Country Place Senior Living of Brewton

License status

Regular

Last survey posted

March 25, 2026

Surveys posted

2

Deficiencies cited

23

Substantiated complaints

2

Surveys

• March 25, 2026 (Licensure): 12 deficiencies cited, 2 complaints substantiated, 1 complaint unsubstantiated report plan of correction
  The deficiencies cited pose a risk of harm to the residents and require a plan of correction.
  • Administration: The Assisted Living Facility Governing Authority. ADPH found: “The governing authority failed to ensure the facility operated in compliance with the SBOH rules for ALFs.” ADPH noted this as a repeat deficiency from the survey of JULY 17, 2024. 420-5-4-.03(1)(a)(b)(c)(d)
  • Administration: Policies. ADPH found: “The facility failed to follow it's own policies.” 420-5-4-.03(1)(e)
  • Administration: Responsibility. ADPH found: “The former administrator failed to ensure the plan of correction from the July 17, 2024, survey was implemented.” ADPH noted this as a repeat deficiency from the survey of JULY 17, 2024. 420-5-4-.03(2)(a)
  • Personnel: Training. ADPH found: “The facility failed to train a caregiver prior to resident contact.” 420-5-4-.04(6)
  • Records and Reports: Residents' Rights. ADPH found: “The previous survey results were not posted.” 420-5-4-.05(3)(d)
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  • Care of Residents: Initial Physical Examination. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure the physician's medical examinations were completed accurately and included all required information.” 420-5-4-.06(2)(a)(b)(c)
  • Care of Residents: Personal Care and Services. ADPH found: “Residents' facility care plans were not current and did not contain appropriate interventions to meet the care and safety needs of the residents.” 420-5-4-.06(4)(a)(b)
  • Care of Residents: Personal Care and Services. ADPH found: “The facility failed to have an activity program designed to meet the needs of each resident.” 420-5-4-.06(4)(c)(d)(e)(f)
  • Care of Residents: Medications. ADPH found: “Residents were not given the opportunity to utilize the unit dose package system and protect themselves from a medication error.” Cited as a result of a complaint investigation. 420-5-4-.06(5)(f)(g)(6)(7)(a)
  • Food Service: Food Handling Procedures. ADPH found: “The facility failed to: 1) ensure food items were stored in a manner to protect them from potential contamination. 2) to ensure the only sink in the kitchen had soap and paper towels for hand hygiene 3) to have documentation logs demonstrating that the facility was monitoring for proper food storage temperatures and 4) the food temperature logs had not been completed since March 1, 2026.” Cited as a result of a complaint investigation. 420-5-4-.07(2)
  • Food Service: Dietary Service. ADPH found: “The facility failed to post the current weekly menu in the food service area.” 420-5-4-.07(3)
  • Physical Environment: General Building Requirements - Family, Group, and Congregate. ADPH found: “The facility failed to provide a functional call system for each resident.” Cited as a result of a complaint investigation. 420-5-4-.12(5)
• July 17, 2024 (Licensure/Complaint): 11 deficiencies cited, 1 complaint unsubstantiated report other file
  The deficiencies cited pose a potential risk of harm to the residents and require a plan of correction.
  • Administration: Policies. ADPH found: “The facility failed to implement written policies and procedures for the following: Findings: The facility's policy titled, "MEDICATION ASSISTANCE POLICY & PROCEDURE" revealed, "POLICY: To provide staff assistance with the self-administration of medication to any resident who is aware of his or her medication as defined below.” 420-5-4-.03(1)(e)
  • Administration: Responsibility. ADPH found: “The administrator failed to perform her duties to ensure the care and safety needs of all residents were met.” 420-5-4-.03(2)(a)
  • Personnel: Training. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure EI#3, a Resident Assistant, was CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) certified and trained prior to resident contact to include medication assistance training.” 420-5-4-.04(6)
  • Care of Residents: Medical Direction and Supervision. ADPH found: “EI#3 failed to follow a physician's order for medications prescribed for RI#4.” 420-5-4-.06(1)
  • Care of Residents: Services Beyond Capability of Assisted Living Facility. ADPH found: “The facility failed to identify and discharge two residents with care needs which exceeded the capability of the facility's license.” 420-5-4-.06(3)(d)
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  • Care of Residents: Personal Care and Services. ADPH found: “EI#3 failed to follow RI#4's plan of care.” 420-5-4-.06(4)(a)(b)
  • Care of Residents: Medications. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure RI#2 and RI#3 were able to pass a medication awareness screenings and protect themselves from a medication error.” 420-5-4-.06(5)(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)
  • Care of Residents: Medications. ADPH found: “Residents were not given the opportunity to utilize the unit dose package system and protect themselves from a medication error.” 420-5-4-.06(5)(f)(g)(6)(7)(a)
  • Care of Residents. ADPH found: “EI#3 failed to document contemporaneously as she assisted with medications.” 420-5-4-.06(7)(j)
  • Food Service: Food Handling Procedures. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure a freezer temperature did not exceed zero (0) degrees Fahrenheit.” 420-5-4-.07(2)
  • Fire and Safety: General. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure fire drills were conducted monthly on different shifts.” 420-5-4-.11(1)

ADPH also lists 2 earlier surveys, back to 2016.

Search ADPH’s deficiency reports for license D2705 →

ADPH posts each survey’s Statement of Deficiencies as a PDF (older ones are scans, which we read by OCR). From each report we show the deficiency tags, the rules they cite, ADPH’s own one-sentence finding and the complaint outcomes ADPH states; each cited rule is named in the rule’s own words (Alabama Administrative Code, chapter 420-5-4 for assisted living and 420-5-20 for specialty care assisted living). The report, and the facility’s plan of correction when ADPH posts it, are the official record. Some reports list a complaint as substantiated with no deficiency cited; we show both as ADPH wrote them. This community is licensed for 28 residents; larger communities are inspected and reported on more often, so read counts with size in mind. Source: Alabama Department of Public Health, Bureau of Health Provider Standards, data as of October 15, 2026, showing surveys from the last five years. Always visit in person and ask the community about anything listed here.