Chambers Pointe Personal Care Center

Blood sugar readings in glucometers did not match resident medication administration records.

Hot water temperature in the ground floor women's bathroom measured 123.9°F, exceeding the 120°F limit.

A pile of leaves and debris at the bottom of the ground floor activity room exit stairs posed a tripping hazard.

The kitchen refrigerator temperature was recorded at 48.6°F and 46°F, exceeding the required 40°F limit.

A chair was blocking the egress route from the William Penn Room to the exterior of the home.

Extremely flammable paint and primer cans were left unlocked, unattended, and accessible to residents.

The home has not developed or implemented written policies and procedures to protect the health, safety, and well-being of residents using the swimming area.

A pharmacy label for Nystatin External Powder did not include the prescribed instructions for administration.

Medication administration records failed to include required information such as dose, blood sugar readings, and staff initials for insulin administration.

Multiple residents had not been educated on their right to question or refuse medication if they believe a medication error has occurred.

Two staff members did not receive required fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation on their first day of work.

Six loose pills were found in the purple medication cart located in the Nurses' office.

A resident's prescription label was not updated to reflect a dosage change from 4x a day to 2x a day.

A copy of the Chapter 2600 regulations was not posted in a conspicuous and public place in the home.

Prescribed medications (Meclizine and Acetaminophen) for Resident #1 were not available in the home.

The medication administration record for Resident #2 did not indicate the diagnosis or purpose for prescribed medications.