Asbury Place

A resident's annual medical evaluation was incomplete, failing to indicate if their needs could be met safely at the home or if they were nursing facility clinically eligible.

The bathroom sink in resident #1's private bathroom was clogged and not draining properly.

The pharmacy label for Nystatin powder indicated a dosage of twice daily, which contradicted the prescribed instructions of every 4 hours as needed.

The medication administration record (MAR) for resident #2 did not include the strength for the prescribed Florastor.

The drain at the Green House kitchen sink was clogged and not draining properly.

Hot water temperatures at the Green House kitchen sink, Brown House kitchen sink, and a common bathroom sink were found to exceed 120°F.

The facility failed to immediately implement a plan of supervision or suspend a staff person involved in an alleged incident of abuse.

The facility failed to immediately report a suspected resident abuse incident to the local Area Agency on Aging.

The facility lacked a system to safeguard resident money and property, resulting in missing jewelry for one resident.

Resident records did not include an accurate inventory of personal property, specifically failing to list jewelry items in possession of a resident.

Heavy accumulation of dirt and dust was found in the ceiling heater vent and on the cold air duct cover in the common bathroom.

A thermostat was not secured to the wall with exposed wiring, and a wall soap dispenser was missing its front cover.

Emergency telephone numbers for the hospital and fire department were not posted by the red cordless telephone in the kitchenette.

The middle window at the end of the hall was missing a screen.

Emergency fire doors failed to close properly with a 14-inch gap, and rubber wainscoting was pulling away from the wall in the common bathroom.