Crane’s Roost Care Home

NM license number

5746

Licensed beds (state listing)

15

Latest survey report shown

October 24, 2022

Survey reports posted

15

Deficiencies cited

5

Substantiated complaints

1

Unsubstantiated complaints

6

Survey reports

• October 24, 2022 (Complaint survey): complaint 63084 substantiated report (Internet Archive copy of WK4N11.pdf)
• September 28, 2022: 5 deficiencies cited, complaint 55677 unsubstantiated report (Internet Archive copy of 97TY11.pdf)
  • Resident Evaluation A025, 7.8.2.25 NMAC
  • Resident Activities. The rule: “Each facility shall provide or make available recreational and social activities appropriate to the residents’ abilities that meet their psychosocial needs and are relevant to their social history; including a balance of cognitive, reminiscence, physical and social activities.” A027, 7.8.2.27 NMAC
  • Custodial Drug Permits. The state found: “The facility failed to ensure for 1 (R#2) of 2 (R#1-2) whos MARs were reviewed for compliance, that ali physician ordered : medications were availiable for resident use.” A034, 7.8.2.34 NMAC
  • Medications. The state found: “The facility did not have the carrect, current order available for review, | C.” 7.8.2.35 NMAC
  • Nutrition. The rule: “The facility shall provide planned and nutritionally balanced meals from the basic food groups in accordance with the “recommended daily dietary allowance” of the American dietetic association, the food and nutrition board of the national research council, or the national academy of sciences.” A036, 7.8.2.36 NMAC
• August 24, 2020 (offsite surveillance survey): no deficiencies cited report (Internet Archive copy of MHBM11.pdf)
• July 21, 2020: no deficiencies cited, complaint 47314 unsubstantiated report (Internet Archive copy of 5W9T11.pdf)
• July 13, 2020 (daily offsite surveillance survey): no deficiencies cited report (Internet Archive copy of 9J0T11.pdf)

The state’s listing for license 5746 (Internet Archive copy) →

New Mexico’s License Oversight Bureau posts each survey’s Statement of Deficiencies as a scanned PDF. We read the scans by OCR and show, for each report, the survey date, the kind of survey in the state’s words, each deficiency tag with the rule it cites and the state’s own one-sentence finding when OCR reads it whole. Each rule is named by its heading in New Mexico’s assisted living rules: 7.8.2 NMAC until June 30, 2024, and 8.370.14 NMAC (same section numbers) since July 1, 2024. The rules say: “If violations of this rule are cited, the facility will be provided with an official statement of deficiencies within 10 business days following the survey.” The facility’s plan of correction is printed in the right-hand column of the same report. The reports give no severity level for assisted living deficiencies, and the state’s site lists no fines or license actions. Revisit reports often repeat the complaint outcomes of the survey they follow up on; we count each complaint once. The state’s site (alf.hca.nm.gov) has not answered since at least September 2026, so we read the listing and reports from the Internet Archive’s copies, captured between January 16, 2026 and June 12, 2026. Reports the state posted after that are not shown. This community is licensed for 15 residents; larger communities are inspected and reported on more often, so read counts with size in mind. Source: New Mexico Health Care Authority, Division of Health Improvement, License Oversight Bureau, read October 16, 2026. The report itself is the official record. Always visit in person and ask the community about anything listed here.