I toured and moved my mother here and have been very pleased. The facility is spotless and homey with lovely outdoor areas, comfortable rooms, family-style dining (chef-prepared meals), salon services and transportation - and the staff are consistently kind, attentive, knowledgeable and compassionate (RN owner, memory care and hospice available). It's a warm, professional, family-like community that gives us real peace of mind; I'd recommend it for families seeking personalized, dignified senior care.
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4.63·(43)
Overall rating
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Care
4.7
Staff
4.6
Meals
4.4
Amenities
4.5
Value
3.7
Pros
Compassionate, resident-centered staff
Personalized care and attention
Staff familiarity with resident histories and preferences
24-hour assistance and medication management
Memory-care expertise and dementia-specific programming
Hospice and respite services available
Hospital-grade cleanliness and well-maintained interiors
Home-like, family-style atmosphere
Discreet security and monitoring features
Engaging activities and social programs
Chef-driven, restaurant-quality meals
Dietary accommodations and individualized meal attention
RN ownership and regular clinical oversight
Small size that promotes close staff–resident connections
Garden and attractive outdoor spaces
On-site personal services and transportation
Competitive pricing and perceived value
Cons
Inconsistent staffing levels and staff turnover
Unclear housekeeping schedule and service predictability
Variable meal variety and portion consistency
Constrained activity availability at times
Communication and family-notification gaps
Billing, admissions-transition, and administrative responsiveness issues
Limited private-room availability and smaller room footprints
Phone-accessibility and front-desk reachability challenges
Visitor parking constraints
Uneven program engagement across different units
Summary of reviews
Overall impression: Reviews describe The Village at Mill Creek as a small, home‑oriented senior living community with strengths in personalized, compassionate care and clinical oversight. Families and visitors frequently note that staff develop close, individualized relationships with residents, learn personal histories and preferences, and provide dignity-preserving assistance around the clock. The presence of RN ownership and periodic physician involvement contributes to perceived clinical reliability, and hospice/respite services are available on site.
Care and staff: Staffing is consistently described as caring, engaged, and attentive; staff are praised for person-centered approaches in memory care and for building meaningful connections that create a family-like atmosphere. That said, reviewers also identify operational strains: occasional staff turnover and periods of short staffing can affect consistency of routines and the amount of direct interaction residents receive. Communication strengths include regular updates to families and visible leadership, but some reviewers reported gaps in responsiveness, especially around transitions from hospital care and in administrative follow-up.
Dining and nutrition: The dining program is widely highlighted as a positive feature. A chef-prepared, restaurant-style approach with attention to seasonal ingredients and dietary needs is emphasized, along with specific favorites like homemade lasagna. Simultaneously, there are notes about variability in meal experience—examples include smaller portions, perceived repetition, and occasional declines in variety—indicating that meal quality and portioning can be inconsistent over time or across units.
Activities and engagement: The community offers a diverse activity slate—creative writing workshops, bridge, Music & Memories, gardening, men's coffee club, movement and music sessions, and other programs aimed at cognitive and social engagement. These programs reinforce the home-like culture and resident choice. However, activity availability appears to vary by unit and by staffing levels; a few reviews describe limited activity time or lower engagement in particular parts of the building.
Facilities and safety: Physical spaces are described as clean, well-maintained, and attractively designed, with thoughtful touches, holiday décor, gardens, and secure, discreet monitoring systems that families appreciate. The small scale of the facility supports a non-institutional feel. Some practical constraints were noted: smaller room sizes, shared-room configurations in certain units, and limited visitor parking or darker rooms in some apartment types.
Management and administration: Management and leadership receive positive mention for professionalism, owner involvement, and efforts to make the building feel more homey. Nonetheless, administrative weaknesses appear as recurring themes: difficulties reaching staff by phone, delays or lack of responsiveness on billing and refunds, concerns about admissions/transition practices (including sales-style tactics and clarity around 24/7 care charges), and at least one licensing complaint referenced by a reviewer. Prospective families should expect strong hands-on caregiving but should also obtain clear, written explanations of billing, housekeeping schedules, and transition procedures prior to move-in.
