must address deficiencies related to documentation, training, and resident assessment protocols by the specified due dates.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies, including three Type A citations and two Type B citations. Critical issues noted include dangerously high hot water temperatures, unsecured cleaning supplies, and unlocked medication storage. Additionally, deficiencies were found related to expired food items and improperly stored perishable food.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 05/08/2025. Two deficiencies were cited: one Type B deficiency regarding the failure to secure criminal record clearances for staff, and one Type A deficiency concerning the lack of S1 association for the facility, which presents an immediate risk to residents.

The inspection identified five deficiencies, all classified as Type B non-compliance issues. Key areas of concern include incomplete resident records, missing staff training documentation, and deficiencies related to required clearances and medical orders for residents with bed rails. All deficiencies require a Plan of Correction (POC) due by January 31, 2025.

The facility was visited for a Case Management review and an unannounced complaint investigation. The primary deficiency noted was the improper storage of medication, specifically finding yellow pills unattended on the kitchen table. This finding represents an immediate health and safety risk requiring prompt correction.

The facility was visited for a Case Management review and an unannounced complaint investigation. The primary deficiency noted was the improper storage of medication, specifically finding yellow pills unattended on the kitchen table. This finding represents an immediate health and safety risk requiring prompt correction.

The inspection identified two primary deficiencies: a critical issue with the hot water temperature exceeding safety limits, and a non-compliance issue regarding incomplete resident records. Immediate corrective action is required for the water temperature, and the facility must address record-keeping deficiencies by the specified dates.