The Kensington at Walnut Creek

The inspection was a case management visit following an Unusual Incident Report concerning medication administration. The primary deficiency found relates to medication administration protocols, specifically regarding the proper dosing and documentation of narcotic medications. The facility was cited for non-compliance with physician's orders regarding medication administration.

The case management visit was prompted by multiple Unusual Incident Reports (UIRs) concerning medication administration errors over several months. Deficiencies were cited primarily related to medication administration protocols, specifically citing failures to administer medications according to physician's directions for multiple residents. All identified deficiencies were classified as Type B, requiring corrective action.

The case management visit was prompted by multiple Unusual Incident Reports (UIRs) concerning medication administration errors over several months. Deficiencies were cited primarily related to medication administration protocols, specifically citing failures to administer medications according to physician's directions for multiple residents. All identified deficiencies were classified as Type B, requiring corrective action.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit to investigate a past incident involving a resident fall. The primary deficiency cited relates to failure to immediately contact 9-1-1 following an injury, which is a Type B violation. The facility was advised to conduct staff training on emergency 911 response procedures.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit to investigate a past incident involving a resident fall. The primary deficiency cited relates to failure to immediately contact 9-1-1 following an injury, which is a Type B violation. The facility was advised to conduct staff training on emergency 911 response procedures.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit to investigate a past incident involving a resident fall. The primary deficiency cited relates to failure to immediately contact 9-1-1 following an injury, which is a Type B violation. The facility was advised to conduct staff training on emergency 911 response procedures.