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The facility failed to ensure that one of three sampled residents had completed the required two-step tuberculosis (TB) testing. Specifically, Resident #3 had a single negative TB skin test on record but lacked the subsequent step required by public health control measures.

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The facility failed to ensure that one of three sampled residents had completed the required two-step tuberculosis (TB) testing. Specifically, a review of Resident #3's records showed a single TB skin test was completed at admission, but the second step of the two-step process was not documented.

The facility failed to meet requirements for medication administration competency evaluations. This was a follow-up to a previous Type B violation, indicating that non-compliance regarding staff training and competency assessments had not been abated.

The facility failed to ensure that a staff member (Staff A) had successfully passed the required state medication administration written examination before administering medications to residents. Although the staff member completed training and a clinical skills checklist, there was no documentation of passing the state exam. This represents a failure to abate a previous Type B violation.

The facility failed to ensure that the owner had a completed examination and screening for the presence of controlled substances available in their personnel file. A review of records showed no hire date and no evidence of a drug screen, and the owner confirmed they had never completed a drug screen.

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The facility failed to ensure the Owner had a completed examination and screening for the presence of controlled substances upon hire. Personnel records lacked a hire date and documentation of the required drug screening.

The facility failed to ensure the Owner had a medication skills competency evaluation and a passed written MA examination. The Owner was observed administering medications despite lacking the required competency documentation.

The facility failed to ensure three sampled residents completed required Tuberculosis (TB) skin testing upon admission. Review of resident records showed no documentation of TB testing for residents admitted in May and November 2023.

The facility failed to ensure that the owner had completed the required examination and screening for the presence of controlled substances upon hire. There was no hire date available in the personnel record and no drug screen results were present.

The facility failed to ensure a medication skills competency evaluation was completed for the owner, who was administering medications to residents. This lack of documented competency could result in errors in medication administration.

The facility failed to ensure that three sampled residents had completed required Tuberculosis (TB) testing upon admission. Records showed no documentation of TB skin testing for the residents reviewed.

The facility failed to ensure that a medication aide completed the mandatory annual in-service training program on infection control. A review of personnel records and staff interviews confirmed that the employee had not documented completion of the required state training.