Aloha Assisted Living

Aloha Assisted Living's 13-year compliance record shows concerning findings that require careful family evaluation before considering placement. The facility 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 five routine inspections, which is notable for a small 4-bed home where fewer findings would typically be expected due to scale. More significantly, both complaint investigations resulted in substantiated allegations, meaning 100% of investigated concerns were verified as valid by state regulators. The facility's recent three-year record mirrors the lifetime pattern, with the Type A citation and both substantiated allegations occurring during this period, indicating these are active rather than historical issues. Families should ask the facility specifically which categories of allegations were substantiated in 2023 and 2024, what corrective actions were taken and verified, and how the community has addressed the serious violation that prompted the Type A citation. Despite more than a decade of operation, the pattern of substantiated complaints alongside citation activity suggests families should thoroughly investigate the facility's current care practices, particularly around resident safety and the specific areas that triggered state enforcement actions.