Asperion Care International
4815 S Western Blvd, Chicago, IL 60609
Long Term Care ZIP 60609 Risk 1 (High)
Passed · as of Apr 9, 2025
Asperion Care International was last inspected on April 9, 2025 with a result of “Pass”. Inspectors found 3 violations.
Latest inspection
April 9, 2025 · Canvass Re-Inspection
Result: Pass
3 general-
GeneralFood temperature
Not enough equipment, or the wrong method, to cool and hold food at safe temperatures.
Inspector’s note: 3-501.15(b): observed container of soup in the walk-in cooler covered with food-grade plastic wrap while cooling. Instructed to store tcs food items loosely-covered or uncovered (if protected from overhead contamination) while cooling to facilitate heat transfer and maintain.
Official wording (code 33)
Proper cooling methods used; adequate equipment for temperature control
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GeneralHygiene & sanitation
Staff personal cleanliness was inadequate.
Inspector’s note: 2-303.11: observed food employees wearing wrist jewelry while handling and preparing open foods. Instructed to prohibit jewelry (except for a plain ring such as a wedding band) worn on the arms and hands for food handlers when preparing or handling open foods and maintain.
Official wording (code 40)
Personal cleanliness
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GeneralFacility upkeep
Sewage or wastewater wasn’t disposed of properly.
Inspector’s note: 5-403.12: observed coffee machine condensate hose discharging into coffee area dipper well. Instructed to relocate condensate hose to discharge directly into floor-mounted drain beneath coffee machine and maintain.
Official wording (code 52)
Sewage & waste water properly disposed
Inspection history
4 inspections on record
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Conditional
Canvass · Pass w/ Conditions
1 critical3 general Show violations
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CriticalFood handling
Surfaces that touch food weren’t cleaned and sanitized.
Inspector’s note: Observed high-temperature dish machine unable to reach minimum final rinse water temperature of 180.0f at time of inspection. Machine reaching from 130.0f to 135.0f final rinse temperature on-site. Tagged high-temperature dish machine with tag instructing facility to contact cdph once machine is repaired or replaced and prior to use. Instructed to contact technician to repair or replace machine to maintain final rinse water temperature of 180.0f or above. Priority violation. 7-38-025 citation issued.
Official wording (code 16)
Food-contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized
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GeneralFood temperature
Not enough equipment, or the wrong method, to cool and hold food at safe temperatures.
Inspector’s note: Observed container of soup in the walk-in cooler covered with food-grade plastic wrap while cooling. Instructed to store tcs food items loosely-covered or uncovered (if protected from overhead contamination) while cooling to facilitate heat transfer and maintain.
Official wording (code 33)
Proper cooling methods used; adequate equipment for temperature control
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GeneralHygiene & sanitation
Staff personal cleanliness was inadequate.
Inspector’s note: Observed food employees wearing wrist jewelry while handling and preparing open foods. Instructed to prohibit jewelry (except for a plain ring such as a wedding band) worn on the arms and hands for food handlers when preparing or handling open foods and maintain.
Official wording (code 40)
Personal cleanliness
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GeneralFacility upkeep
Sewage or wastewater wasn’t disposed of properly.
Inspector’s note: Observed coffee machine condensate hose discharging into coffee area dipper well. Instructed to relocate condensate hose to discharge directly into floor-mounted drain beneath coffee machine and maintain.
Official wording (code 52)
Sewage & waste water properly disposed
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Conditional
Complaint · Pass w/ Conditions
1 critical4 general2 paperwork Show violations
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CriticalFood handling
Surfaces that touch food weren’t cleaned and sanitized.
Inspector’s note: Observed ice scooper being stored on top of the ice machine with the food contact surface exposed. Instructed on how to store ice scoop between uses properly.
Official wording (code 16)
Food-contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized
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GeneralHygiene & sanitation
Staff personal cleanliness was inadequate.
Inspector’s note: Observed food handler prepping food without hair restraint. Instructed the person in charge that all food handlers must wear a hair restraint.
Official wording (code 40)
Personal cleanliness
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GeneralFacility upkeep
Equipment or surfaces were in poor repair or made of material that can’t be cleaned.
Inspector’s note: Observed 1-compartment sink stopper not working in the dish washing area. Instructed manager must provide working stoppers at all prep and 3-compartment sinks.
Official wording (code 47)
Food & non-food contact surfaces cleanable, properly designed, constructed & used
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GeneralFacility upkeep
Floors, walls, or ceilings were damaged or dirty.
Inspector’s note: Observed clutter stored on the floor in the rear dry storage room where paper cups are stored. Instructed manager to remove all unused/unnecessary articles and equipment to prevent pest harborage.
Official wording (code 55)
Physical facilities installed, maintained & clean
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GeneralFacility upkeep
Ventilation or lighting was inadequate.
Inspector’s note: Observed a burned-out lightbulb in the rear dry storage area near the dish and the rear where trays are stored. Instructed to replace bulb and maintain lighting in the unit.
Official wording (code 56)
Adequate ventilation & lighting; designated areas used
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PaperworkManagement & training
No manager on duty held a City of Chicago food sanitation certificate.
Inspector’s note: Observed person in charge without original city of chicago food service manager certificate on site while preparing and handling time and temperature control for safety(tcs) foods during inspection. Presented servsafe cert with 01/14/2023 exam date. Informed person in charge of city of chicago original food service certificate must remain posted on site and certified manager on site during tcs food prep, cooking, serving, and operating hours. Priority foundation violation #7-38-012. Citation issued.
Official wording (code 2)
City of chicago food service sanitation certificate
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PaperworkManagement & training
Not all food employees had food-handler training.
Inspector’s note: Observed expired food handler certificates. Instructed to maintain records at all times.
Official wording (code 57)
All food employees have food handler training
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Pass
License · Pass
No violations
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Source: Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) open data, refreshed hourly. Last inspection 19 months ago. Always confirm with the official record.