Hillview Home

A resident did not have an operable lamp or light source that could be turned on/off from their bedside.

The home lacks written physician certification for a resident receiving hospice care who was not evacuated during fire drills.

Hot water temperatures at several sinks exceeded the 120°F limit.

The basement bathroom lacked paper towels or other means of safe hand drying.

Annual medical evaluations for multiple residents were incomplete, specifically regarding immunization information.

The dumpster was uncovered and there was scattered garbage in the backyard.

The emergency exit steps leading to the side yard were covered with overgrown vines, creating a trip and fall hazard.

The physician used a resident's bedroom for medical assessments, which limited the resident's access to their room and compromised privacy.

Multiple emergency exit doors in the bedroom, living room, and dining area were found locked, preventing independent use by all residents.

Required emergency telephone numbers were not posted on or near the telephone in the furnace room.

Two residents did not have an operable bedside lamp because the lamps were missing light bulbs.

A window in the main level living room was missing its screen.

The lower-level emergency exit door is in serious disrepair with rot and an opening at the bottom.

A hired staff person did not have a criminal background check completed until after their hire date.

A hired staff person did not receive required orientation training in fire safety and emergency preparedness.

The home has not conducted a quality management review within the last year.

A hired staff person did not complete training regarding resident rights within 40 scheduled working hours.

The microwave in the second floor dining room kitchenette was covered in dried food products and stains.

The home failed to update a resident's assessment to address significant changes in supervision needs and failed to complete an annual assessment.

The home failed to report an incident involving a resident leaving the home and requiring law enforcement intervention to the Department within 24 hours.

The dumpster in the parking lot was uncovered and the lid was wedged open, potentially allowing insect infestation.

The facility exceeded the maximum evacuation time during multiple fire drills over the past 12 months.

A recliner chair was blocking the emergency egress route in the first floor hallway.

Hot water temperature in the first floor kitchen sink and an accessible employee bathroom sink measured 122.9°F, exceeding the 120°F limit.

Found dried food in microwave, moldy onions in pantry, and lack of sanitary hand drying means in the ground floor bathroom.

Approximately 12 inches of cove base strip was not attached to the wall behind the toilet in the 1st floor common bathroom.

Four slats were missing from the vertical blind on the window in bedroom #3.