Regency Suites/regency at South Shore

An expired inhaler was found in the medication cart.

Multiple OTC medications were not labeled correctly, with instructions on the labels not matching the prescribed dosage.

Medication administration records indicated medications were administered on several dates when the medications were actually not in the home.

The facility failed to follow prescriber orders, including incorrect dosage administration and failure to administer medications that were not in the home.

Staffing levels were inadequate to meet resident needs during the overnight shift on 11/15/23, with only 2 staff available for 54 residents.

Sanitary conditions were compromised when a resident's glucometer was used to measure blood glucose levels for multiple other residents.

A staff person made unauthorized charges to a resident's credit card.

Staffing levels were insufficient to meet resident needs and evacuation requirements during certain periods.

Sanitary conditions were compromised when a deceased resident's glucometer was used on another resident.

Carbon monoxide detectors in the 3rd floor air handler rooms were plugged into outlets within 5 feet of fossil fuel burning devices.

The resident-home contract for resident #1 did not include the date the resident signed the contract.

The home did not have an annual training plan for the 2022 calendar year.

An unlabeled 2-gallon spray bottle containing floor cleaner was found in the housekeeping supply room.

Windows in the northwest and northeast stairwells on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors were missing screens.

Outdated flour and vinegar with expired 'best by' dates were found in a kitchenette cabinet.

The resident-home contract for resident #2 was not signed by the resident.

Emergency telephone numbers for the nearest hospital and fire department were missing from the telephones in rooms #125 and #216.

A bag of approximately 20 chicken patties in the kitchen walk-in freezer was found opened and unsealed.

The medication administration record for resident #3 failed to indicate the dosage for additional units administered according to the insulin sliding scale.

Assessments for residents #1 and #2 did not include diagnoses (such as neuropathy, hypertension, and toxic encephalopathy) indicated in their medical evaluations.

Resident #4's support plan was not signed by the resident, nor did it indicate why the resident was unable to participate or sign.