Betsy's II Rcfe

This report details a complaint investigation regarding allegations of staff yelling at a resident. The investigation found that there was not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation occurred, leading to the allegation being deemed UNSUBSTANTIATED. No deficiencies were cited during the visit.

The inspection was conducted as a Case Management visit following a complaint investigation. The primary deficiency found relates to failure to provide adequate written notice regarding a rate increase for a resident. This violation is classified as Type B, indicating a potential risk that requires correction.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies, including several Type A violations related to unsecured medications and toxins, which pose immediate risks to residents. Additionally, there were Type B deficiencies concerning missing required resident records, such as emergency contacts and preplacement appraisals. The facility was noted to be in compliance with responding to the Technical Support Program, but significant corrective actions are required.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies, including several Type A violations related to unsecured toxins, unsecured medications, and unsafe heating equipment. Type B deficiencies were noted concerning improper food storage and failure to submit required resident reports. The facility was cited for multiple instances of non-compliance across various areas.

The facility was cited for two Type A deficiencies. First, the facility lacks a currently certified administrator, which poses an immediate risk. Second, unsecured medication keys were observed, indicating that centrally stored medicines were not kept in a safe and locked place, also posing an immediate risk.

The facility was inspected for Case Management purposes and was cited for one deficiency. The primary finding is the lack of a currently certified administrator, which constitutes a Type A violation posing an immediate risk to residents. The facility must provide documentation to correct this by the specified due date.

The inspection was a Case Management/Non-compliance visit conducted on 06/11/2025. Multiple deficiencies were cited, including immediate risks related to unsecured medications and insufficient staff training hours (Type A). Additionally, there were Type B deficiencies noted regarding outdated resident appraisals and missing current First Aid certifications for staff members.

The inspection was a Case Management/Non-compliance visit conducted on 06/11/2025. Multiple deficiencies were cited, including immediate risks related to unsecured medications and insufficient staff training hours (Type A). Additionally, there were Type B deficiencies noted regarding outdated resident appraisals and missing current First Aid certifications for staff members.