Parker House Assisted Living

An unlocked, unattended computer cart with an open laptop containing confidential resident information was accessible in a resident hallway.

Poisonous cleaning supplies (Comet and Fabuloso) were left unlocked and accessible to residents in the secure unit laundry room.

The home failed to report two incidents of alleged abuse to the Department within the required timeframe.

Staff crushed a medication in applesauce despite manufacturer instructions stating the medication may not be crushed.

Staff Member A did not receive required training in medication self-administration and assisted living service needs for the 2023 training year.

Staff Member A lacked annual training in fire safety, emergency preparedness, resident rights, OAPSA, and falls prevention for the 2023 training year.

Poisonous materials were observed unlocked and accessible on resident bathroom and kitchen sinks, posing a risk to residents unable to avoid them.

Resident contracts were signed by the facility and power of attorney, but lacked the resident's signature or evidence of opportunity to sign.

The quality management review did not address complaint procedures or licensing violations/actions regarding previous plans of correction.

There were periods where no staff trained in first aid and CPR were present in the residence to meet the needs of the 47 residents.

Direct care staff members were providing unsupervised assisted living services before completing the required Department-approved training and competency test.

A package of bacon in the building #2 refrigerator was stored in an open package, not protected from contamination.

An unlabeled and undated bowl of pineapples and cottage cheese was found in the building #3 refrigerator.

A resident participated in the development of their support plan but did not sign and date the document.

The most recent license inspection summary dated 1/31/2020 was not posted in a conspicuous and public place in building 1.

Resident #3 did not receive the required extensive supervision and assistance as indicated in their support plan, evidenced by multiple behavioral incidents.

Resident #2 was admitted to the home without a signed contract or documentation indicating an inability to sign.

Multiple incidents involving Resident #3 and other residents in the secured care unit, including inappropriate physical contact and aggression toward staff.