Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes

What does Idaho's license record show for Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes?

Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes operates on Idaho RALF license RC-835; its status is unrestricted and it may house up to 124 residents.

At 124 beds it is larger than the typical Treasure Valley RALF; the median senior-serving RALF in the five counties has 37 beds. With 35 of 124 beds secured, part of the building is set up for residents who may wander.

What have Idaho surveyors found at Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes?

The most recent health care licensure survey, on April 16, 2026, recorded “no issues found”.

Over the last three years the state ran 2 complaint investigations here (52 of 93 senior RALFs in the five counties had none in that period). Across the full history 5 of 16 surveys found no issues, and 0 surveys in the past five years found a core issue.

The last fire, life safety and sanitation survey was May 27, 2021: non-core issues found.

IDHW's search marks Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes with a Gold Excellence in Care award: no deficiencies were cited at its survey.

Are there state sanctions on Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes's record?

Yes: IDHW's record lists 5 enforcement actions at Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes, the most recent a ban on admission imposed March 2, 2021, and every action on file shows a lifted date.

• Ban on Admission, imposed March 2, 2021, lifted May 3, 2021: extended as a result of 02/04/2021 survey findings
• Provisional License, imposed March 2, 2021, lifted May 3, 2021: extended as a result of 02/04/2021 survey findings
• Monetary Penalties, imposed March 2, 2021, lifted March 16, 2021: imposed due to repeat deficiencies on 02/04/2021 survey
• Ban on Admission, imposed September 25, 2020, lifted March 2, 2021: Issued as a result of 09/02/2020 survey findings. extended as a result of 02/04/2021 survey findings.
• Provisional License, imposed September 25, 2020, lifted March 2, 2021: Issued as a result of 09/02/2020 survey findings. extended as a result of 02/04/2021 survey findings.

Idaho uses civil monetary penalties, limits or bans on admissions, provisional licenses and required consultants to force corrections. A past action is history, not a verdict; ask what changed afterward.

Who owns and runs Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes?

IDHW lists the owners as David F. Hills; Linda Hines; Doug Tamura; Grace at Fairview Lakes, LLC, and the current administrator as Harleigh Hart, in the role since 09/30/2024.

The state's five-year administrator history shows 10 administrators at this home. Ask what prompted the changes and who covers when the administrator is away.

Does Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes accept residents with dementia or on Medicaid?

IDHW's record lists the resident types Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes is set up for as Alzheimer's/dementia, developmental disability, elderly, mental illness, traumatic brain injury, physical disability, and it does accept Idaho Medicaid.

It has secured beds, so dementia with wandering risk can be served in the locked area. Medicaid pays for care services through the Aged and Disabled waiver; the resident still pays room and board from income. How Medicaid works in Idaho assisted living.

Which assisted living homes near Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes should we compare?

The nearest other senior-serving RALF is Care Moore Homes Memory Care at Settlers in Meridian, at practically the same spot (ZIP-code centers), and the closest hospital is St. Luke's Meridian Medical Center, roughly 5 miles.

Which tour questions does Grace Assisted Living of Fairview Lakes's record raise?

Start with what its state file shows: there were 2 complaint investigations in three years; ask what they concerned.

• Ask how many administrators the home has had and who is in charge on weekends.
• Get the day and night staffing in writing before signing.
• Ask how often the delegating nurse visits; Idaho requires at least every 90 days.
• Ask what would trigger a move out of the secured unit, and what extra the unit costs.