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Parkland Village Retirement Community

3121 NE CUMULUS AVENUE
Mcminnville, OR 97128

(503) 435-1499
valeriev@cascadeliving.com

Administrator name: Valerie Valdez

ID: 70M072
Status: Open
Type: Assisted Living Facility
Licensed beds: 60
Accepts Medicaid: Yes
Memory Care: No

Owner: Cascade Living Group- Oregon, LLC

19119 NORTH CREEK PARKWAY, STE 102
Bothell, 98011

(425) 408-9141

Owner since: 5/1/2015

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Date Date From To	Event ID	Inspection type(s) Inspection type(s)	Deficiencies cited Deficiencies cited Between And
4/22/2025	KIT004022	Kitchen	1
1/23/2024	SJ72	State Licensure	1
1/10/2023	20T7	Validation	14

3 records found

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Records that are highlighted and show the icon, occurred under the current provider owner.

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Date Date From To	Report number Report number	Allegation Allegation Failed to comply with move-out, transfer or discharge requirements Failed to intervene when resident's condition changed Failed to perform adequate screening or assessment Failed to properly plan care Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation Failed to provide a safe medication administration system Failed to provide or assist with hygiene Failed to provide oversight and monitoring of change of condition	Level Level Between And	Type Type Abuse: Financial abuse Abuse: Neglect Abuse: Verbal/Mental abuse
5/11/2023	00263229-AP-218314	Failed to properly plan care	3	Abuse: Neglect
5/10/2021	00144366-AP-113965	Failed to provide oversight and monitoring of change of condition	3	Abuse: Neglect
2/20/2020	00072112-AP-052697	Failed to provide a safe medication administration system	2	Abuse: Neglect
8/9/2019	00044032AP-030810	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	3	Abuse: Financial abuse
8/7/2019	00043538AP-030520	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	2	Abuse: Financial abuse
10/28/2018	00006574AP-005012	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	2	Abuse: Financial abuse
10/16/2017	MM174054	Failed to provide a safe medication administration system	3	Abuse: Financial abuse
9/16/2016	MM167601	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	2	Abuse: Financial abuse
7/26/2016	MM167014	Failed to provide a safe medication administration system	2	Abuse: Financial abuse
7/22/2016	MM166939	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	2	Abuse: Financial abuse

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This list shows confirmed (substantiated) licensing violations from 2010 onward. Open investigations and complaints that are being appealed by the provider are not listed.

Records that are highlighted and show the icon, occurred under the current provider owner.

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Date Date From To	Report number Report number	Allegation Allegation Failed to keep resident record current or accurate Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation Failed to provide or maintain resident care equipment Failed to provide safe environment Failed to provide service	Level Level Between And	Type Type Licensing Violation
9/20/2023	00292235-AP-246099	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	2	Licensing Violation
9/1/2023	00292282-AP-246154	Failed to protect resident from financial exploitation	2	Licensing Violation
8/11/2020	00097249-AP-073650	Failed to provide safe environment	2	Licensing Violation
4/12/2019	CO19198	Failed to provide service	4	Licensing Violation
6/20/2018	OR0001528200	Failed to provide or maintain resident care equipment	1	Licensing Violation
7/21/2016	MM166941	Failed to provide safe environment	2	Licensing Violation
6/28/2016	MM166520B	Failed to keep resident record current or accurate	2	Licensing Violation

7 records found

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Records that are highlighted and show the icon, occurred under the current provider owner.

Provider Details - Parkland Village Retirement Community
	Sanction Sanction	Allegation Allegation Failed to provide service	Type Type Condition	Effective date Effective date From To	End date End date From To	Actions
	ALFCD19-001	Failed to provide service	Condition	4/17/2019	7/3/2019

1 record found

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Facilities submit this information once each year using an online reporting tool. The results reflect how each facility operated during that year. The information is self-reported by facilities and is not independently audited by the department. This means the reports show what facilities report about their own performance.

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Retention of direct care staff
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Number of resident falls that result in injury
Incidence of use of antipsychotic medications for non-standard purposes
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Facilities submit this information electronically each year. Reporting began in 2020. Instructions and definitions are updated annually and published on the Residential Care Quality Metrics Program web page

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