Fawn Care

The battery-operated carbon monoxide detector in the kitchen did not have the required battery installation date present on the battery.

Fire safety training records for multiple staff members lacked the required source and length of the training.

A sample of Ozempic medication lacked a label including the resident's name and prescriber information.

Nystatin cream was not available in the home, and records indicated it had not been administered during March.

Staff recorded the administration of a medication on the MAR at 9:00 a.m. despite the medication being unavailable in the resident's roll packs.

The facility was serving additional residents at an unlicensed location (313 Shawnderosa Drive) and exceeding its licensed capacity of 16.

A criminal history check for a newly hired staff member was not completed prior to their start date.

A staff person administered multiple medications to various residents without having completed the required medication administration training.

Medication administration records (MARs) were not properly initialed by staff at the time of administration, and discrepancies were noted between recorded and actual administrators.