Paradise Manor

Resident records, including MAR and blood sugar records, were left accessible at the nurses' station and front entrance, and narcotic/wellness books were left unlocked and unattended.

No ServSafe-certified staff person was present in the home for resident meals.

The facility used surveillance cameras to record interior areas, including resident bedroom doors, which violates resident privacy.

A resident was subjected to unwanted physical contact and intimidation when another resident entered their room uninvited and touched them inappropriately.

A resident's medical evaluation was incomplete and did not include all required medical diagnoses.

A staff member wrote over a date on a resident's RASP, making the entry illegible.

A resident's medication was found on the cart past its discard date according to manufacturer instructions.

A resident's assessment was incomplete, lacking information regarding behavioral, cognitive, social, and recreational needs.

House rules stated residents are not permitted in other residents' rooms without permission.

The communal ladies restroom lacked an electric hand dryer, a towel, or paper towels for drying hands.

House rules incorrectly stated that residents must obtain special permission from the administrator to have a car.

House rules stated management reserves the right to search personal items and packages at any time.

The home failed to report an incident to the Department involving a resident physically pushing a staff member.

The home failed to report multiple instances of a resident refusing blood sugar tests and insulin injections to the prescriber.

Medication administration records for Diazepam lacked the initials of the administering staff on multiple dates in January.

A bedside mobility device had an uncovered opening measuring 12 inches by 5 inches, posing a potential hazard.

Medication administration records for several residents were incomplete, missing prescribed medications, or contained incorrect dosages and administration times.

The facility failed to follow prescriber orders, specifically regarding the administration frequency and timing of topical treatments and oral medications.

Twelve 5-gallon bottles of water were found stored on the floor in the dining area.

The hot water temperature at the bathroom sink in room 10 was measured at 131.5 degrees Fahrenheit, exceeding the 120°F limit.