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Inconsistent Weekend Activities Provided for Residents

Edwardsville, Kansas Survey Completed on 05-07-2025

Penalty

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Summary

The facility failed to provide consistent and varied weekend activities for its residents, as evidenced by a review of the activity calendars for March, April, and May 2025, and interviews with residents and staff. While the calendars listed some activities such as hydration carts, daily chronicles, activity carts, movie matinees, TV worship, and occasional special events, resident council members reported that activities rarely occurred on weekends and lacked variety even on weekdays. Residents stated that they typically watched TV or read during weekends and expressed a desire for more interactive group activities led by staff. Staff interviews further revealed that activities staff allowed residents to "do their own thing" on weekends, leaving the activity cart available but not actively facilitating activities. A CNA confirmed that she did not conduct activities on weekends when she worked. The facility's own policy required the provision of activities on all days, including weekends and holidays, but this was not consistently implemented, resulting in a lack of structured and engaging activities for residents during weekends.

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