The Fountains at Indiana

The home failed to report two incidents involving resident falls and hospitalizations to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.

A resident's medical evaluation did not indicate their ability to self-administer medication.

A prescribed medication was not available in the home, indicating a failure in procedures for medication access and distribution.

An angel food cake in the kitchen freezer chest was found opened and unsealed.

Smoke detectors for bedrooms 230, 130, and 140 were located more than 15 feet from the bedroom doors.

The facility failed to document a notation of refusal or inability to sign the support plan for resident #2.

Medical evaluations for residents #1, #2, #3, and #4 did not indicate the need for a secured dementia care unit.

Resident #1's assessment of care needs did not address required home health services or hospice care needs.

A staff person did not receive required training on meeting resident needs as described in medical evaluations and support plans for the 2022 training year.

A staff person did not receive required annual training regarding The Older Adult Protective Services Act for the 2022 training year.

Two residents lacked functional bedside lighting; one lamp was unplugged and another resident had no source of bedside light.

Food was not stored in closed or sealed containers, including half-full bags of cereal and popcorn, and an uncovered cup of applesauce.

The home's quality management review dated 2021 did not address licensing violations and plans of correction.

Staffing was inadequate to meet the evacuation needs of a resident requiring a 2-person assist for transfers.

The home did not have a staff training plan developed for 2022.

Poisonous materials, including denture tabs and disinfectant products, were left unlocked, unattended, and accessible to residents.

The home's licensing inspection summary dated 6/11/2021 was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Required Influenza Awareness information was not posted in the facility.

A direct care staff person began working before a criminal history background check was completed.

A direct care staff person lacked a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status.

There were periods where no staff members present in the home were certified in first aid, CPR, and obstructed airway techniques.

Hot water temperature in private bathrooms of bedrooms #200 and #130 exceeded the 120°F limit.

Lint accumulation was found in the lint traps of both dryers in the laundry room.