Sterling Senior Community V

Over six years of operation, Sterling Senior Community V has accumulated one serious violation affecting resident safety or care (Type A) and six administrative or non-serious findings (Type B) across five routine inspections and three complaint investigations. The community has had three substantiated allegations during this period, with roughly 60% of investigated allegations being substantiated. While the recent three-year period shows no Type A citations, all three substantiated allegations occurred during this timeframe, suggesting ongoing concerns that families should address directly. The family should ask the community which categories of allegations were substantiated and what specific corrective actions were taken and verified by the state. For a small six-bed facility, this level of findings indicates some challenges in areas that routine inspections typically examine, such as resident care plans and staff training, though the absence of recent serious violations shows the community has avoided the most critical safety issues.