Assisted Living Facility Inspection Reports in District of Columbia
21
Total Facilities
55
Total Citations
Inspection Snapshot: District of Columbia
| Metric | District of Columbia |
|---|---|
| Total Licensed Facilities | 21 |
| Facilities with Violations on Record | 15(100%) |
| Facilities with Clean Inspection Records | 0(0%) |
| Average Violations per Facility | 3.7 |
Browse by City
Most-Reviewed Facilities in District of Columbia
| Facility | City | Violations |
|---|---|---|
| Inspir at Embassy Row | Washington | 12 |
| Grand Oaks Assisted Living | Washington | 6 |
| Livingston Place at Southern Ave | Washington | 5 |
| Joye Assisted Living Services | Washington | 4 |
| Chevy Chase House | Washington | 4 |
| Ingleside at Rock Creek Park | Washington | 4 |
| Knollwood | Washington | 4 |
| The Residences at Kenilworth Park | Washington | 3 |
| The Residences at Thomas Circle | Washington | 3 |
| Maple Heights Senior Living | Washington | 3 |
Frequently Asked Questions About Assisted Living in District of Columbia
- How many assisted living facilities are in District of Columbia?
- District of Columbia has 21 licensed assisted living facilities. Of these, 15 have documented violations on file, and 0 have clean inspection records. Data is sourced from DC Health inspection records.
- How often are assisted living facilities inspected in District of Columbia?
- District of Columbia inspections are conducted by DC Health. Most assisted living facilities are subject to annual unannounced surveys, plus complaint-driven investigations. All reports reviewed by The Care Audit become part of each facility's public record.
- What should I look for in an inspection report?
- Look for the number of citations, their severity level, whether financial penalties were imposed, and whether deficiencies were corrected on follow-up. Repeat violations across multiple surveys are a significant red flag. Facilities with zero citations have passed all inspections in the reviewed period.
- What are the most common violations at assisted living facilities in District of Columbia?
- Common violations include medication management errors, inadequate staffing ratios, failure to maintain individualized care plans, and physical plant or fire safety deficiencies. The Care Audit shows the full citation history for each facility.
- Is The Care Audit affiliated with District of Columbia government?
- No. The Care Audit is an independent public resource. All data is sourced directly from official state health department inspection records and made available as a free public service.