Inspection Report Summary for Elite Quality Care

Elite Quality Care, a six‑bed group home in Roseville, has consistently demonstrated substantial compliance with California Department of Social Services regulations over the past four annual inspections. Each unannounced visit, conducted by Licensing Program Analyst Kevin Mknelly, reviewed the facility’s health and safety environment, resident records, staff qualifications, and infection‑control practices. The inspections were carried out under the infection‑control domain in 2021 and 2022 and with the broader CARE inspection tool in 2023 and 2024. In every case, no immediate violations of health, safety, or resident‑rights standards were observed, and the home was described as clean and well‑managed.

While the facility maintained full compliance, the analyst highlighted recurring administrative needs. In the early inspections, the analyst requested proof of weekly COVID‑19 testing for unvaccinated staff, a solution for fire‑door use, fit‑testing of N‑95 respirators, and the addition of trash‑can lids for masks and gloves. In later visits, the focus shifted to verifying completeness of resident and staff files, confirming fire‑drill records, and ensuring the proper number of caregivers were present. Each report emphasized that required documentation—including resident rosters, liability insurance, and the Infection Control Plan—should be submitted within a specified timeframe, though the facility ultimately met those requirements.

The pattern across years shows a stable, well‑run operation that meets regulatory expectations and promptly addresses the analyst’s suggested improvements. No deficiencies were cited, and the facility consistently received positive exit interviews. The repeated emphasis on documentation and infection‑control readiness underscores the department’s focus on maintaining high standards in small group homes, and Elite Quality Care’s adherence to those standards has been repeatedly verified.