Inspection Reports for Spring Oak at Warrenton

The inspection was a renewal visit conducted to assess compliance with applicable standards and laws for the assisted living facility.

The inspection found non-compliance with several standards including failure to train staff prior to being placed in charge, insufficient annual staff training hours, inadequate monitoring of a resident with restraints, and lack of emergency water supply for 48 hours.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation to review allegations of non-compliance with standards or law at the assisted living facility.

The evidence gathered during the investigation did not support the allegations of non-compliance with standards or law. The inspection findings will be posted publicly and an exit meeting was planned to review the findings.

The inspection was complaint-related, but the allegations were not substantiated based on the evidence gathered during the investigation.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation to review allegations related to resident care and accommodations at the assisted living facility.

The investigation supported some but not all allegations, identifying non-compliance in Resident Care and Related Services and Resident Accommodations and Related Provisions. Violations included failure to offer at least one hour of daily activities and failure to administer medications within the facility's standard dosing schedule.

The evidence gathered supported some of the allegations related to Resident Care and Related Services and Resident Accommodations and Related Provisions. A violation notice was issued. The licensee has the opportunity to submit a plan of correction within five business days of the exit interview.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal of the facility's license, including a tour of the physical plant and review of resident and staff records.

The inspection found non-compliance with applicable standards related to medication management, specifically that medications were not locked when unsupervised and medications were not kept in pharmacy-issued containers with proper labeling.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection to review the facility's compliance with licensing requirements.

The Licensing Inspector reviewed multiple areas including administration, personnel, resident care, emergency preparedness, and health care oversight. Six records and five interviews were conducted, and all self-reported incidents since the last inspection were reviewed. Residents were observed in activities and documentation such as pharmacy review, menus, and fire drills were examined.

This was an initial inspection conducted to evaluate the facility for licensure.

The Licensing Inspector reviewed 4 records and conducted 4 interviews. Residents were observed during activities and meals. The inspector was not able to review all standards at the time of inspection. All requested documentation was in order and a recommendation will be made for licensure.