Advent Residential Home

The case management visit identified multiple deficiencies related to resident room safety equipment. Specifically, the report cites the presence of half bed rails without proper physician orders and the use of full bed rails on residents not receiving hospice care. These findings represent immediate health and safety risks requiring prompt corrective action.

The inspection identified three deficiencies: two Type A deficiencies related to immediate health risks (hot water temperature and staff clearance) and one Type B deficiency concerning recordkeeping (outdated service plans). The facility was cited for the high water temperature and for staff working without proper fingerprint clearance, in addition to the service plan update issue.

The inspection identified two primary deficiencies. The most critical finding is that multiple staff members have expired first aid/CPR training, posing an immediate risk to residents. Additionally, the facility's water temperature for personal care fixtures was observed to be outside the regulated range, constituting a non-compliance issue.

This report details an investigation into a complaint regarding the refund of a resident's monthly payment after death. The investigation found that the allegation was unfounded, as the responsible party confirmed receiving the refund check. No deficiencies were cited in this report.

The facility underwent an unannounced required 1-year annual inspection. The physical plant, kitchen, and safety equipment were generally observed to be in good repair and functional. The primary deficiency noted was the administrator's certificate, which was found to be expired.