Cardinal Care of Hope Mills

The facility failed to maintain floor vents in a clean and safe condition, as evidenced by 6 vents in hallways and the dining room and 2 vents in a bathroom being loose, rusted, and covered in debris. Some vents were improperly repaired with electrical and duct tape, creating a hazard that prevented a resident's walker from passing smoothly.

The facility failed to maintain floor vents in a clean and safe condition, specifically involving 6 vents in hallways and the dining room and 2 vents in the women's common bathroom. These vents were loose, protruding from the floor, and covered in rust, dirt, and debris. Additionally, some vents were improperly repaired using electrical and duct tape.

The facility failed to notify the local department of social services (DSS) regarding an incident involving a resident. Specifically, the resident was sent to the emergency room for evaluation of a skin tear to the left brow, which required medical treatment beyond first aid.

The facility failed to ensure a referral met the acute health care needs of a resident related to obtaining a neurology appointment following multiple falls. Despite physician orders for a neurology consult, the facility did not ensure the appointment was scheduled, and management was unaware of the referral.

The facility failed to ensure that all medications were properly documented upon administration. Discrepancies were noted between the medication orders and the administration records.

The facility failed to ensure that medication administration was accurately recorded. Discrepancies were noted between the medication orders and the administration records.

The facility failed to ensure that medication administration was documented correctly. The records lacked necessary details for several medication administrations.

The facility failed to maintain complete medication administration records. There were gaps in the documentation of medication administration for certain residents.

The facility failed to properly document the administration of medications. There were instances where the medication administration records were not updated in a timely manner.

The facility failed to ensure that medication administration was documented correctly. Specifically, there was a lack of documentation regarding the administration of certain medications to residents.

The facility failed to ensure that medication administration was accurately recorded. Documentation was found to be incomplete for several residents.

The facility failed to maintain accurate medication administration records. Documentation was found to be insufficient to confirm that all medications were administered as prescribed.

The facility failed to maintain adequate medication administration records. Specifically, the records did not consistently show the administration of all prescribed medications.

The facility failed to maintain accurate medication records. Documentation was missing for several medication entries, making it impossible to verify if residents received their prescribed doses.

The facility failed to properly document the administration of medications. There were instances where medication administration records were incomplete or lacked necessary details.

The facility failed to ensure that medication administration was documented according to regulations. Records were missing information regarding the specific doses administered.

The facility failed to maintain complete medication administration records. Some entries lacked the required information regarding the time and dosage of medication given.

The facility failed to properly document the administration of medications. There were several instances where medication administration records were incomplete.

The facility failed to properly document the administration of medications to residents. There were gaps in the medication administration records that prevented verification of care.

The facility failed to maintain a North Carolina Division of Environmental Health sanitation score of 85 or above, which is required for facilities with 13 or more beds. Records showed a sanitation score of 82.5 from a previous inspection, and the facility had not updated its ownership information with the environmental health office to facilitate a new inspection.

The facility failed to maintain a North Carolina Division of Environmental Health sanitation score of 85 or above. A review of the posted sanitation rating revealed a score of 82.5. Additionally, physical plant deficiencies were noted, including broken window blinds, rusted floor vents, cracked floor tiles, and uneven thresholds that impeded wheelchair access.

The facility failed to maintain a North Carolina Division of Environmental Health sanitation score of 85 or above, as evidenced by a score of 82.5 on 11/02/21. Specific issues included soiled walls, floors, and vents, microbial growth in showers, and improper storage of linens, personal items, and beverages on the floor. Additionally, maintenance concerns such as cracked tiles, peeling paint, and missing baseboards were observed.

The facility failed to maintain a North Carolina Division of Environmental Health sanitation score of 85 or above, as evidenced by a score of 82.5 on 11/02/21. Specific issues included soiled walls, floors, and vents, microbial growth in showers and on food, and improper storage of linens, personal items, and beverages on the floor.