Notable patterns and recommendation: The Village at Mill Creek presents a clear strength in person-centered caregiving, memory-care expertise, and a hospitable dining and activity program within a small, secure, and clean environment. Trade-offs to consider include variability in operational consistency (staffing, housekeeping, and meal continuity) and administrative responsiveness. Prospective residents and families would benefit from an in-person tour that verifies room size and layout, a review of housekeeping and activity schedules, and explicit clarification of billing, admission practices, and communication protocols to ensure the community’s strengths align with individual needs and expectations.
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Location
The Village at Mill Creek is located at 2950 E Douglas Ave., Visalia, CA, 93292.
About The Village at Mill Creek
The Village at Mill Creek, located in Visalia, California, is a senior living community with services like assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, hospice, respite care, and in-home health care. The facility holds state licenses 547209193, 547206604, and 547209463, and can support up to 59 residents at a time. The management team and staff focus on respect and personalized care, always adapting to each resident's unique needs. Many residents talk about the home-like feel-you'll see three garden courtyards with walking paths, plenty of benches for sitting and chatting, and outdoor gathering spots for fresh air or friendly visits. The Village at Mill Creek keeps things calm, using soft lighting and gentle music in common areas, and meals, snacks, and drinks get served throughout the day by a chef who prepares well-balanced options, including those for allergies or diabetes.
Residents have private living spaces and some rooms have kitchenettes, bathrooms, TVs, phones, air conditioning, and high-speed Wi-Fi. The community has many activity rooms, a fitness area, game and movie rooms, a library, and a spa/sauna, as well as outdoor programs and daily scheduled events. Social and recreational activities fill the calendar, plus arts and crafts, horticulture, music, and language support in English and Spanish. The Village at Mill Creek offers a secure, gated property and 24-hour emergency alert systems, with staff and management always on-site and responsive, and a Life Enhancement Director leading efforts to enrich daily life. Residents who need help with bathing, dressing, meals, transfers, or managing medication get assistance tailored to their situation. Residents with Alzheimer's or dementia get support in a safe, nurturing memory care environment to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, with a Memory Care Program that uses therapies and activities for all areas of well-being, including physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Transportation assistance and parking are available, and the facility has scheduled outings and community-operated transport to help with appointments and errands. The Village at Mill Creek also offers concierge service, housekeeping, laundry and linen service, and beauty salon access. No pets are allowed. Rent includes most services, with options starting at $3,500 for assisted living and $4,000 for shared memory care, paid by credit card or check. The facility runs a variety of programs-fitness, wellness, gardening, art, and reading clubs-and holds a strong reputation within the Visalia community, reflected in a high review score and a Best of Senior Living Award. The culture feels close-knit and friendly, managers are accessible, and residents enjoy independence as much as possible in a respectful, supportive setting. Family-style meals use seasonal ingredients, and residents may take a tour to see the spaces and meet the staff and residents.
People often ask...
The Village at Mill Creek offers assisted living and memory care.
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The full address for this community is 2950 E Douglas Ave., Visalia, CA 93292.
No, The Village at Mill Creek does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In California, the Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division licenses residential care facilities for the elderly, conducting inspections and investigating complaints.
Identified Building B as clean, safe, and ready for resident placement.
26 Feb 2026Inspection
26 Feb 2026Inspection
Identified several regulatory deficiencies affecting resident safety and record-keeping during an unannounced visit.
Type B87411(c)(1)
Type B87633(b)
Type B87608(a)(5)(B)
Type B87506(b)(17)
Type B87303(e)(2)
09 Oct 2025Inspection
09 Oct 2025Inspection
Observed that updates to Building B were in progress and a Department walk-through was planned before placing residents in that building.
04 Feb 2025Inspection
04 Feb 2025Inspection
Observed a clean, well-maintained site with functioning safety systems; no deficiencies identified during the prelicensing review.
10 Jan 2025Inspection
10 Jan 2025Inspection
Identified completion of COMP II with the applicant and administrator and confirmed understanding of licensing requirements.
04 Dec 2024Complaint
04 Dec 2024Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging a resident's money and personal belongings went missing and that the resident wandered off. The investigation also noted concerns about gate functioning and staff responsiveness.
