Allegria at the Oaks.

“The food pantry storage area had a strong sewage odor from a drainage line inside the room. The drain was not treated with Bio-enzymatic Odor Eliminator on the day of inspection as part of the facility's daily maintenance routine.”

“One elevator serving the 3-floor facility has been inoperative since October 10, 2025, making the lower level inaccessible to residents. Additionally, one main washing machine on the lower level and one on the personal care floor were reported out of service, with laundry outsourced to a laundromat.”

“Two dryers in the memory care unit had approximately 12 inches of accumulated lint in the lint trap, creating a fire hazard.”

“A stop sign was placed next to an exit door in the west wing of the memory care unit, obstructing egress from the facility.”

“A Lorazepam gel medication with an expired beyond-use date was stored in a medication cart. The medication had not been used for months as the resident was receiving other medications.”

“The bathroom in room 34-PC does not have an operable window or ventilation fan. The exhaust vent is inoperable.”

“Resident #4's medication administration record for Divalproex Sodium CA 125mg does not include the diagnosis or purpose for the medication, which is a required element.”

“Resident #4's prescribed Divalproex Sodium CA 125mg was not administered on 04/20/25 at 2pm as prescribed. Resident #5's prescribed medications were not administered on 05/05/25 at 8pm and 9pm as prescribed.”

“Resident #6's assessment does not include the resident's behavioral or cognitive need and degree. Page 10 of the RASP document is missing.”

“The facility failed to ensure that the maximum number of residents did not exceed the capacity permitted by the Certificate of Occupancy. The facility was operating beyond its licensed capacity.”

“The facility failed to ensure that the maximum number of residents did not exceed the capacity permitted by the Certificate of Occupancy. The facility was operating beyond its licensed capacity.”

“A resident's most recent medical evaluation was not completed within the required annual timeframe. The facility failed to ensure timely completion of annual medical evaluations for at least one resident.”

“Multiple medication storage and security violations were identified: narcotic inventory counts were incorrect for multiple residents (counts off by 1-2 tablets); glucose monitoring readings were not taken but falsely recorded on medication administration records for one resident on multiple dates; two prescribed medications were not available in the home.”