Peach Tree Health Group

Last survey report

April 30, 2026

Survey reports posted

4

Deficiencies cited

15

Reports that include a complaint survey

3

Survey reports (newest first)

• April 30, 2026, Annual Visit & Complaint Survey: 3 deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
  • Records and Reports rule 3225.19.6, Scope and severity code: D (as printed on the report)
    DHCQ: “For two out of 14 residents reviewed for facility-reported incidents, the facility failed ta conclude the investigation and submit a follow- Lh aes Yen Title up report to the division within the five-day timeframe.”
  • Records and Reports rule 3225.19.7.1.3.1, Scope and severity code: D (as printed on the report)
    DHCQ: “For one out of 11 residents sampled for reportable incidents, the facility failed to report to the State Agency within the required 8 hours.”
  • Records and Reports rule 3225.19.7.7, Scope and severity code: D (as printed on the report), completion date May 29, 2026
    DHCQ: “For two out of five residents reviewed for falls, the facility failed to submit reportable incidents to the State Agency within eight hours.”
• April 1, 2025, Annual Visit & Complaint Survey: 3 deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
  • Medication Management rule 3225.8.2
    DHCQ: “The facility failed to have a medication reference book under 2 years old available for employees.”
  • Services rule 3225.12.1.3
    DHCQ: “The facility failed to comply with the Delaware Food Code.”
  • Staffing rule 3225.16.14.2.9, completion date April 25, 2025
    DHCQ: “For one out of ten sampled employees, the facility lacked evidence of training pursuant to abuse, neglect and mistreatment.”
• July 24, 2024, Follow-up Survey: no deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
• April 2, 2024, Annual Visit & Complaint Survey: 9 deficiencies cited. Report (PDF)
  • Rule not readable on the scan
    DHCQ: “For one out of eleven (11) sampled employee files, the facility lacked evidence of annual training pursuant to the memory-impaired resident.”
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    DHCQ: “The facility failed to have an infection control program that monitored and tracked infections. The facility was out of compliance with this requirement prior to and during the survey. It was unknown when the infection control program had last been functioning as required. The facility initiated the infection control program on 4/1/24.”
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    DHCQ: “The facility lacked an infection control process to prevent, identify, and manage infections.”
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    DHCQ: “The facility lacked an orientation and annual in-service program for infection prevention and control program.”
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    DHCQ: “For one out of five sampled resident assistants for annual in-service education, the facility failed to employ resident assistants that received a minimum of 12 hours of regular in-service annually.”
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    DHCQ: “For one out of eleven (11) residents sampled for physical abuse, the facility failed to provide services necessary to avoid physical harm.”
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    DHCQ: “The facility failed to recognize a pattern of medication errors that resulted in missing medications. Based on review of the facility's evidence to correct the non-compliance and the facility's substantial compliance at the time of the current survey, the deficiency was determined to be past non-compliance as of 12/14/23.”
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    DHCQ: “For one out of three (3) residents reviewed for neglect, the facility failed to follow a prescribed treatment plan that led to a fall with a major injury.”

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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 96 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.