The Woods at Cedar Run

Three uncovered small plates of applesauce were stored in the main kitchen refrigerator.

Mouse feces were observed on the floor and on various food items in the main kitchen's pantry.

There was a full, uncovered, and unattended trash can in the main kitchen.

A frozen bag of hamburger buns was stored on the floor in the walk-in freezer.

An unlabeled and undated pan of lasagna was found in the main kitchen refrigerator.

A staff member sent inappropriate naked pictures to a resident via text message.

The approved waiver for a staff member's non-US education was not publicly and conspicuously posted in the home.

An uncovered bedside mobility device was installed on a resident's bed, posing an entrapment risk.

Medications, including earwax removal kit and various creams, were left unlocked, unattended, and accessible in a resident's bathroom cabinet.

A chair blocked the egress from the sunroom to the courtyard, and a bench and metal trashcan blocked the egress from the courtyard to the back of the home.

An allegation of resident abuse was received by staff via telephone and email but was never reported to the AAA.

The facility failed to report an incident where a resident fell and sustained a broken clavicle to the Department.

Current licensing inspection summaries were not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

A bed featured an uncovered enabler device with an opening large enough to pose an entrapment risk.

A direct care staff member was working without a Department-issued waiver for a non-U.S. educational credential.

Insufficient number of staff members with current CPR and first aid certification were present during the night shift.

Medications were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible on top of the 2 East and 2 West medication carts.

Loose pills were found in the 2 East, 3 East, and Memory Care medication carts, violating proper storage requirements.

During overnight shifts on 3/27/2023 and 3/31/2023, only one staff member certified in first aid, obstructed airway, and CPR was present for 58 residents.

A direct care staff member hired in 11/2022 was providing unsupervised ADL services without completing the required Department-approved training and competency test.

Resident narcotic count binders were left unlocked and unattended on medication carts, and resident information was visible on an unattended computer screen.

Resident-home contracts for two residents were not signed by the residents.

The home failed to report a medication error involving a resident to the Department within 24 hours.

Insufficient staff trained in both first aid and CPR were present during the 11PM to 7AM shift on multiple dates.

The evacuation time recorded during a fire drill exceeded the maximum time specified by the fire safety expert.