State assisted-living licensing record · Georgia HFRD · record as pulled November 3, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

111-8-62-1001 · Rule 111-8-62-.10 Staffing

Staffing

An assisted living survey tag from HFRD, cited on Georgia licensure inspections and complaint investigations. TagProof groups it under Staffing and training. Each citation carries a scope and severity set by HFRD.

9
Facilities cited
In the last 5 years
10
Individual citations
1
Cited more than once
At separate visits
11%
Repeat rate

How HFRD classifies it

HFRD prints a scope-and-severity letter beside each citation, on the grid the federal nursing home survey uses: A to C is a deficiency with no actual harm and the potential for minimal harm, D to F no actual harm with the potential for more than minimal harm, G to I actual harm that is not immediate jeopardy, and J to L immediate jeopardy; within each band the letter rises from isolated to pattern to widespread. D is by far the most common.

111-8-62-1001 citations by scope and severity
Scope and severityCitations
D10

Where it is cited

Georgia counties with the most facilities cited on 111-8-62-1001
Walton County2Cherokee County1Fulton County1Hall County1Jackson County1Richmond County1Spalding County1Wayne County1
Georgia counties with the most facilities cited on 111-8-62-1001
CountyFacilities cited
Walton County2
Cherokee County1
Fulton County1
Hall County1
Jackson County1
Richmond County1
Spalding County1
Wayne County1

What the requirement says

HFRD’s requirement text as it appears on the inspection report, verbatim.

111-8-62-.10(1) Homes licensed for less than 25 beds must maintain a minimum on-site staff to resident ratio of one awake direct care staff person per 15 residents during waking hours and one awake direct care staff person per 25 residents during non-waking hours where the residents have minimal care needs. Homes licensed for 25 or more beds must maintain an average monthly minimum on- site staff to resident ratio of one awake direct care staff person per 15 residents during waking hours and one awake direct care staff person per 20 residents during non-waking hours. Average monthly minimum staffing levels shall be calculated and documented by the home using methods and forms specified by the department. Notwithstanding the above requirements, all homes must staff above these minimum on-site staff ratios to meet the specific residents' ongoing health, safety and care needs.

Tag code, title and classification as published by the Georgia Department of Community Health, Healthcare Facility Regulation Division. Counts are over Georgia licensed assisted living facilities only; there is no national figure for a state survey tag.