Kadima Senior Living at Harmony

The walk-in freezer in the kitchen was measured at 14 degrees Fahrenheit, which is above the required freezing temperature.

A resident's initial medical evaluation was not completed within the required timeframe of 30 days after admission.

The resident/home contract was undated and unsigned by the resident, payer, and home representative, and failed to identify the responsible payer.

A resident's annual medical evaluation was not completed within the required annual frequency.

A large break in the glass panel was found in resident room #10, and there was no screen in the operable window of resident room #25.

The left side of the dumpster lid was left open and was approximately half full of garbage.

Four ceramic tiles were protruding approximately 4 inches from the sink back splash.

Carbon monoxide detectors were not present in accordance with state standards, and the boiler inspection certificate had expired.

Accumulated lint was found in dryer lint traps and exhaust ducts, posing a fire hazard.

Cash disbursements for residents lacked the required signature from the staff person performing the transaction.

Multiple fire extinguishers throughout the home had expired inspection tags dating back to October 2022.

Training records failed to include the duration of several training sessions conducted in 2022.

Direct care staff did not receive required annual fire safety training for the 2022 training year.

The right side lid of the dumpster was found open, failing to prevent insect or rodent access.

Broken slats were identified in the venetian blinds in bedroom #11.

Ceiling holes with evidence of water damage and black mold were identified in the dining area and bedroom #24.

Bedroom doors #10 and #11 were unable to be closed or locked properly, compromising resident privacy.

Staff member was observed using profanity toward a resident and making obscene gestures, failing to treat the resident with dignity and respect.

The undated contract for resident #3 was not signed by the resident and did not indicate an inability to sign.

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

Resident #1 lacked a cash distribution sheet for monitoring transactions, and Resident #2's sheet failed to accurately reflect distributed funds and additional cash in envelopes.

The admission contract for resident #3 did not indicate the month, day, or year the contract would take effect.

A criminal background check had not been completed for direct care staff person A at the time of hire.