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Failure to Ensure Accessible Posting of Resident Rights and Ombudsman Contact Information

Goshen, Indiana Survey Completed on 05-23-2025

Penalty

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Summary

Surveyors found that the facility failed to ensure residents were informed of the location of the Ombudsman and other state agencies' contact information, as well as where a copy of resident rights was posted. During a resident/surveyor meeting, all residents present reported being unaware of where to find this information. Observation revealed that the resident rights poster was placed on a wall in a lounge area past the receptionist desk, with a small desk beneath it that obstructed visibility for residents using wheelchairs. Additionally, the Ombudsman and other required contact numbers were found on a shelf in the same lounge area, but not in a clearly accessible or visible location. The Administrator confirmed that while families could access the information and residents received a handbook at admission, the postings were not readily accessible to all residents as required by facility policy.

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