Carmel Village at Clovis

The facility underwent a Required Annual Inspection on July 23, 2025. The inspection noted that the facility was clean, in good repair, and that essential services like temperature control and food storage were adequate. No deficiencies were issued during this inspection.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit on August 20, 2024. The visit was conducted to verify the employment status of an individual, Dequisha Smith, related to a Default Decision and Order. The administrator confirmed that the individual is not employed at the facility and will be disassociated.

The inspection revealed multiple critical deficiencies across several areas, including unsafe hot water temperatures, lack of safety mats in bathrooms, unsecured cleaning chemicals, and significant lapses in medication record-keeping. All cited deficiencies are classified as Type A, indicating an immediate health, safety, or personal rights risk to the residents.

The facility underwent a Required Annual Inspection on 10/02/2023. The inspection noted several positive observations regarding facility cleanliness, temperature, and equipment maintenance. However, one critical deficiency was cited concerning medication administration, indicating a failure to follow physician's orders.

The inspection was a Case Management review focused on deficiencies. The primary finding is a failure to adhere to reporting requirements for an incident that occurred on 09/06/22. This deficiency cites a delay in submitting the required written report to the licensing agency.

The facility underwent an unannounced Annual Inspection focusing on Infection Control. The inspector noted several positive observations, including staff wearing facial coverings, proper visitor log procedures, and adequate supplies. No deficiencies were issued during this inspection.

The investigation, conducted following a complaint, found that the facility was not following its admission agreement. Specifically, the facility was cited for failing to properly specify rates for additional services and for applying an unauthorized surcharge fee to a resident. These findings are classified as Type B deficiencies.