Royal Colony View Place

The report documents an office visit conducted on September 26, 2025, following the death of one of the licensees. The meeting focused on the facility's commitment to continue operations and the requirements for obtaining an Emergency Approval to Operate (EAO). No specific deficiencies were cited in the provided text.

The inspection was conducted unannounced as a health and safety check following the death of a licensee. The analyst toured the facility and noted that the facility has running water and electricity, and adequate food supplies were available. No deficiencies were cited during this visit.

The inspection identified two primary areas of concern: a critical medication record deficiency and multiple maintenance/safety violations. The Type A deficiency regarding medication orders presents an immediate risk to resident care. The Type B deficiency cites several physical deficiencies, including plumbing, kitchen cleanliness, and structural items, which require immediate corrective action.

The inspection revealed multiple deficiencies, including several Type A citations related to immediate health and safety risks, such as unsecured items in resident rooms and improper medication handling. Additionally, there were Type B deficiencies concerning facility maintenance (missing baseboard) and record-keeping (incomplete medication logs). Immediate corrective action is required for all cited issues.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies across several critical areas, including medication management, facility maintenance, and resident record keeping. There is one Type A deficiency related to medication orders, indicating an immediate risk to resident safety. Several Type B deficiencies were cited concerning staff training compliance, outdated resident plans, and missing resident records.

The inspection was an unannounced annual inspection focusing on infection control. The primary deficiency found relates to the improper storage of hazardous materials, specifically cleaning supplies, which poses an immediate risk to residents with dementia. The facility was required to submit several documents and correct the storage issue by August 2, 2022.

The inspection was an annual required/infection control visit. The primary deficiency found was related to exit monitoring, specifically the lack of a working auditory signal on exit doors, which presents an immediate safety risk. The facility was required to submit several updated documents and correct the noted safety deficiency by a specific date.