Family Feels Residential Care 2

Family Feels Residential Care 2 has accumulated 2 serious violations affecting resident safety or care (Type A citations) and 2 administrative or non-serious findings (Type B citations) across 2 routine inspections since licensing in June 2023. However, the most recent inspection in June 2025 showed no Type A citations, suggesting an improving trajectory in the community's compliance with life safety and resident care standards. The facility's small 6-bed capacity means fewer opportunities for violations compared to larger communities, but the presence of Type A citations in such a short operating period warrants attention from prospective families. CDSS routine inspections evaluate areas including medication management, staff training, and building conditions, and the recent clean inspection indicates better performance in these critical areas. Given the facility's brief 3-year operating history, families should ask the administrator about what specific corrective actions were implemented after the earlier violations and how the community has strengthened its safety protocols. The absence of any complaint investigations suggests residents and families have not raised formal concerns with the state during this period.