Type A87217(b)
Type A87411(d)(3)
19 Nov 2024Inspection
19 Nov 2024Inspection
Identified several health and safety deficiencies during the visit, including improper storage of disinfectants, expired food, missing non-skid mats in baths, hot water temperatures outside safe range, and incomplete resident and staff records.
Type A87309(a)
Type A87555(b)(8)
Type A87465(c)(2)
Type A87405(d)(2)
Type B87303(e)(5)
Type B87507(c)
Type B87458(b)(1)
Type B87412(a)
Type B87303(e)(2)
26 Jul 2024Inspection
26 Jul 2024Inspection
Identified that the death report for a resident was not submitted to the licensing agency within seven days.
Type B87211(a)(1)(A)
26 Jul 2024Complaint
26 Jul 2024Complaint
Identified that a prorated refund of $2,623.74 for a resident who died in May 2024 had not been issued for 26 days after death.
Type B87507(g)(5)(A)
05 Mar 2024Inspection
05 Mar 2024Inspection
Observed medication management issues and safety hazards during a case-management review. Expired medication was dispensed, MAR/CSMDR records were incomplete, and a hot water hazard plus a missing smoke detector were observed.
13 Feb 2024Inspection
13 Feb 2024Inspection
Identified concerns included false statements about services, a maintenance worker who was not cleared working with residents, and overdue license fees.
Type A87207
Type A87405(d)(2)
Type B1569.185(e)
13 Feb 2024Complaint
13 Feb 2024Complaint
Identified that a resident with dementia left the residence without staff knowledge, creating an immediate health and safety risk. Police were informed and relocated the resident.
Type A87411(a)
13 Feb 2024Complaint
13 Feb 2024Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging staff slept in residents' rooms. Interviews and records were reviewed.
13 Feb 2024Complaint
13 Feb 2024Complaint
Investigated a complaint about a resident's unexplained fracture and residents being left unassisted; one allegation was not supported, the other was supported.
06 Jan 2024Complaint
06 Jan 2024Complaint
Investigated allegation that staff were stealing residents' personal funds.
Type B87217(b)
06 Jan 2024Inspection
06 Jan 2024Inspection
Observed incomplete resident files with incorrect information, MARs were incorrect and medications were not administered as prescribed, and annual fees were overdue.
Type B1569.185(e)
06 Jan 2024Complaint
06 Jan 2024Complaint
Identified failures in resident care, including unmet diapering needs, unattended residents, and resulting pressure injuries, and a staff member working without fingerprint clearance.
Type A87355(b)
06 Jan 2024Complaint
06 Jan 2024Complaint
Investigated a complaint about resident injuries and medication errors; found supervision was insufficient, a resident was left on the floor for over 30 minutes after a fall, another resident sustained injuries and attempted to elope, medications were not administered as prescribed and MARs were incorrect, and resident records were not readily available.
Type A87411(a)
Type A87465(a)(4)
Type B87506(a)
06 Jan 2024Complaint
06 Jan 2024Complaint
Identified that staff did not ensure a resident's hygiene needs were met and mismanaged a resident's medication log.
06 Jan 2024Complaint
06 Jan 2024Complaint
Investigated concerns that residents' records were incomplete and medications were not administered as prescribed; also looked into a death allegation about seeking medical care, which was not supported by the records.
25 Aug 2023Inspection
25 Aug 2023Inspection
Identified expired food in the kitchen and two residents with full bed rails lacking physician orders.
Type A87555(a)
11 Jul 2023Inspection
11 Jul 2023Inspection
Concluded a case management visit during which client records, medications, admission documents, and related procedures were reviewed with the administrator. An exit interview was conducted at the conclusion of the visit.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging medication administration problems and MAR documentation issues; findings showed two medications were off and MARs contained blank dates with no explanations.
Type A87465(a)(4)
Type A87506(a)
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated the allegation that residents did not have their medications available; two medications were off-count and MARs were incomplete.
Type A87465(a)(4)
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint that staff mishandled a resident's medication. Two medications were off and the MARs were incomplete.
