State assisted-living licensing record · Texas HHSC · record as pulled September 11, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

River Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care

1530 E. Sandy Lake Rd, Coppell, TX 75019 · Dallas County · 86 licensed beds

HHSC licence number 147411 · licensed through June 15, 2028 · first licensed August 2013

The licence

Licensed by HHSC · Assisted Living Facility, Type B · Limited Liability Company (LLC) · managed by Legend Senior Living, LLC

Certifications and programs, as listed by HHSC

Alzheimer's certification: Yes, through 6/15/2028
Alzheimer's unit capacity: 24
Accepts Medicaid: No

Citations on file

Since September 2021

HHSC visits

1 routine inspection

Life safety and building

Life safety · physical plant · emergency

Position within Texas

40 citations — more than 99% of the 1,995 licensed assisted living facilities in Texas. Compared only within Texas: a citation from HHSC means what it means in Texas, and there is no national assisted living record to compare to. Counted over 5 years, which holds two or three routine inspections. How this is calculated

Not in this record

Scope and severity, and enforcement. HHSC rates each finding on a scope-and-severity scale but does not publish the rating per facility, and it records fines and enforcement actions separately; neither is republished here. What is here is unusual among states: HHSC inspects fire and life safety itself and publishes those findings per facility, so this record carries a real life safety section.

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Life safety and building citations

The citations about the building itself — fire and life safety, physical plant and emergency management. Usually the maintenance side’s to fix.

How that compares

Citations on file over 5 years

Compared with the median licensed assisted living facility in Texas. Within-state only.

Citations on file over 5 years, compared
Measure	Citations
This facility	40
Median facility in Texas	2

Visit history

Citations at each HHSC visit

Citations at each HHSC visit
Visit	Type	Citations
May 12, 2025	health inspection	16
April 9, 2026	comprehensive inspection	0
April 9, 2026	life safety code inspection	24

What the citations cover

Citations by category (TagProof's grouping)

Life safety 12
Emergency management 10
Records and administration 8
Staffing and training 5
Other 5

Citations by category
Category	Citations
Life safety	12
Emergency management	10
Records and administration	8
Staffing and training	5
Uncatalogued tags	1
Food service	1
Resident care	1
Medication	1
Physical plant	1

Every visit on file since September 2021

As published by HHSC, newest first, including visits that cited nothing. The wording is HHSC’s own.

April 9, 2026 — life safety code inspection, 24 citations

Citations from the life safety code inspection on April 9, 2026
What HHSC found	Corrected
The facility's plan failed to include the location of a current list of the facility's resident population.	—
The facility failed to keep documentation about the fire alarm system onsite at the facility.	—
The facility failed to inspect, test, and maintain carbon monoxide detection system components.	—
The facility failed to conduct and document a risk assessment for potential emergencies or disasters.	—
The facility's plan failed to include a process that ensures communication with the EMC.	—
The facility failed to ensure equipment could be accessed to the facility could inspect, test, and service the equipment.	—
The facility failed to include a section addressing warning in the emergency preparedness and response plan.	—
The facility failed to provide the minimum levels of illumination required in the facility.	—
The facility failed to include a section addressing transportation in the emergency preparedness and response plan.	—
The facility failed to have a complete fire safety plan for the protection of everyone in the facility in the event of a fire.	—
The facility failed to include a section addressing direction and control in the emergency preparedness and response plan.	—
The facility failed to register with 2-1-1 Texas to assist the state in identifying persons who may need assistance in a disaster.	—
The facility failed to have a program to inspect, test, and maintain the fire sprinkler system and keep records of inspection, testing, and maintenance of the fire sprinkler system.	—
The facility failed to provide the required emergency preparedness and response plan training and conduct drills.	—
The facility failed to include a section addressing health and medical needs in the emergency preparedness and response plan.	—
The facility failed to ensure flammable and combustible liquids were not stored in buildings used by residents.	—
The facility failed to obtain pressure tests of gas piping in the facility.	—
The facility failed to obtain an inspection by the fire marshal every year and to keep documentation showing the outcome of the last inspection.	—
The facility failed to store oxygen provided by the facility in a safe and sanitary manner.	—
The facility failed to inspect and test required smoke dampers.	—
The facility failed to include a section addressing communication in the emergency preparedness and response plan.	—
The facility's plan failed to document the contact information for the EMC for the area.	—
The facility failed to notify each resident, next of kin, or legally authorized representative how to register for evacuation assistance with 2-1-1 Texas.	—
The facility failed to include a section addressing evacuation in the emergency preparedness and response plan.	—

April 9, 2026 — comprehensive inspection, nothing cited

May 12, 2025 — health inspection, 16 citations

Citations from the health inspection on May 12, 2025
What HHSC found	Corrected
The facility failed to post a copy of the most recent inspection report.	—
The facility failed to post an HHSC sign that specifies how complaints may be filed with HHSC.	—
The facility failed to post the Provider Bill of Rights.	—
The facility failed to keep discontinued medications separate from current medications or failed to meet requirements for appropriate disposal of discontinued medications.	—
The facility failed to keep a copy of the initial or annual search of the NAR and EMR in the employee's personnel file.	—
The facility failed to post HHSC telephone hotline number to report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation.	—
The facility failed to post the telephone number of the managing local ombudsman and the Ombudsman Program.	—
The provider failed to post the facility license as required.	—
The facility failed to have sufficient staff to assure that each resident would receive the kind and amount of supervision and care required to meet basic needs.	—
The facility failed to ensure each resident was free from abuse, neglect, and exploitation.	—
The facility failed to ensure each resident was free from abuse and unnecessary restraints.	—
The provider failed to post the facility's normal 24- hour staffing patterns.	—
The facility failed to comply with Texas Food Establishment rules and local health ordinances and requirements.	—
The facility failed to conduct required fire drills and document fire drills on the required form.	—
The provider failed to properly post or disclose to prospective residents the facility's normal 24-hour staffing pattern.	—
The facility failed to train all staff in which conditions to report to the facility manager prior to their assuming any job responsibilities.	—

Reflects the HHSC record as pulled September 11, 2026. A recent visit may not appear yet. This is the Texas state licensing record; it is not the federal nursing home survey and the two are never combined.