Lexington House

Over 5.4 years of licensed operation, Lexington House has received one Type A citation (a serious violation affecting resident safety or care) and one Type B citation (an administrative or non-serious finding) across four routine inspections. The community has also faced five complaint investigations, with two allegations substantiated — meaning roughly 18% of investigated allegations were upheld by the state. However, the recent record shows a stronger trajectory, with no Type A citations, Type B citations, or substantiated allegations in the past three years, even as CDSS continued conducting routine inspections covering areas like resident care plans and medication management. Families should ask the community which categories of allegations were substantiated and what corrective actions were taken and verified. For a 6-bed facility, having slightly more complaint investigations than routine inspections suggests residents or families have raised concerns that prompted state follow-up, though the improving pattern indicates the community has addressed earlier issues.