Deer Meadows Residences

Resident list and reportable incident binder were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible in the conference room.

Three stained ceiling tiles were observed in the 5th floor hallway near room 104.

An approximately 7-inch accumulation of lint was found in the lint trap of the commercial dryer.

Micro-kill bleach wipes were left unlocked and accessible to residents in an activity room cabinet.

The home did not have a menu posted in the memory care unit.

A bathroom lacked an operable window and the exhaust fan was inoperable.

Three electrical breaker panels were unlocked and unattended, and push pins were left in an unlocked cabinet accessible to residents.

A resident's blood sugar reading was not documented in the medication administration record, and a controlled substance was not signed out on the inventory log.

Medication administration records lacked the initials of the staff person who administered medications on several specified dates and times.

An unlocked closet containing poisonous materials, such as denture cleaner and medicated ointments, was accessible to residents in the SDCU quiet room.

The training record for direct care staff did not include the length or source of the training.

Sanitary conditions were inadequate, including an odor of urine and feces on a bathroom floor, as well as used medical waste left on stairs.

Poisonous materials, including Aloe Vesta moisturizer, Biotene toothpaste, and vitamins, were unlocked and accessible to residents.

Resident records were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible in the nurses office within the 3rd floor secured dementia care unit.

Staff training in first aid and CPR was provided by an online-only source not certified by a hospital or recognized healthcare organization.

Resident #1 did not have a shower curtain in their bathroom.

Resident #1's dentures were observed on a soap dispenser in the bathroom without a container.

The home failed to have a safeguard addendum or method to safeguard resident #2's money prior to 12/2/2024.

The resident's support plan failed to document how the resident's identified need for transfer assistance would be met.

The facility failed to complete a required assessment for a resident upon receiving a bedside mobility device.

A resident's bedside mobility device was uncovered, not attached to the bed frame, and had an open gap of 14 inches.