Type A87465(a)(4)
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Identified that the staffing, training, PPE, and ombudsman signage allegations were unsubstantiated.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated complaints about response to residents' call pendants and staffing. Observed staff on duty assisted residents in a timely manner.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated the allegation of lack of supervision resulting in residents eloping. The investigation found no incident of elopement during the visit.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated allegations that a resident developed multiple pressure injuries. Findings indicated the allegation was unsubstantiated.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated an allegation that a resident was illegally evicted. Found unfounded.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated the allegation that staff did not provide resident privacy while changing. Observed residents were afforded privacy.
29 Jun 2023Complaint
29 Jun 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint that medications were accessible to residents; medications were observed locked in two medication carts and staff denied accessibility.
05 Jun 2023Complaint
05 Jun 2023Complaint
Identified that residents' belongings went missing and safeguards for cash and valuables were not properly followed.
Type A87217(b)
22 Mar 2023Complaint
22 Mar 2023Complaint
Investigated a staff qualification issue and found several employees with outdated or missing annual training and expired first aid/CPR certifications.
Type B87411(c)
Type B1569.625
Type B1569.69
13 Feb 2023Inspection
13 Feb 2023Inspection
Observed unsafe kitchen conditions with the stove left on, knives and scissors accessible, and staffing shortfalls during the visit.
Type A87705(f)(1)
Type B87411(a)
13 Feb 2023Complaint
13 Feb 2023Complaint
Investigated staff conduct alleged to pose a risk to residents, reviewing interviews and records. The investigation found there was not a preponderance of evidence to prove the violation.
02 Feb 2023Inspection
02 Feb 2023Inspection
Identified concerns about complaints, administrator verification, staffing schedules, and staff and resident files.
19 Jan 2023Complaint
19 Jan 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint that unlicensed staff provided wound care to residents without documented training.
Type B87613(a)(2)
17 Jan 2023Complaint
17 Jan 2023Complaint
Investigated the allegation that medications were not safeguarded and found no evidence to support it.
12 Jan 2023Complaint
12 Jan 2023Complaint
Investigated allegation that staff did not prevent a resident from assaulting other residents. Found no preponderance of evidence to prove the violation.
08 Dec 2022Complaint
08 Dec 2022Complaint
Investigated the allegations that staff were intoxicated on-site, slept on-site, and uncleared staff were present. These allegations were unfounded.
29 Nov 2022Inspection
29 Nov 2022Inspection
Identified hazards including cleaning products accessible to residents, hot water temperatures above safe levels in resident areas, and a potentially broken emergency exit handle.
Type A87309(a)
Type B87303(e)(2)
26 Sept 2022Inspection
26 Sept 2022Inspection
Identified a failure to correct a deficiency in violation of CCR 87211(a)(1), resulting in a daily civil penalty through 9/19/22.
Type B87211(a)(1)
14 Sept 2022Complaint
14 Sept 2022Complaint
Found that the allegation that staff refused visitors was unfounded.
13 Sept 2022Inspection
13 Sept 2022Inspection
Identified a deficiency from an earlier citation and an ongoing civil penalty for failing to comply with a cited regulation.
Type B87211(a)(1)
01 Sept 2022Inspection
01 Sept 2022Inspection
Identified that an HVAC incident was not reported to the licensing agency within seven days after memory care areas reached 90 degrees Fahrenheit, potentially affecting residents' health and safety.
Type B87211
01 Sept 2022Complaint
01 Sept 2022Complaint
Identified that the air conditioning unit serving the memory care living room and dining room, and the memory care kitchen cooling vent, were in disrepair.
Type B87303(a)
12 Aug 2022Complaint
12 Aug 2022Complaint
Found that there was no administrator on site.
Type B87405(a)
12 Aug 2022Inspection
12 Aug 2022Inspection
Observed incomplete centrally stored medication logs that did not include start dates for residents' medications.
Type B87465(a)(6)
12 Aug 2022Complaint
12 Aug 2022Complaint
Investigated an allegation that medications were mismanaged; investigators could not determine whether it occurred.
21 Apr 2022Complaint
21 Apr 2022Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging a resident was sexually abused while in care; interviews found no evidence to support the allegation.
