Conyngham Care Center

A full, uncovered, and unattended trash can was found in the 3rd floor bathroom.

The 3rd floor exit leading to the fire escape required excessive force to push open.

The inspection tag for the fire extinguisher in the outdoor smoking area had expired in July 2025.

Carbon monoxide detectors in the dining room and stairwell were not updated with the required annual battery change date.

Sections of the sidewalk leading to the entrance had crumbling divots that posed a trip and fall hazard.

The freezer portion of refrigerator/freezer #3 in the basement lacked a required thermometer.

The 3rd-floor fire exit required excessive force to open, potentially preventing immediate egress during an emergency.

The facility failed to document the opening dates for an insulin pen and an inhaler, which is required to ensure use within manufacturer-specified timeframes.

The home failed to submit an incident report to the Department regarding the use of bottled water due to coliform in the well water.

Combustible materials, including carpet, drywall, and various household items, were stored near heat sources and hot water heaters.

There was no documentation that a sleeping hour fire drill had been held in the six-month period preceding the drill on 5-12-23.

A resident's medical evaluation documentation lacked information regarding cognitive functioning.

The inspection summary from the previous renewal dated 7/27/21 was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

The resident-home contract for Resident #1 was not signed by the resident's payer.

Residents did not have access to the home's telephone without first asking staff for permission.

A trash can in a first-floor shared bathroom was uncovered and full of used paper towels.

An unlabeled, used bar of soap was found in a shared bathroom on the third floor.

Unannounced fire drills were not conducted during the months of April 2022 or May 2022.

A large box of frozen pancakes and garlic knots in the basement freezer were found opened and unsealed.

The facility was not activating the fire alarm on a monthly basis during fire drills.

Staff failed to sign or initial the Medication Administration Record for a resident to indicate a 5pm dose was administered.

The carbon monoxide detector's battery had not been replaced within the required annual timeframe.

The resident's contract lacked verification that the resident received notification of their resident rights.

The facility lacked verification that certain direct care staff completed the required supervised demonstration of job duties.