Jameson Senior Living

A house glucometer was used to measure a resident's blood glucose, which had been used for multiple unknown persons, posing a sanitary risk.

A missing cement slab outside the Kitchen Fire Exit created a 4-6 inch drop and a tripping hazard in the evacuation route.

An unlabeled clear plastic bottle containing liquid was found in the Environmental Services Room.

Medication Administration Records (MAR) contained several errors, including incorrect administration times, incorrect dosages, and missing medications for residents.

A resident's Furosemide medication label contained incorrect administration instructions regarding the days of the week.

Fire drills were conducted with 4 staff persons during shifts that typically only have 2 staff members present.

Resident #1 did not have access to an operable bedside lamp that could be turned on/off at the bedside.

Bathrooms lacked operable windows or functional ventilation fans.

Windows in the 2nd and 3rd floor east end fire stairwells and resident bedroom #308 were missing screens.

Spray bottles containing floor and bathroom cleaners were found without original product labeling.

Emergency telephone numbers for the hospital and fire department were not posted by the basement telephone.

One resident's medical evaluation was completed outside the required timeframe, and another resident's evaluation lacked a documented evaluation date.

Unlabeled and undated plastic bags containing veal patties and fish fillets were found in the walk-in freezer.

Unsealed plastic bags containing veal patties and fish fillets were found in the walk-in freezer.

The home's current license inspection summary, dated 4/23/19, was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

The first aid kit in the home's Honda automobile used to transport residents does not include a thermometer.

The shower floor in bedroom #209 does not have a slip-resistant surface.