Beechwood Center 6

A lock was not installed on the second floor shared resident bathroom, impacting resident privacy.

Multiple staff members (Staff B, C, and D) did not receive required in-person fire safety training during the 2024 training year.

Department agents could not access resident financial records because the only key to the safe was held by an off-duty administrator.

No soap was available in the second floor resident-use shared bathroom at the time of inspection.

The home's licensing inspection summary dated 11/5/24 was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Staff failed to use positive interventions and de-escalation techniques during a conflict, resulting in a heated argument and a physical incident where a resident's toes were caught in a door.

No staff person present in the home was certified in first aid, obstructed airway techniques, and CPR during the inspection.

The home failed to maintain a 3-day supply of emergency drinking water, having only 12 gallons instead of the required 15 gallons.

The home held over $200 for Resident #2 for more than two consecutive months without notifying the resident or offering an interest-bearing account.

Residents #1 and #2 have not received quarterly itemized accounts of financial transactions since 2023.

Financial records for Resident #1 did not include the balance for February 2024 or the carry-over balance from January 2024.

Hot water temperatures at bathroom sinks were measured exceeding the 120°F limit.

A direct care staff person lacked a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status.

The living room ceiling had a hole in the plaster around the smoke alarm with cracks indicating potential falling debris.

A direct care staff person was providing unsupervised ADL services without completing the required Department-approved training and competency test.

The medication administration record for Resident #2 did not indicate the initials of staff to signify medication was administered.

A bottle of non-aspirin tablets was found in the medication cart without any resident information identified.

A prescribed medication was noted to be missing from the home.

Staff in the home did not have a required food safety certification.

Opened bottles of Artificial Tears for residents #1 and #2 were found in the medication cart without the required opened-on dates written on the bottles.

The initial medical evaluation for resident #1 was not completed within the required timeframe of 60 days prior to admission or 30 days after admission.

Resident #1's medical evaluation dated 9/18/19 lacked required information regarding medication regimen, contraindications, side effects, and self-administration ability.