Mt. Olive Family Care Home #2

The facility failed to immediately notify law enforcement and the county department of social services when the whereabouts of a resident were unknown on 4/16/23. The resident was missing for approximately 24 hours and was later found with injuries including blisters, dehydration, and abrasions.

The facility failed to immediately notify law enforcement and the county department of social services when the whereabouts of a resident became unknown. On 4/16/23, Resident #1 left the facility without signing out, and staff did not follow required notification protocols despite the resident's known history of agitation and medication refusal.

The facility failed to ensure that one of two sampled medication aides hired after October 1, 2013, had completed the required 15-hour medication aide training or provided employment verification. Specifically, the employee record for Staff A lacked documentation of the required state training and employment verification.

The facility failed to ensure that one of two sampled medication aides had completed the required 15-hour state-developed training program or provided medication aide employment verification. Specifically, for Staff A, there was no documentation of the 15-hour training or employment verification, despite the staff member performing medication administration duties.

The facility failed to maintain walls, ceilings, and floors in a clean and good state of repair. Specific observations included mold-like blackened spots in bathrooms, separated caulk around a bathtub, and dirty baseboards. Additionally, bedroom walls had brown stains and the living room contained cobwebs.