12 Jan 2022Complaint
12 Jan 2022Complaint
Identified residents paid advance payments for prepaid rent to a licensee no longer operating, with refunds owed to residents. Found the licensee continued to take advance payments for prepaid rent and life care after ceasing operation, and the license was forfeited due to loss of control of the property.
Type A87205(a)
Type A87507(a)
Type A87207
Type A87405(a)(1)
Type A87777(a)(1)(a)
12 Jan 2022Complaint
12 Jan 2022Complaint
Concluded that the alleged financial abuse couldn't be proven after reviewing records and interviews. Neither the resident nor the responsible party signed assets over or allowed the licensee to become POA.
20 Dec 2021Inspection
20 Dec 2021Inspection
Confirmed understanding of Title 22 program components and successful completion of COMP II via telephone with the applicant and administrator.
16 Dec 2021Inspection
16 Dec 2021Inspection
Observed entry screening with temperature checks and hand sanitizer, with masks worn. Residents stayed in their rooms while staff interacted with them in common areas and memory care.
08 Dec 2021Inspection
08 Dec 2021Inspection
Observed entry screening with temperature checks, masks, and hand sanitizer, a single entrance/exit, residents in rooms or memory care areas with staff in common spaces, and two perishable supplies and a seven-day nonperishable supply.
02 Dec 2021Inspection
02 Dec 2021Inspection
Observed entry precautions, health checks, and resident interactions during an unannounced visit.
24 Nov 2021Inspection
24 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed entry health checks, mask use, and sanitation measures, along with meal service and resident interactions; no violations identified.
22 Nov 2021Inspection
22 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed entry screening with visitor log-in, masks, and a hand-sanitizing station. Residents were mostly in their rooms, meals were served, and memory care residents interacted with staff.
19 Nov 2021Inspection
19 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed one entry point with temperature checks and hand sanitizer; residents were dining while staff interacted with them, and memory care residents were resting or in common areas.
17 Nov 2021Inspection
17 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed residents dining and staff interacting; entry screening, masks, and hand sanitizer in place, with adequate food supplies.
15 Nov 2021Inspection
15 Nov 2021Inspection
Concluded that a court order caused loss of control of the property and forfeiture of the license, with a new license issued to the receiver-appointed applicant.
08 Nov 2021Inspection
08 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed adequate furnishings and lighting in common and resident spaces; safety systems were functioning and required postings were present; the applicant met all prelicensing requirements.
06 Nov 2021Inspection
06 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed entry screening with masks and a hand sanitizer station. Residents were dining together in common areas and interacting with staff, with sanitation measures in place.
02 Nov 2021Inspection
02 Nov 2021Inspection
Observed residents in their rooms with entry hygiene measures in place and a walk-in fridge and freezer stocked with food.
30 Oct 2021Inspection
30 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed residents dining and interacting after dinner; entry precautions, masks, and a hand sanitizer/temperature check protocol were in place. One resident went home with family.
27 Oct 2021Inspection
27 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed residents dining together and interacting in common areas; entry screening and hygiene measures were in place.
25 Oct 2021Complaint
25 Oct 2021Complaint
Identified concerns about family visits policy and access to resident records, including an unsigned admissions agreement.
Type A1569.313
Type B87506(c)(1)
Type B87507(c)
25 Oct 2021Inspection
25 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed entry safety measures, including temperature checks, masks, and a hand-sanitizing station, with one entrance/exit noted. Noted residents had just finished dinner and memory care residents were sleeping, with food supplies on hand.
23 Oct 2021Inspection
23 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed daily operations during a health and safety check, including entry screening, meal service, and resident–staff interactions. Noted safety measures such as masks, hand sanitizer, and a disinfection station were in place at entry.
21 Oct 2021Inspection
21 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed entry screening with masks and hand sanitizer and residents dining together. Noted a two-supply perishable and a seven-day nonperishable food stock; an exit interview was conducted.
19 Oct 2021Inspection
19 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed residents dining together with staff after a meal, with memory care residents sleeping in their rooms. Entry procedures included temperature checks, masks, and a hand-sanitizing station.
