Wellington Park

The facility failed to ensure quarterly licensed health professional support (LHPS) reviews and evaluations were completed and included a physical assessment, evaluation of care, and recommendations. Specifically, for three sampled residents, the documentation lacked necessary physical assessments and recommendations for tasks such as urinary catheter care, ambulation assistance, and medication administration.

The facility failed to ensure that two exit doors and one outdoor fire egress gate were equipped with a continuously sounding device that is audible throughout the facility. This was identified for residents documented as disoriented or exhibiting wandering behavior. Specifically, the dining room exit door alarm did not sound when opened, and an outdoor exit gate was found unlocked without an alarm.

The facility failed to maintain a hazard-free environment by allowing hallways and common areas to be obstructed by trash cans, a rolling cart, trash bags, and spilled food. Floors were observed to be dirty, sticky, and covered in debris, creating significant trip and fall hazards for residents.

The facility failed to maintain a hazard-free environment by allowing hallways and common areas to become cluttered with trash cans, a rolling cart, and trash bags. Additionally, floors were found to be dirty and sticky, with spilled food like cereal and milk creating significant trip and fall hazards for residents.

The facility failed to maintain a hazard-free environment by obstructing hallways and common areas with trash cans, a trash bag, a rolling cart, spilled food, and laundry. Specifically, floors were found to be dirty and sticky, and items like food trays and clothing were left on the floor, creating significant trip and fall hazards for residents.

The facility failed to meet health care standards, resulting in a Type A2 Violation. (Note: Specific details for this deficiency were truncated in the provided text).

The facility failed to maintain a hazard-free environment by obstructing hallways and common areas with trash cans, a trash bag, a rolling cart, spilled food, and laundry. Specifically, floors were found to be dirty and sticky, and items like food trays and clothing were left on the floor, creating significant trip and fall hazards for residents.

The facility failed to meet health care standards, resulting in a Type A2 Violation. (Note: Specific details for this deficiency were truncated in the provided text).

The facility failed to maintain furniture in a clean and good repair. Specific issues included a warped outdoor picnic table, chairs with paint splatter and debris, a sofa missing cushions, and a sofa with torn vinyl. Additionally, a wooden table was found with peeling paint.