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identify the month that this observation was made.
Review of Community Care Licensing (CCL) report, dated 08/20/2025, stated that the facility had a visit conducted by the Department to address the facility's expansion of their Marselisborg building and address the facility's change of capacity. Per report, the visit was to see if the facility's expansion was ready to be licensed by the Department. During visit conducted on 08/20/2025, the facility's new license was granted. On 10/03/2025 and 10/21/2025, facility had their annual inspection visit conducted. Review of inspection notes showed that the facility had evacuation chairs at each stairwell at the time of inspection. During visit conducted on 06/04/2026, it was observed that that there were two evacuation chairs located in the Assisted Living building, two evacuation chairs located in the expansion building/Marselisborg building, and one evacuation chair located in the Extended Care building.
Based on record review and observations made, this allegation is Unsubstantiated.
"Facility not meeting resident's care needs" - Complaint alleged that R1 had a fall in February 2026 and facility staff did not clean R1's bathroom and left fecal matter on the bathroom floor after their fall. Complaint also alleged that R1's meal trays were not removed from their room for up to six hours when they were in Extended Care, and that R1 never received treatment from their breathing machine while in Extended Care.
Review of R1's progress notes showed that R1 was in Extended Care from 02/11/2026 to 04/20/2026, and moved to Assisted Living on 07/28/2026.
An interview with R1 was conducted. Per R1, they resided as an Independent Living resident until the beginning of August 2026 when they moved to the facility's Assisted Living. During the interview, R1 stated that the facility staff made them feel special and and felt that their needs were being met. Per R1, when they would have an accident in Independent Living, they would call for assistance and facility staff would help with cleaning right away. When asked if the facility staff took a long time to remove food trays from their room, R1 stated that they felt that facility staff did a good job.
An interview with R1's responsible party was conducted. Per responsible party, the facility goes above and beyond for R1 to make sure that they are okay and well taken care of. Responsible party also stated that they have no concerns with the services provided, and said that the staff ensure that R1's room is clean and that they are informed of any incidents that have occurred with R1.
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