State assisted-living licensing record · New York DOH · record as pulled October 1, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

New York — assisted living inspection records

Every facility the New York State Department of Health (DOH) licenses as an adult home or an enriched housing program, with the regulations from its inspections and complaint investigations since October 2022. DOH inspects every adult care facility for certification every 12 to 18 months, with follow-up inspections to check that violations were corrected and investigations of complaints and incident reports in between. Assisted living residences and assisted living programs are licensed on top of an adult home or enriched housing certificate, so they are here under that certificate. DOH's profile of each facility shows its inspections of the last four years, through a date about six months before the page is read, with the regulations cited at each. The date given is the date DOH issued the inspection report, the only date it publishes. Inspections that age off DOH's page stay in this record once it has read them.

Not in this record: Fire safety inspection, severity, the regulation text, and enforcement. Fire safety inspections under the state fire code are made by local code enforcement and are not part of DOH's record; what DOH itself cites about the building — its environmental standards and its disaster and emergency planning rules — is here. DOH assigns no severity to a violation and publishes no correction date, only whether the facility's plan of correction was approved, which is not carried here. Violations under dispute through DOH's Inspection Review Process are withheld from its page and so from this one. Civil penalties and other enforcement are published separately and not republished, and an operator that is an individual is not named.

The regulations DOH cites, and how often →

2 newly licensed in the last 15 months →