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Unattended Soiled Lunch Cart Left Uncovered in Hallway

Santa Fe, New Mexico Survey Completed on 03-26-2026

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Summary

Surveyors identified a deficiency in the facility’s infection prevention and control program related to the handling of soiled food service equipment. On 03/24/26 at 12:58 pm, a lunch tray return cart containing soiled food trays and dishes that were uncovered was observed sitting unattended in the main hallway outside the activity room. At 1:06 pm, the housekeeping/laundry manager confirmed she saw the return cart left unattended in that location. At 1:08 pm, the Dietary Manager stated that lunch return carts should only be left in designated areas such as by the nurse’s station or inside the kitchen, and that the cart should be returned to the kitchen for cleaning as soon as all trays have been picked up, which did not occur in this instance. This deficient practice was noted as likely to expose all residents to potential pathogens associated with food waste.

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