Atherton Baptist Homes

The unannounced Case Management visit to inspect temporary housing for 14 residents was conducted. The Licensing Program Analyst toured the Joselyn wing and inspected all 14 rooms, finding no deficiencies observed during the visit. The facility was noted to be awaiting a re-inspection from the Fire department.

The unannounced Case Management visit to inspect temporary housing for 14 residents was conducted. The Licensing Program Analyst toured the Joselyn wing and inspected all 14 rooms, finding no deficiencies observed during the visit. The facility was noted to be awaiting a re-inspection from the Fire department.

The inspection was a Case Management visit to the temporary relocation site. Several deficiencies were noted regarding the basic furnishings, safety equipment (grab bars, shower heads, non-slip mats), and life safety systems (smoke/CO detectors). The facility was advised to correct all cited issues and provide proof of correction before residents can move back in.

The inspection was a Case Management - Annual Continuation visit conducted on March 17, 2025. While general areas like staffing and record keeping were reviewed, one significant deficiency was noted regarding medication labeling. Specifically, several PRN medications were found without proper labels, which constitutes an immediate health risk.

The facility underwent an unannounced required annual inspection. Two deficiencies were cited: one Type A violation regarding unsecured cleaning solutions and one Type B violation concerning the lack of a slip-resistant mat in a resident's room. The facility was instructed to correct these issues by specific dates.

The facility was visited for an annual continuation assessment. The primary deficiency found relates to the hot water temperature in the resident bathrooms, which was measured above the safe limit, posing an immediate health risk. The facility must correct this temperature issue and implement logging procedures by March 6, 2024.

The facility underwent an unannounced required annual inspection. The primary deficiency found relates to medication administration, specifically the missing labels on PRN medications. This deficiency was cited as a Type A violation due to the immediate health risk posed to residents.

The facility underwent a required annual inspection with a focus on infection control. The LPA noted that the facility is following strict COVID-19 guidance, and all areas inspected appeared compliant with current safety measures. No deficiencies were observed during the visit.