The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 is a congregate specialty care assisted living facility (SCALF), Alabama's license for memory care at 1100 Second Avenue East in Oneonta, Blount County, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health under ID P0503 for 34 beds. Its license status on ADPH's directory export of October 30, 2026 is regular.
What does The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2's Alabama license cover?
Specialty care licensing means The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 trains every employee in DETA dementia care before resident contact and, when all 34 beds are filled, staffs at least 5 people on days, 3 on evenings and 3 overnight under Table A.
| License detail | ADPH record |
|---|---|
| ADPH license ID | P0503 |
| License class (ADPH) | Congregate Specialty Care Assisted Living Facility |
| Licensed beds | 34 |
| License status | Regular |
| Licensee type | Limited Liability Company |
| Administrator on file | Steven Mitchell |
| Phone on file | (205) 813-7582 |
What did ADPH cite at The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 most recently?
ADPH's newest posted statement of deficiencies for The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 covers a licensure survey completed September 28, 2022 and cites 2 deficiency tags. Surveyors recorded a census of 30 in 34 beds, about 88% full.
| Tag | Rule cited |
|---|---|
| A604 | 420-5-20-.06 (3) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Care of |
| A620 | 420-5-20-.06 (9) (a) Care of Residents |
Topics cited: care of residents (2). Locally, newest reports cite a median of 5 tags; this one is at or under it. Read the findings and plan of correction in the original ADPH report.
How often has ADPH posted inspection reports for The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2?
ADPH lists 8 posted survey reports for The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2, from 2007 to 2022; the newest is dated September 28, 2022, about 4.1 years ago, against a 2.4-year median for the area's licensed assisted living.
| Survey date | Category | Survey type |
|---|---|---|
| 9/28/2022 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Licensure/Complaint |
| 2/13/2019 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
| 6/20/2018 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
| 5/16/2017 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
| 2/2/2017 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
| 9/10/2015 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
| 8/11/2011 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
| 11/30/2007 | HPS Clinical Deficiencies | Not labeled |
Earlier reports we read: February 13, 2019, 0 tags, census 33; June 20, 2018, 3 tags, census 15.
Survey types on file: not labeled (7), licensure/complaint (1).
What are the alternatives to The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 nearby?
Apart from its own campus, the nearest license on ADPH's roster is Magnolia House in Oneonta, a Congregate ALF with 40 beds in the same ZIP code.
| Facility | License class | Miles away | Licensed beds | Newest posted ADPH survey |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnolia House | Congregate ALF | same ZIP | 40 | October 6, 2022 |
| Legacy Woods I | Group ALF | 17.6 | 16 | October 20, 2021 |
| Legacy Woods II | Group SCALF | 17.6 | 16 | October 20, 2021 |
| Legacy Woods III | Group SCALF | 17.6 | 16 | October 20, 2021 |
Where is The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 and what is nearby?
The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 is in Oneonta, ZIP 35121, in Blount County; the closest general hospital on ADPH's roster is UAB St. Vincent's St.Clair, about 23.2 miles away.
Next is UAB St. Vincent's East at roughly 25.1 miles. Distances run between ZIP-code centers, so drive times will differ.
Free help for Blount County families comes from Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (M4A) (205-670-5770), which also runs the long-term care ombudsman who can visit residents here.
What does The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2's record suggest asking?
Start with the record: ask what changed in care of residents after the September 28, 2022 survey, and to see the plan of correction.
- Ask to meet the registered nurse and how often the medical director sees residents.
- Ask how many staff work overnight compared with the Table A minimum of 3.
- Get the 30-day notice terms for rate increases in writing; Alabama's resident rights require them.
