Cogir of Edmonds

Facility staff failed to initiate life-saving measures (CPR) for a resident found unresponsive outside the facility, and failed to communicate effectively with 911 operators during an emergency.

The licensee failed to take appropriate life saving measures when one resident was found unresponsive on the ground outside of the facility.

Facility failed to implement policies and procedures for bed side rails (BSR) for 2 residents; no documentation of monitoring instructions in Negotiated Service Agreements.

Facility failed to maintain hot water temperatures between 105 F and 120 F; multiple sinks and rooms measured between 122.3 F and 129.7 F.

The facility failed to notify local law enforcement when a resident reported suspected sexual assault by a staff member.

Multiple unauthorized items attached to sprinkler piping including wire with tape, an electrical wire, and zip-tied potable water pipes.

The fire rated door from the 2nd floor corridor to the kitchen hallway drags on the floor and prevents the door from closing from the fully open position.

The grease filters in the kitchen hood have multiple gaps between the filters.

Failed to follow a Respiratory Protection Program; staff lacked medical evaluations and annual fit-testing for respirators.

Failed to label, date, and manage ready-to-eat food items in the kitchen, including expired milk and unlabelled perishable goods.

Failed to ensure annual signatures on Negotiated Service Agreements for 2 of 8 sampled residents.

Failed to document support for Resident 6's CPAP machine in the Negotiated Service Agreement.

Failed to include information regarding Resident 4's wound and home health services in the Assessment and Negotiated Service Agreement.

The facility failed to provide a written notification of transfer to a resident following a hospital stay, placing the resident at risk by not ensuring they were aware of their rights regarding discharge and transfer.