The Trinity

FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT

The investigation report details findings from two separate complaint investigations. The first allegation regarding inappropriate restraints was found to be SUBSTANTIATED, citing a deficiency related to postural supports. The second allegation concerning soiled diapers was found to be UNSUBSTANTIATED. The facility was cited for a Type A deficiency regarding the documentation required for postural supports.

The facility was inspected following a complaint investigation and multiple deficiencies were cited. The primary issues relate to staff training, specifically concerning required annual training for ADLs and specialized training for hospice care. Both deficiencies are classified as Type B, indicating potential but not immediate health or safety risks if corrected.

The facility was inspected following a complaint investigation and multiple deficiencies were cited. The primary issues relate to staff training, specifically concerning required annual training for ADLs and specialized training for hospice care. Both deficiencies are classified as Type B, indicating potential but not immediate health or safety risks if corrected.

The facility underwent an annual required inspection. While the initial visit noted compliance in several areas, the final report indicates that the facility failed to provide several required administrative and operational documents. The primary deficiency noted is the failure to submit a list of required supporting paperwork by the specified deadline.

COMPLAINT INVESTIGATION REPORT

The Annual inspection was conducted unannounced and covered facility tours, resident/staff interviews, and file reviews. The facility was generally observed to be in good repair with required items present, such as proper storage of supplies and functioning safety equipment. However, the facility was cited for failing to submit several required administrative documents by the specified deadline.

The facility underwent a Pre-licensing Inspection and was found to be in good overall condition. The report notes that the facility was clean, well-maintained, and met all required safety and operational standards observed during the visit.