Beechwood Center 2

Multiple instances of medications in the medication cart were not properly dated with the 'opened on' date, and one pharmacy blister card was expired.

Medication administration records contained transcription errors and lacked proper documentation of administration.

The medication administration record did not include the initials of the staff person who administered medication on 01/05/25 and 01/18/25.

The home failed to follow prescriber directions regarding the administration of medication for Resident #71.

Quality management meeting minutes did not indicate the exact date of the meeting or the attendees.

The facility could not provide the date when a deceased resident's belongings were removed from their room.

The home lacked required policies and procedures regarding the use of resident-owned electronic communication devices.

No staff members present in the home were certified in first aid, obstructed airway techniques, and CPR during specific shifts.

A resident's blood sugar reading was not recorded on the Medication Administration Record (MAR).

The resident was not administered the prescribed insulin dose based on the sliding scale following a blood sugar reading.

The home lacked certificates of completion for Department-approved direct care training for two staff members hired in 2021 and 2022.

A bathroom floor was covered in water, creating a slipping hazard.

The kitchen refrigerator contained unlabeled, undated, and outdated food items.

The home did not have a copy of the local municipality's emergency preparedness plan on file.

The home failed to conduct and document a fire safety inspection and fire drill by a fire safety expert in 2021.

A resident's annual medical evaluation was not completed on time, with the last evaluation occurring in 2021.

Resident diets were posted on the refrigerator and accessible to others, violating record confidentiality.

A medication that had been discontinued on 06/01/2021 was still present in the medication cart.

A resident's glucometer was not calibrated correctly, and prescribed eye medication was unavailable in the home.

A resident's medication administration record lacked required details including strength, dose, route, frequency, and purpose.

Resident #1 has not been assessed by a qualified medical professional regarding their ability to self-administer medications and the need for reminders.

The medication administration record for Resident #2 did not indicate the diagnosis or purpose of the prescribed medication.

Resident #1's medical evaluations from 11/21/19 and 12/27/19 lacked medication regimen, contraindicated medications, side effects, and self-administration ability.

The pharmacy label for Resident #2's Novolog Flex pen did not include the correct prescribed dosage and instructions for administration.

Discrepancy noted in glucose monitoring documentation; a reading of 398 was recorded at 11:32 am, but the log showed 373 at 12:00 pm.