State assisted-living licensing record · West Virginia OHFLAC · record as pulled September 22, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

OHFLAC deficiency · Cited on health surveys

Health Care Standards

An assisted living deficiency from OHFLAC, cited on West Virginia licensure inspections and complaint investigations. TagProof groups it under Resident care. OHFLAC names the rule section a deficiency falls under, with the survey's type and date; no tag number, severity or correction date is attached.

23
Facilities cited
In the last 3 years
65
Individual citations
8
Cited more than once
At separate visits
35%
Repeat rate

35% of the facilities cited on this finding have been cited on it again at a later visit. A finding that recurs is usually a gap in the routine that produces the record — the same check missed, or done and not documented in a form the surveyor accepts — rather than a new fault.

Where it is cited

West Virginia counties with the most facilities cited on this finding
Kanawha County3Cabell County2Fayette County2Harrison County2Marion County2Monongalia County2Putnam County2Randolph County2Wood County2Berkeley County1
West Virginia counties with the most facilities cited on this finding
CountyFacilities cited
Kanawha County3
Cabell County2
Fayette County2
Harrison County2
Marion County2
Monongalia County2
Putnam County2
Randolph County2
Wood County2
Berkeley County1

Wording and visit type as published by the West Virginia Office of Health Facility Licensure and Certification. Counts are over West Virginia licensed assisted living facilities only; there is no national figure for a state deficiency.