Wills Creek Village

License status

Regular

Last survey posted

December 15, 2021

Surveys posted

1

Deficiencies cited

9

Substantiated complaints

0

Surveys

• December 15, 2021 (Licensure/Complaint): 9 deficiencies cited report plan of correction
  The deficiencies cited pose a potential risk of harm to the residents and require a plan of correction.
  • Personnel: Employee Screening. ADPH found: “The facility failed to screen potential employees for abuse.” 420-5-4-.04(3)
  • Personnel: Personnel Records. ADPH found: “The facility failed to document the date of initial resident contact for all employees.” 420-5-4-.04(4)
  • Personnel: Training. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure all staff who had contact with residents were currently certified in CPR.” 420-5-4-.04(6)
  • Care of Residents: Medical Direction and Supervision. ADPH found: “The facility failed to ensure all residents' care was under the direction and supervision of a physician.” ADPH noted this as a repeat deficiency from the survey of AUGUST 9, 2018. 420-5-4-.06(1)
  • Care of Residents: Initial Physical Examination. ADPH found: “The facility failed to have documentation of tuberculosis (TB) evaluation within the previous 12 months for all residents.” 420-5-4-.06(2)(a)(b)(c)
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  • Care of Residents: Personal Care and Services. ADPH found: “The facility's Resident Service and Plan of Care (RSPC) was not updated, nor did it reflect the current condition of the resident, and all entries on the RSPC were not dated.” ADPH noted this as a repeat deficiency from the survey of AUGUST 9, 2018. 420-5-4-.06(4)(a)(b)
  • Care of Residents. ADPH found: “The facility failed to properly document on a resident's Medication Administration Record (MAR).” ADPH noted this as a repeat deficiency from the survey of AUGUST 9, 2018. 420-5-4-.06(7)(j)
  • Care of Residents. ADPH found: “The facility failed to maintain and follow a system to accurately account for all controlled substances in its possession.” 420-5-4-.06(7)(k)(l)(m)(n)(o)
  • Physical Environment: Buildings and Grounds. ADPH found: “The facility administrator allowed a part of the assisted living facility to be used for commercial purpose.” 420-5-4-.12(1)

ADPH also lists 3 earlier surveys, back to 2009.

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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 40 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.