Arbor House of Horseshoe Bay Memory Care

Inspection history (3)

All records are from December 2019.

• December 19, 2019 · Life Safety Code

  Citation TXV-LSC-20191219-30c347e475

  Texas Health and Human Services cited this facility following an inspection completed on December 19, 2019. The state's finding, as published: "The facility failed to ensure locked gates were in compliance with licensing standards for assisted living facilities." The citation came from a life safety code inspection, which reviews fire protection, building conditions and emergency preparedness.

• December 19, 2019 · Life Safety Code

  Citation TXV-LSC-20191219-a311d6e5de

  Texas Health and Human Services cited this facility following an inspection completed on December 19, 2019. The state's finding, as published: "The facility failed to provide an approved path of travel to a public throughway." The citation came from a life safety code inspection, which reviews fire protection, building conditions and emergency preparedness.

• December 19, 2019 · Life Safety Code

  Citation TXV-LSC-20191219-eccf10caaa

  Texas Health and Human Services cited this facility following an inspection completed on December 19, 2019. The state's finding, as published: "The facility failed to ensure the installation of the smoke detection system complied with applicable requirements." The citation came from a life safety code inspection, which reviews fire protection, building conditions and emergency preparedness.

Penalties (2)

• February 26, 2026 · Fine

  Texas Health and Human Services assessed an administrative penalty of $625 against this facility on February 26, 2026. The state cited Texas Administrative Code 553.307(d). The state's finding, as published: "The facility failed to develop an individualized service plan for each resident based upon resident's assessment within 14 days of admission."

• September 13, 2023 · Fine

  Texas Health and Human Services assessed an administrative penalty of $2,250 against this facility on September 13, 2023. The state cited Texas Administrative Code 553.253(c)(3)(F). The state's finding, as published: "The facility failed to have sufficient staff to ensure safe evacuation of the facility in the event of emergency."