Meilland Square Memory Care

Clean linens were stored on the floor in the clean linen storage area along with ironing boards, briefs, and supplies. Additionally, the laundry processing area was being used to store toilet grab bars, blood pressure machines, and other non-laundry items, posing a cross-contamination risk.

Multiple food items in the serving kitchen freezer, kitchenette refrigerator, and employee lounge were found unlabeled without appropriate open dates, making it impossible to determine food safety.

A resident's chest x-ray was found in the record, but it was performed for a cough/pain complaint rather than as a required tuberculosis screening prior to admission.

The laundry room was being used as a storage closet for clothing bags, industrial chemicals, medical supplies, wheelchairs, and assistive equipment, creating a risk for cross-contamination.

An employee file was missing the required State of Michigan criminal background screening prior to the employee having occupational exposure.

Refrigerator temperature logs for the kitchenette were incomplete for the preceding three months, meaning food safety could not be verified.

Poisonous and industrial chemicals, along with a housekeeping bucket and mop, were stored in the dry food kitchen storage area.