Passavant Memorial Homes-Crawford (759)

The thermometer in the basement chest freezer labeled '#3' was inoperable.

Resident #1's initial assessment did not include all assessments indicated on the resident's medical evaluation.

The carbon monoxide detector in the basement contained batteries that were not dated, failing to meet annual replacement labeling standards.

The facility failed to provide evidence of a current, completed, and signed annual evaluation of the facility's program.

The facility failed to provide evidence of a current, completed, and signed annual evaluation of the facility's program.

An open and unsealed 2 lb. bag of light brown sugar was found in an upper cabinet in the kitchen.

Annual medical evaluations for Resident #1 and Resident #2 were incomplete, lacking information such as allergies and pulse rate.

Sanitary conditions were inadequate, including a soiled hairbrush and hair/film accumulation in a walk-in bathtub.

Resident privacy information and unmonitored records containing SSNs and health information were left accessible in the foyer and basement.

The refrigerator temperature was measured at 42°F, which exceeds the required maximum of 40°F.

The posted Certificate of Compliance indicated expired dates, failing to show the current license.

Carbon monoxide detector batteries were not dated, violating standards for annual replacement and labeling.

The 2600 regulation book was not posted in a conspicuous and public place in the home.

The home lacked documentation of resident education regarding the right to question or refuse medication.