Fil-Am Home for Seniors: Lansing's

Fil-Am Home for Seniors has shown significant improvement in its compliance record over the past three years, with no serious violations during this recent period despite having one Type A citation (serious violation affecting resident safety or care) in its lifetime record since licensing in February 2021. The facility has accumulated 10 Type B citations (administrative or non-serious findings related to paperwork, posting, or minor procedure gaps) across its 5 inspection cycles, which is elevated for a small 6-bed home but reflects the administrative challenges that smaller facilities often face with documentation requirements. Notably, none of the investigated allegations have been substantiated — all 5 allegations across 4 complaint investigations were found to be unsubstantiated, suggesting that while concerns have been raised, they have not been validated by state investigators. The facility's recent trajectory shows stronger compliance, with no Type A citations in the past three years and only 2 Type B citations from complaint visits during this period. While the limited 5-year operating history means fewer inspection cycles to judge from, the recent improvement trend following the earlier serious violation suggests the facility has addressed its compliance issues. Families should ask the community about the nature of the early Type A citation and what specific corrective measures were implemented to prevent recurrence.