We Care Elderly Care

We Care Elderly Care's compliance record over 6.1 years of operation shows multiple regulatory concerns that warrant careful family evaluation. The community has received 4 Type A citations (serious violations affecting resident safety or care) and 5 Type B citations (administrative or non-serious findings) across 5 routine inspections, indicating challenges with meeting state standards for areas like resident care plans and medication management. Additionally, 3 substantiated allegations have emerged from 10 complaint investigations, meaning roughly 30% of investigated allegations were upheld by the state. Families should ask the administrator which categories of allegations were substantiated and what specific corrective actions were taken and verified by the state. The recent record shows ongoing issues, with 1 Type A citation and 1 substantiated allegation occurring within the past three years, suggesting that regulatory compliance remains an active concern rather than a resolved issue. While this is a small 8-bed home where fewer total findings might be expected due to scale, the pattern of serious citations and substantiated complaints indicates families should conduct thorough due diligence about current care practices and oversight.