Care and Care Residence I

The facility underwent an unannounced annual visit on June 23, 2025. The inspection noted that the facility was clean, well-maintained, and that essential supplies and safety equipment were adequate. No deficiencies were cited during this inspection.

The investigation substantiated two primary allegations: the presence of bed bugs and staff inappropriately spraying chemicals on a resident's bed. Both findings resulted in Type A deficiencies due to immediate health and safety risks. The facility was cited for failing to promptly address the bed bug infestation and for improper chemical application on resident furnishings.

The facility underwent an Annual Continuation inspection on June 13, 2024. The inspector noted that the hot water temperature was within the required range and explicitly stated that no deficiencies were cited during the visit. The report was reviewed with the caregiver.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including staff health records, emergency preparedness, and resident documentation. Specifically, there are Type A violations concerning incomplete staff health screenings and lack of recent emergency drills. Additionally, Type B violations were noted regarding facility maintenance, missing Annual Needs and Services Plans, and incomplete initial medical assessments for residents.

This Case Management visit identified multiple critical deficiencies across several areas, including administrator qualifications, infection control, and resident record keeping. A total of 10 deficiencies were cited, all classified as Type A, indicating immediate health and safety risks. Immediate corrective action is required for all cited items to ensure resident safety and compliance.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including administrative compliance, safety equipment, and record-keeping. There are numerous Type A citations indicating immediate health and safety risks, such as unsecured medications, incomplete first aid kits, and lack of proper designation of responsibility. Corrective actions are required for administrator certification, staff training, and facility maintenance.

The unannounced annual inspection identified several areas needing improvement, primarily related to COVID-19 protocols. The most significant deficiency cited was the failure to maintain current daily monitoring logs and screening records for staff and visitors. Recommendations were also made regarding posting COVID-19 signs in hallways and patios, and ensuring proper spacing in visitation areas.