Labor of Love-building 2

A camera monitoring the front entranceway was present without a sign informing people they were being monitored.

Walls had chipped paint, cracks, and exposed wood in several areas including the kitchen and staircase.

The handrail between the first and second floors was not secure and was separating from its supporting beams.

There were no paper towels, mechanical hand dryer, or other sanitary means of hand drying available in the second-floor shared bathroom.

Weekly menus were displayed without specific dates or indicators of which of the four rotation weeks was current.

The home's activity calendar was mostly covered up by a ServSafe certification.

The dryer vent in the basement was damaged and accumulated debris, and a second-floor bathroom sink was clogged.

The first aid kit in the medication cabinet was missing a thermometer.

The last fire drill conducted during sleeping hours was held on 03/28/22, exceeding the 6-month requirement.

Fire drills were routinely held during the last week of the month rather than at varying times and days.

Staff members administering prescription medications had not completed the required medication administration training.

The refrigerator handle is broken, requiring users to touch the metal screw piece to open the door.

A locked deadbolt on the kitchen exit door blocked the egress route.

Five tires with rims were observed in the front yard, violating trash storage requirements.

The refrigerator was locked with a chain and padlock, making it unavailable for resident use.

Staff refused to provide requested records to a Department agent until several days later.

A newly hired staff member did not have a criminal background check established within the required timeframe.

Five nails were protruding two inches from the ceiling at the fire escape exit door, creating a hazard.

The wood floor on the entrance porch was raised approximately four inches, creating a tripping hazard.

The home did not have an adequate supply of nonperishable food available for residents.

Written emergency procedures had not been submitted to the local emergency management agency.

The home did not have an influenza sign posted.

One out of two bedside lamps in a second-floor front bedroom was not working.

There was no thermometer present in the kitchen freezer.