Bella Vista

The facility underwent an unannounced Annual Continuation Case Management visit. The inspection noted several positive aspects, including proper storage of supplies and adherence to disaster plans. However, one Type B deficiency was cited regarding expired first aid/CPR training records for some staff members.

The facility underwent an unannounced Required - 1 year visit. The inspector noted that infection control practices, PPE use, and emergency plans were all observed to be compliant. No deficiencies were cited during the visit, although several domains were incomplete due to time constraints.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management Health Checks visit to review the repopulation of residents. The general health and safety check revealed no immediate concerns, but deficiencies were noted regarding the storage of water supplies.

The inspection was a Case Management visit prompted by an anonymous report regarding hoarding and subsequent roach infestation. The primary deficiency cited relates to the facility's failure to maintain a clean and sanitary environment, evidenced by dead roaches found in a resident's room. The facility was advised to implement regular pest control services and submit documentation to the licensing agency.

This report details an investigation into allegations of staff handling residents in a rough manner. Based on interviews with staff, residents, and review of records, the allegation was found to be unsubstantiated. No deficiencies were cited in this report.

The inspection identified three deficiencies related to facility maintenance and resident care protocols. These include improper hot water temperature regulation in resident rooms, issues with solid waste management evidenced by pests, and the lack of a physician's order for a partial bedrail. All cited deficiencies are classified as Type B, indicating non-compliance requiring corrective action.

The facility underwent a Required - 1 Year inspection. The physical plant, kitchen, and general areas were inspected, and the LPA noted that all observed systems, including fire and smoke detectors, were operational. The report explicitly states that no deficiencies were observed or cited during this visit.