South Mountain Assisted Living

DO NOT GIVE THEM BUSINESS, DO NOT LEAVE YOUR FAMILY MEMBER HERE. VERY DIRTY UNSANITARY PLACE. Health inspectors don’t just visit restaurants. They routinely check in on any establishment that serves food, including South Mountain Assisted Living on Dec. 8. The facility earned three priority violations and a letter “D” grade. In the pantry and reach-in fridge, the inspector found moldy lettuce, zucchini, broccoli, blueberries, grapes, sweet potatoes and bread. In the cooler, raw eggs were stored above cooked pasta, apples, salad and other foods. The three-compartment sink wasn’t draining properly and was spilling onto the floor, with buckets being used to catch the dirty water. And lastly, the inspector noted food debris and trash throughout the kitchen, around and behind the refrigerators, dry storage racks, stove, prep tables and sinks.