M&m Board & Care

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several areas, including immediate health risks related to plumbing and chemical storage, and several non-compliance issues regarding required resident and staff documentation. The facility must address critical safety hazards and update numerous records to meet state regulations.

The inspection identified five deficiencies, all classified as Type B (non-compliance). Issues noted include inadequate safety measures in the bathroom (lack of non-skid mats), and failures related to record keeping, specifically concerning staff schedules, personnel training records, and resident files. The facility must address these deficiencies by the specified Plan of Correction due dates.

The inspection revealed multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including unsecured medications and chemicals, missing required documentation (emergency plan, resident records), and deficiencies in facility cleanliness and food storage. Several deficiencies were cited as Type A (immediate risk) and Type B (potential risk), requiring immediate corrective action from the facility.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit on May 24, 2023. The purpose of the visit was to obtain signatures on amended LIC 9099. The visit concluded with an exit interview and the provision of the report and amended form to the Licensee/Administrator.

The case management visit identified two deficiencies. First, the facility failed to report unusual incidents or injuries to CCLD since November 2020. Second, the facility was found to have a broken bedroom window that was not properly repaired, indicating a failure to maintain the premises in good repair.

The case management visit identified two deficiencies. First, the facility failed to report unusual incidents or injuries to CCLD since November 2020. Second, the facility was found to have a broken bedroom window that was not properly repaired, indicating a failure to maintain the premises in good repair.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several areas. Specifically, there were immediate health risks noted, such as a resident on a feces-stained bedspread and heavily stained kitchen surfaces. Additionally, non-compliance was found regarding the proper storage of equipment in the backyard and the failure to maintain a current Emergency Disaster Plan.

The facility underwent an unannounced Case Management visit where deficiencies were observed. The primary finding relates to sanitation and cleanliness, specifically the presence of dead cockroaches and mice droppings. Immediate corrective action is required to address these health and safety risks.