Beechwood Center 3

Multiple empty medication packs containing residents' personal information were found in the medication room trash can.

Carbon monoxide detectors were installed within 6 feet of fuel-burning sources, violating the requirement to be at least 15 feet away.

Required telephone numbers for regulatory and advocacy agencies were not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

A staff person had not received required annual training in emergency preparedness procedures.

The home's licensing inspection summary was not posted in a conspicuous and public place; the version posted was outdated.

The Department's resident rights poster was not posted in a conspicuous and public place in the home.

Required telephone numbers for various agencies and hotlines were not posted in large print in a conspicuous and public place.

The home's administrator did not complete the required 24 hours of Department-approved annual training for the 2023 training year.

The home's current violation report dated 11/01/2022 was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

The home failed to maintain records of financial transactions for resident 1 and resident 2 prior to a specific date.

Resident 1 and resident 2 did not receive their required quarterly itemized accounts of financial transactions.

Copies of the quarterly financial transaction accounts were missing from the records of resident 1 and resident 2.

There were periods when 8 residents were present in the home without any staff certified in CPR or obstructed airway techniques.

Staff manually transported a resident to a day program during a heat advisory without following the policy to limit outdoor activity in extreme heat.

The bed in room #9 was missing pillow cases.

A resident self-administering medications had not been assessed by a qualified medical professional regarding their ability to do so.

The home did not have a first aid kit available.

A resident's July 2021 medication administration record did not indicate the diagnosis or purpose for the medication.

Prescribed medication was not administered to a resident on multiple occasions because the medication was not available in the home.

A medication error involving missed doses was not reported to the resident, their designated person, or the prescriber.

There was no documentation of the medication error in the resident's record.

A written resident-home contract was not completed for Resident #1 within 24 hours of admission.

A staff member did not receive required fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation until several days after their first day of work.