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Failure to Provide Beverages Consistent with Resident Needs and Preferences

Ogden, Utah Survey Completed on 12-30-2025

Penalty

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Summary

The facility failed to provide beverages consistent with resident needs and preferences and sufficient to maintain hydration. A sign posted in the resident elevator announced a policy change restricting beverage availability, stating that only water would be provided between meals and that coffee and juice would only be served at meal times. Residents were informed that if they wanted beverages other than water between meals, they would need to provide their own, with vending machines planned for future installation. The Dietary Supervisor confirmed that this policy was implemented due to concerns about cross contamination from residents bringing their mugs to the kitchen, and that kitchen staff were instructed not to provide beverages other than water between meals, even if residents requested them. The Dietary Supervisor also acknowledged that residents had complained about the change since its implementation.

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