18 Oct 2021Inspection
18 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed an unannounced health and safety check with entry screening and hygiene measures in place. Residents were in their rooms and food supplies were adequately stocked.
17 Oct 2021Inspection
17 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed entry health checks, masking, and sanitizing stations in use; residents were engaged in meals and activities with no safety concerns noted.
16 Oct 2021Inspection
16 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed health and safety measures during an unannounced visit, including entry screening, masks, and hand sanitizer; noted residents eating lunch and adequate food supplies.
15 Oct 2021Inspection
15 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed residents dining during an unannounced health-check visit and noted available food supplies.
14 Oct 2021Inspection
14 Oct 2021Inspection
Identified solvency and administrator qualification deficiencies, including no financial plan to assure resources for resident care and past due utility bills leading to a disconnection notice. The licensee's claim of continuing control of the property conflicted with a receivership order and impacted license status.
12 Oct 2021Inspection
12 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed residents in the dining area and elsewhere with no health or safety concerns noted.
04 Oct 2021Inspection
04 Oct 2021Inspection
Identified ongoing court action regarding receivership; licensee remained in control and no interruptions to services including utilities were anticipated.
28 Sept 2021Complaint
28 Sept 2021Complaint
Investigated an allegation that staff denied a resident's authorized representative access to medical documents; evidence could not prove whether the denial occurred.
13 Sept 2021Complaint
13 Sept 2021Complaint
Found that the allegation that staff provided medications when the resident moved and that the resident's money was not refunded were not supported by findings. No deficiencies were issued.
13 Sept 2021Complaint
13 Sept 2021Complaint
Investigated the allegation that a refund wasn't issued; found unfounded and a refund check had been issued.
04 Aug 2021Inspection
04 Aug 2021Inspection
Identified a court motion related to unlawful detainer and control of the operation; licensee remained in control and a trial was scheduled for 11/29/21. Utilities were current and no staffing or PPE concerns were noted.
29 Jul 2021Complaint
29 Jul 2021Complaint
Investigated two complaints about billing unagreed expenses and restricting a resident’s medical provider; the investigation found no deficiencies.
18 Jun 2021Inspection
18 Jun 2021Inspection
Observed universal entry screening, daily symptom checks for staff, residents, and visitors, and infection control measures in place; no deficiencies were issued.
06 Jul 2020Complaint
06 Jul 2020Complaint
Investigated a complaint regarding infection control and medication management, confirming that the allegations were unfounded, with staff and physician interviews and record reviews supporting compliance with federal guidelines and Executive Orders.
19 Jun 2020Inspection
19 Jun 2020Inspection
Confirmed compliance with licensing regulations during informal office visit.
02 Mar 2020Inspection
02 Mar 2020Inspection
Identified concerns regarding the current status of the facility during an informal office visit.
10 Feb 2020Inspection
10 Feb 2020Inspection
Conducted Health & Safety check found no issues or deficiencies. Residents well-groomed, facility clean, and all services uninterrupted.
16 Jan 2020Inspection
16 Jan 2020Inspection
Identified concerns regarding the status of the facility during the informal office visit.
Type A
Type A
Type A
14 Jan 2020Inspection
14 Jan 2020Inspection
Conducted a Health & Safety check, facility appeared clean and maintained with comfortable temperature. Residents groomed and engaged in activities, sufficient food supply observed.
23 Dec 2019Inspection
23 Dec 2019Inspection
Conducted Health & Safety check: Facility clean & residents well-cared for. Adequate supplies & staffing, maintained grounds. No deficiencies.
11 Dec 2019Inspection
11 Dec 2019Inspection
Identified issues discussed during office visit.
03 Dec 2019Inspection
03 Dec 2019Inspection
Inspection found no issues with cleanliness, resident care, or maintenance of the facility. Staff reported no interruptions in services.
20 Nov 2019Inspection
20 Nov 2019Inspection
Reviewed control of property, status of the facility, and plans in the event of a lawsuit.Requested specific documents from the licensee related to ongoing legal actions.
14 Nov 2019Inspection
14 Nov 2019Inspection
Confirmed a Health & Safety check of residents in care with no deficiencies issued.
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