Faithful Living

A physician order was left unlocked and visible through an office window, and other resident records were found unlocked and accessible in a closet.

A piece of food with approximately 15 ants on and around it was found in the main hallway.

A half-moon shaped crack, approximately six inches in length, was observed in the ceiling.

A window was found open without a screen present.

Heavy accumulation of air conditioning condensate and slime was running from the dining room wall, creating a slippery fall hazard.

Resident medical evaluations dated 10/11/24 and 12/19/24 did not include the required mobility needs assessment.

A resident was administered an anti-anxiety medication three times within less than a 24-hour period, failing to follow the prescribed twice-daily schedule.

A resident's pre-admission screening form lacked the required determination that the home could meet the resident's needs.

A staff member intentionally kicked a resident's foot while assisting them from a wheelchair and had a history of making disparaging remarks.

Cigarette butts were observed near the main entrance and under the front portico, despite signs stating 'No Smoking In This Area'.

The ventilation fan in Resident 1's bathroom was inoperable and the bathroom lacked a window.

An exposed hole in a cement slab and holes in brick enclosures posed a tripping hazard, and an electric box had exposed wires and pipes.

Cigarette butts were observed in the gravel near the main entrance, outside of the designated smoking areas.

Unsecured medications were observed in pill cups and bottles on dressers in residents' bedrooms, despite residents being noted as unable to self-administer.

Resident #1's glucometer readings were not documented in the QuickMAR system, and the device was not calibrated to the correct time.

The number of units administered to Resident #1 was not entered on the medication administration record.

No carbon monoxide detectors were found near the gas furnaces in the basement or near the gas-fired dryer in the laundry room.

Resident-home contracts for Resident #7 and Resident #2 were not signed by the residents.

The large dumpster door was left open, exposing trash to the environment.

Hot water temperatures in several resident areas, including a kitchenette and bathroom, exceeded the 120°F limit.

The home failed to submit an incident report to the Department regarding an allegation of abuse.

No carbon monoxide detector was placed in the area of the gas-powered kitchen stove.

Hot water temperatures in bathroom sinks of Bedroom #154 and Bedroom #118 exceeded the 120°F limit.

Enabler bars on resident beds were not securely attached or had large openings presenting safety hazards.