Safeway Senior Living

Safeway Senior Living has accumulated concerning findings during its brief operating period since licensing in May 2024. Over just two inspection cycles, the 6-bed facility has received 2 Type A citations (serious violations affecting resident safety or care) and 4 Type B citations (administrative or non-serious findings), along with a complaint investigation that resulted in 2 substantiated allegations. The substantiation rate is particularly notable — all investigated allegations were substantiated rather than unfounded. Given that this small residential care facility has been licensed for only about two years, this pattern of findings across multiple regulatory touchpoints suggests operational challenges that families should discuss directly with management. Ask the facility which categories of allegations were substantiated, what specific corrective actions were taken and verified, and how they have strengthened their medication management and resident care oversight since the January 2025 complaint investigation.