Terry Care Home

The facility failed to ensure floors were kept clean and in good repair in resident bedrooms, dining room, bathrooms, and halls. Observations revealed dirty floors needing sweeping and mopping, as well as dirt and grime buildup around toilets and in bathroom corners. Additionally, damaged tile was noted in a resident's room.

The facility failed to ensure the kitchen was clean and free from contamination. Specifically, the refrigerator contained several opened food items, including pimento cheese, jelly, salad dressing, and various bagged substances, that were not properly sealed, labeled, or documented with opened dates.

The facility failed to maintain clean and functional floors in resident bedrooms, bathrooms, the dining room, and hallways. Observations revealed dirty floors requiring sweeping and mopping, as well as dirt and grime buildup around toilets and in bathroom corners. Additionally, damaged floor tiles were noted in one resident's room.

The facility failed to maintain its licensed capacity of five residents by allowing a child to reside in the home. This addition of a non-resident prevented the Supervisor-in-Charge from providing timely and appropriate personal care and services to the residents.

The facility failed to maintain its licensed capacity of five residents because a child was residing in the home. During the inspection, officials observed five residents plus one non-resident child in a playpen.

The facility failed to ensure primary care provider notification for a resident who refused to wear prescribed compression stockings. While the resident's records indicated an order for compression stockings, the resident had not worn them for 7-8 months and was unaware if his physician was informed of the non-compliance.

The facility failed to ensure the primary care provider was notified regarding a resident who refused to wear prescribed compression stockings. A review of records showed an order for compression stockings, yet the resident had not worn them for approximately 7-8 months due to discomfort. The resident also had not seen his primary care provider in 4-6 months.

The facility failed to develop and implement an activity program that promotes active involvement for residents. Observations revealed a lack of diverse activity supplies and a schedule that lacked sufficient engagement, with residents spending most of their day in their rooms or watching television. Interviews with residents confirmed that no activities were being offered by staff.

The facility failed to develop and implement an activity program that promotes active involvement for residents. Observations revealed a lack of diverse activity supplies and a schedule that lacked sufficient engagement, with residents spending most of their day in their rooms or watching television. Interviews with residents confirmed that no activities were being offered in the facility.