OakBridge Terrace at Cokesbury Village, Acts Senior Living

Last survey report

July 29, 2026

Survey reports posted

5

Deficiencies cited

13

Reports that include a complaint survey

3

Survey reports (newest first)

• July 29, 2026, Annual Visit & Complaint Survey: no deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
• January 5, 2026, Follow-up Survey: no deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
• May 12, 2025, Annual Visit & Complaint Survey: 3 deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
  • Infection Control rule 3225.9.7, Scope and severity code: D (as printed on the report)
    DHCQ: “For two out of six residents reviewed for pneumococcal vaccines, the facility failed to provide evidence of the residents’ updated pneumococcal vaccine or a declination of such.”
  • Rule not readable on the scan
  • Staffing rule 3225.16.2, Scope and severity code: D (as printed on the report)
    DHCQ: “Three out of six residents reviewed for Accidents, the facility failed to ensure that nursing services met professional stand-. 7. ards as evidenced by having LPNs complete the post fall assessment and documentation for residents’ post fall which violates the Delaware State Board of Nursing Scope of Practice. 1. 7/21/23 — R1 was admitted to the OBT facility. 1/26/25 — Per EMR documentation at 3:49.”
• May 15, 2024, Annual Visit & Complaint Survey: 7 deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
  • Specialized Care for Memory Impairment rule 3225.7.3.8
    DHCQ: “The facility lacked evidence of providing pre-admission process and criteria for placement, assessment, care planning & implementation process used for assessment, establishing and updating the service agreement and its implementation, the staffing plan, orientation, and regular in-service education for specialized care, the physical environment and design features, including security systems appropriate to support...”
  • Medication Management rule 3225.8.6
    DHCQ: “For two out of three residents sampled for resident assessments for self-administration of medications, the facility lacked evidence that the assessments for self-administration of miscellaneous medicated creams were completed.”
  • Resident Assessment rule 3225.11.4
    DHCQ: “For four out of six residents sampled for resident assessments, the facility lacked evidence that the UAI assessments were completed in conjunction with the resident.”
  • Resident Assessment rule 3225.11.5
    DHCQ: “For five out of six residents sampled for resident assessments, the facility lacked evidence of completing the required UAI assessments. 1. 12/22/22 — R1 was admitted to the facility. The annual UAI due in January 2024 was not in evidence. 2. 10/12/21 — R2 was admitted to the facility. The annual UAIs due in 2022 and 2023 were not in evidence. 3. 7/15/22 — R4 was admitted to the facility.”
  • Services rule 3225.12.1.3
    DHCQ: “The facility failed to comply with the Delaware Food Code.”
  • Service Agreements rule 3225.13.1
    DHCQ: “For six out of six residents sampled, the facility failed to provide evidence of the service agreement, or of the resident’s signature or of the facility providing a copy of the signed agreement.”
  • Service Agreements rule 3225.13.3
    DHCQ: “For five out six residents’ service agreements sampled, the personal attending physician address and phone number were not evidence.”
• August 16, 2022, Annual Visit: 3 deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
  • Resident Assessment rule 3225.11.5, completion date August 30, 2022
    DHCQ: “For two out of seven residents sampled for resident assessments, the facility lacked evidence of completing the required UAI assessments.”
  • Service Agreements rule 3225.13.12, completion date August 30, 2022
    DHCQ: “For three out of seven residents sampled, the facility lacked evidence of R2, R4 and R5’s Service Agreement completions at the time of admission.”
  • Service Agreements rule 3225.13.6
    DHCQ: “For one out of seven residents sampled, the facility lacked evidence of R2’s Service Agreement completion in conjunction with the annual UAI assessments.”

See this facility’s reports on the state’s list → (OakBridge Terrace at Cokesbury Village, Acts Senior Living)

The reports are scanned PDFs; rule numbers, codes and quoted statements were read from the scans and may contain reading errors, so check the report itself. Older reports may carry the facility’s earlier name; DHCQ files them under the same license number. Rule names are the section headings of the current regulations. This community is licensed for 49 residents; larger communities are inspected and reported on more often, so read counts with size in mind. Source: Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Health Care Quality, data as of October 16, 2026, showing the last five years. Always visit in person and ask the community about anything listed here.