Yearling Board and Care

Yearling Board and Care has accumulated several compliance concerns during its nearly five years of operation, with 3 Type A citations (serious violations affecting resident safety or care), 3 Type B citations (administrative or non-serious findings), and 3 substantiated allegations against the facility. The substantiation rate is concerning — roughly 60% of investigated allegations were substantiated rather than found unfounded, suggesting legitimate issues when complaints are filed. All of the Type A citations occurred during the facility's earlier operating years, with no serious violations documented in the past three years, indicating some improvement in critical areas like resident care plans and medication management. However, 3 allegations were substantiated in recent complaint investigations, meaning ongoing issues warrant family attention. Ask the administrator which categories of allegations were substantiated in recent years and what specific corrective actions were taken and verified by the state. For a small 6-bed facility, this level of regulatory activity — with complaint investigations nearly matching the number of routine inspections — suggests persistent operational challenges that families should discuss directly with management.