Failure to Post Survey Results Notice
Summary
The facility failed to ensure that notice of the availability of survey results was posted in prominent and accessible areas for residents and the public. Survey results were found in a binder inside a plastic container on the wall across from the security station in the lobby, but there were no posted notices on any of the five resident floors directing residents or visitors to where the survey results could be viewed. The facility policy stated that residents have the right to examine the results of the most recent federal or state survey, including any statement of deficiencies, plan of correction, and enforcement actions, and that the results must be made available in a readily accessible place. During multiple observations, no notices were seen on the resident units informing people where to locate the survey results. At the Resident Council meeting, seven residents attended and all seven stated they did not know where to find the survey results and had not seen any notice about their location. The minutes from prior Resident Council meetings also did not document that residents were informed where to locate the survey results. The Administrator stated they made rounds on the floors daily, but did not pay attention to the posting and believed the notices were posted on all resident floors; the Administrator also stated the facility should post throughout the building to inform residents and the public where to find the survey results on the units.
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