Diamond Care INC.

The inspection was a Case Management visit conducted on 03/10/2026, focusing on incident reports from previous dates. Three deficiencies were cited: two Type A deficiencies related to resident safety and staffing competency, and one Type B deficiency regarding basic care services. Immediate corrective action is required for the resident leaving unassisted and ensuring adequate staffing levels.

The inspection included a Noncompliance Conference (NCC) addressing multiple areas of concern. Key findings include the admission of clients with prohibited conditions without proper exception reviews, and significant delays in providing required facility documentation. The facility was cited for multiple deficiencies across various areas, including basic care, reporting, and recordkeeping, requiring immediate and sustained corrective action.

The inspection report details an office meeting held on 02/20/26, where the department raised several concerns regarding the facility's Plan of Operations (PO). These concerns included missing or incomplete policies related to dementia/mental health care, staffing ratios, and emergency planning. However, the report explicitly states that 'No citations issued at this time.'

The inspection identified three deficiencies: one Type A citation regarding failure to report a client's hospitalization, and two Type B citations concerning inadequate liability insurance and lack of workers' compensation coverage. The facility was advised on necessary reporting procedures and required to submit proof of insurance and corrective plans by specified dates.

The facility underwent an unannounced annual inspection. The LPA observed the physical plant, including common areas, to be clean and in good repair. The inspection noted that medications, toxins, and knives were properly stored in a locked area, and food supplies were adequate. No citations were issued as part of this inspection.

The facility underwent an unannounced annual inspection. The LPA observed the physical plant, including common areas, to be clean and in good repair. The inspection noted that medications, toxins, and knives were properly stored in a locked area, and food supplies were adequate. No citations were issued as part of this inspection.