Las Palmas Assisted Living

Las Palmas Assisted Living has one serious violation affecting resident safety or care (Type A citation) and one administrative finding (Type B citation) across eight years of operation since licensing in 2018. However, the community's record shows clear improvement over time — no Type A citations have occurred in the past three years, with the most recent inspections finding the facility in compliance with state requirements for resident care plans and medication management. The single Type A citation represents a concerning finding that families should discuss directly with the community to understand what occurred and what corrective measures were implemented. For a small six-bed facility, having just two total citations over six routine inspections suggests generally consistent operations, though the presence of any serious violation warrants careful inquiry. The recent clean record across three inspection cycles indicates the community has addressed its earlier compliance issues, but families should ask specific questions about the nature of the Type A citation and verify that corrective actions remain effective.