Country Place Assisted Living

Country Place Assisted Living has had multiple compliance issues over its 14-year operating history, including one serious violation affecting resident safety or care and 17 administrative or non-serious findings related to areas like paperwork, procedures, or building conditions. The community has received significantly more complaint investigations than routine inspections (19 versus 6), suggesting ongoing concerns that prompted state follow-up beyond standard oversight of medication management and resident care plans. Eight allegations against the facility have been substantiated, meaning roughly 25% of investigated complaints were found to have merit, while 24 were unsubstantiated. Families should ask the community which categories of allegations were substantiated and what specific corrective actions were taken and verified by the state. The recent three-year period shows continued activity with five substantiated allegations and five additional administrative citations, indicating that compliance challenges have persisted rather than improved over time.