The Residence at Hilltop

A resident's medical evaluation did not include an assessment of their ability to self-administer medications.

Resident diagnoses were not indicated on the resident assessment, and the assessment failed to note the use of a wander guard.

A direct care staff person did not receive required annual training in several topics, including medication self-administration, dementia care, and infection control.

A staff member performed a transfer for a resident requiring a two-person assist without the required second person and failed to follow the resident's support plan.

A resident was mechanically restrained by a staff member using a long-sleeve t-shirt to tie their wrists together.

No carbon monoxide alarm was installed in close proximity to the gas oven/range in the kitchen.

The community room door, which is labeled as an exit, was found locked with a key lock.

The facility has not conducted a fire drill with only the standard 3 staff persons within the past year.

Two video cameras on the second floor were recording video at the administrator's office and home theater, both of which are accessible to residents.

The licensing inspection summary dated 6/4/21 was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Annual medical evaluations for residents #2, #4, #5, and #6 were incomplete, missing vital information such as weight, blood pressure, or height.

Exhaust fans were inoperable in the bathrooms of residents #5, #6, and the shared bathroom for residents #2 and #8.

Resident #5 was in possession of expired eye drop medication.