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St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2))

Assisted Living (Option 2) — St. Peters, St. Charles County. 62 licensed beds.

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What is St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2))'s Missouri license record?

St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2)) is an Assisted Living Facility licensed as Option 2 (ALF**) in St. Peters (St. Charles County), DHSS license 053131, licensed for 62 beds.

FacilitySt. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2))
Address5400 Executive Centre Pkwy, St. Peters, MO 63376
Phone (DHSS record)(636) 922-7600
Licensing agencyMissouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Section for Long-Term Care Regulation
License number053131
DHSS facility number26014
Level of careAssisted Living Facility — Option 2
Licensed capacity62 beds
Alzheimer's special care unitNone disclosed
StatusActive — current license term October 24, 2025 to October 23, 2027
First licensedNot published in the DHSS directory; inspection records on Show Me LTC go back to April 3, 2019
Licensee (operator)St. Peters Community Healthcare LLC (limited liability company)
Administrator of recordSean Harris
Enforcement / disciplinary actionNone reported. The DHSS directory lists the license as active; Show Me LTC posts inspection findings but not civil penalties or license actions

What inspections has Missouri DHSS done at St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2))?

Show Me LTC lists 14 inspections and complaint investigations for St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2)), most recently on October 9, 2025 (state licensure inspection).

DateInspection typePlan of correction filed
October 9, 2025State licensure inspection—
April 24, 2025State licensure inspection—
December 19, 2024Complaint investigation + State licensure inspection—
August 21, 2024Complaint investigationYes
August 5, 2024State licensure inspection—
June 22, 2023State licensure inspectionYes
June 21, 2023State licensure inspection—
March 16, 2023Complaint investigationYes
  1. Open Show Me Long Term Care (Missouri DHSS).
  2. Choose SAINT CHARLES in the County box and click ShowMeResults!
  3. Select ST PETERS POST ACUTE at level ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY OPTION 2.
  4. Click any inspection date to read the requirements DHSS cited and the dates they were corrected.

The portal has no per-facility link, so these four steps are the shortest route to the official record. The license number to match is 053131 in the DHSS LTC Directory.

What does Assisted Living (Option 2) licensing mean at St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2))?

DHSS licenses St. Peters Post Acute (Assisted Living (Option 2)) as an Assisted Living Facility licensed as Option 2 (ALF**): a facility that may accept or retain residents with an impairment that prevents their safe evacuation, but only if it meets added staffing requirements to assist in evacuations and includes an individualized evacuation plan in the resident's service plan.

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Licenses, levels of care, capacity, Alzheimer's special care unit flags, operators and administrators come from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) LTC Directory, published for the Section for Long-Term Care Regulation (file updated October 5, 2026). Inspection and complaint-investigation history comes from DHSS Show Me Long Term Care.

Listings are active licenses only. We re-pull both sources quarterly. Last updated: October 23, 2026 · Last verified: October 2026.

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