Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
The next survey window likely opens around January 2027
Estimate from public CMS data, current as of July 2026. Survey timing is at the state agency's discretion.
Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Graceville Health Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Failure to honor food preferences and provide alternate meals for two residents. One resident with a red dye allergy was repeatedly served plain pasta without sauce and was not offered another option, despite records showing the allergy and staff acknowledging tomato sauce should not have been withheld. Another resident was served a salad she did not eat, and the meal ticket did not reflect menu items, dislikes, or preferences. Staff described a process for communicating menus and offering alternates, but it was not carried out as expected.
Incomplete wound care documentation was identified for a resident with type 2 DM and foot ulcers. The resident had orders for daily heel wound care, but the TAR showed missing documentation on two dates, and the resident stated wound care was scheduled daily but not provided on weekends.
Kitchen Equipment and Structural Areas Not Maintained in Good Repair: Surveyors observed multiple areas of disrepair in the kitchen, including rusted and deteriorating metal around the walk-in cooler/freezer, broken plastic skirting on the steam table, rusted doorjambs, bowing wall coverings exposing inner structure, and a windowsill with flaking rust covered by duct tape. In the dishwasher room, only one overhead light was working, and the CDM confirmed cold air was coming through a gap from the walk-in freezer/cooler behind the wall. The RD, CDM, and Regional Nurse Consultant confirmed the areas needed repair or replacement.
Failure to Honor Food Preferences and Provide Alternates
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Summary
The facility failed to honor resident food preferences by not providing alternate food items for 2 of 3 residents sampled for food choices. Resident #12 stated she had an allergy to red dye and reported that when spaghetti was served, she was given dry pasta without sauce and was not offered another option. On 2/25/2026, she again received spaghetti without any sauce, and the meal ticket listed a consistent carbohydrate diet, regular texture, thin liquids, and an allergy to red No. 40, but no dislikes or preferences were noted. Resident #12 was admitted with diagnoses including anxiety, schizophrenia, fibromyalgia, major depressive disorder schizoaffective bipolar type, and chronic pain syndrome. Her dietary communication form dated 8/28/25 documented a CCD diet, regular texture, allergy to red dye #40, and fortified breakfasts. The most recent nutrition assessment dated 2/3/26 stated she was receiving an NAS diet and did not include any food restrictions related to the red dye allergy. During interview, the Dietary Manager stated the resident had told her she did not want anything red on her food and acknowledged that tomato sauce should not have been withheld because of the allergy. Resident #159 stated she was served a salad at lunch and had to keep telling staff she did not eat salads. Her meal ticket listed a consistent carbohydrate diet, regular texture, thin liquids, double portions, and likes of beverage of choice, but no menu items, preferences, or dislikes. Her record showed orders for a CCD diet, regular texture, regular/thin consistency, NAS, and fortified foods with breakfast, and a nutrition assessment noted risk for malnutrition related to obesity and increased needs for wound healing. The Dietary Manager and CNAs described a process in which resident menu preferences were to be gathered, entered into the computer, communicated to residents, and alternates offered when items were refused, but staff interviews showed the menu communication and alternate selection process had not been completed as expected.
Incomplete Wound Care Documentation
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain a complete medical record for 1 of 3 residents sampled for wound care, Resident #159. The resident was admitted with diagnoses including type 2 diabetes mellitus with foot ulcers, and physician orders directed daily wound care to both heels using acetic acid irrigation solution, acetic acid moistened gauze, a BD pad, kerlix, and tape. During interview, the resident stated wound care was scheduled daily but was not being provided on weekends. Review of the February 2026 Treatment Administration Record showed no documentation of wound care on Saturday, February 7, and Friday, February 20. The DON reviewed the missing documentation and stated the expectation was for treatment to be documented, including if it was refused or not performed, with the reason recorded. She later stated staff reported the wound care was done on February 7 but not documented, and that the February 20 wound care was associated with a changed order and would be reflected in a late entry note.
Kitchen Equipment and Structural Areas Not Maintained in Good Repair
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain mechanical and electrical equipment in good operating condition in the kitchen during two observations. On 02/23/2026, surveyors observed multiple areas of disrepair, including doorjambs, windowsills, and walls needing repair. The sheet metal covering the outside of the walk-in cooler entrance was rusted and deteriorating at the base where the walls meet the floor. On 02/25/2026, surveyors observed the same areas still in disrepair. The steam table had plastic skirting around the lower outside section that was falling apart with pieces broken off. The door to the dishwasher room was rusted around the doorjamb, and the adjacent wall was covered with plastic skirting that was bowing out, exposing the inner structure behind the wall. In that room, only one overhead light was functioning and two were not functioning. The second door from the dishwasher room had the same plastic covering adjacent to the door, with cold air blowing through the gap; the CDM confirmed the air was coming from the walk-in freezer and cooler behind the wall. The windowsill above the first sink of the 3-compartment sink had rust that was flaking off, and the RD had covered it with duct tape. The metal walls around the walk-in cooler/freezer were rusting where the wall meets the floor, and the doorjambs in the dry storage closet were rusted and completely disintegrated. The RD, CDM, and Regional Nurse Consultant all confirmed these areas needed repair or replacement.
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| Washington Rehabilitation And Nursing Center | 13.8 mi | ★★★★★ | 1 | 0 |
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