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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Hampton Court Nursing And Rehabilitation Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A facility failed to accurately code the MDS for a resident, indicating a discharge to an acute hospital instead of the resident's actual discharge to home. This discrepancy was identified by the MDS Coordinator during a review of the resident's records, highlighting a lapse in the facility's assessment process.
A resident in a LTC facility was not assisted in obtaining necessary oral surgery dental services, despite expressing a desire to see a dentist and having missing teeth. The facility's policy required assistance in obtaining routine and emergency dental care, but no dental care plan was available for the resident. Interviews with staff revealed a lack of coordination and follow-up, resulting in a deficiency in meeting regulatory requirements.
A resident was discharged home, but the MDS inaccurately coded the discharge status as to an acute hospital. The error was identified during a review of the resident's records, revealing a discrepancy between the actual discharge and the documented status. The MDS Coordinator confirmed the miscode upon review.
A resident in a LTC facility was not provided access to necessary oral surgery dental services despite recommendations from dental exams. The facility's policy required assistance in obtaining dental care, but no dental care plan was available for the resident. Attempts to arrange appointments and transportation were unsuccessful due to insurance and reimbursement issues. Interviews with staff confirmed the lack of arrangements for the resident's oral surgery.
The facility failed to maintain its automatic sprinkler system as per NFPA 101 standards. During a survey, it was found that there was no spare dry sprinkler for the freezer, and no means to restore service. The Maintenance Director and Administrator acknowledged this deficiency.
The facility was found deficient in maintaining proper signage for gas storage areas, as required by NFPA 101 and NFPA 99. During a survey, it was noted that the Central and South Oxygen Storage Rooms lacked the necessary precautionary signs indicating "CAUTION: OXIDIZING GAS(ES) STORED WITHIN NO SMOKING." This deficiency was acknowledged by the Maintenance Director and discussed with the Administrator.
Inaccurate MDS Coding for Resident Discharge
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to accurately code the Minimum Data Set (MDS) for a resident, resulting in a discrepancy in the discharge status. The resident was discharged home, but the discharge assessment incorrectly indicated that the resident was discharged to an acute hospital. This error was identified during a review of the resident's medical records and MDS, which showed a miscode in the discharge status section. The MDS Coordinator, upon reviewing the records, confirmed that the resident had been discharged to their home, contrary to what was documented. The facility's policy and procedure for resident assessments require a comprehensive assessment process to identify care needs and develop an interdisciplinary care plan. However, the miscode suggests a lapse in ensuring the accuracy of the resident's assessment, as the discharge status did not reflect the resident's actual situation.
Plan Of Correction
The Plan of Correction (POC) is submitted as required under federal and state regulations and statutes applicable to long term care providers. This POC does not constitute an admission of liability on the part of the facility and such liability is hereby specifically denied. The submission of this plan does not constitute agreement by the facility that the surveyors findings or conclusions are accurate, that the findings constitute a deficiency or that the scope or severity regarding any of these deficiencies cited are correctly applied. The corrective action accomplished for those residents identified: On Resident #109 Discharge -return not MDS dated was modified and uploaded to IQIES on and accepted. Resident #109 was not negatively affected by the data entry error. No other residents were affected or identified. Other residents having the potential to be affected were identified by: In order to identify any potential residents affected by MDS data entry errors an audit was conducted by the Administrator during, on discharge MDSs for those residents discharged return and return not. The measures of systematic changes made include: MDS Coordinator (Staff B) was reinserviced on, and the additional MDS Coordinator was reinserviced on, regarding the accuracy of MDS coding especially related to discharge residents. In addition, the in-service also reviewed the EMR system and location of information available to assist in accuracy of coding. The Administrator will conduct random audits weekly for 1 month, then monthly for 2 months. The corrective actions put in place include: The Administrator or designee will monitor overall compliance of the MDS accuracy of discharge assessments. Any findings identified will be corrected and reported to the Director of Nursing and QAPI/QAA Committee until substantial compliance is achieved and maintained. The Director of
Failure to Assist Resident in Obtaining Oral Surgery
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to assist a resident in obtaining necessary oral surgery dental services, as required by federal regulations. The resident, identified as Resident #26, was observed to have missing top and bottom teeth and expressed a desire to see a dentist. Despite the facility's policy to assist residents in obtaining routine and emergency dental care, there was no dental care plan available for the resident, and the necessary arrangements for oral surgery were not made. The resident's records indicated a history of hypertension and other conditions, and the Minimum Data Service (MDS) assessment showed that the resident was mentally capable of making her needs known. The resident required substantial assistance for activities of daily living and setup assistance for eating. Despite these needs, the facility did not have a dental care plan in place, and the resident's dental consults recommended referral to an oral surgeon for tooth extraction, which was not followed through. Interviews with facility staff revealed a lack of coordination and follow-up regarding the resident's dental care needs. The Registered Nurse involved in the case confirmed that no further arrangements were made for the oral surgery, and the Director of Social Services acknowledged that the necessary arrangements were not completed. The facility's failure to assist the resident in obtaining the required dental services resulted in a deficiency in meeting the regulatory requirements for dental care in nursing facilities.
Plan Of Correction
Nursing or designee will monitor ongoing compliance through random audits. The corrective action accomplished for those residents affected include: Resident # 26 was reviewed and discussed with the residents dentist on was made on for a secondary dental for and resident # 26 was seen by the dentist on. Additional referral received on, and additional dental schedule at Nova Dental for. Other residents having the potential to be affected were identified by: An audit was conducted by the Director of Social Services on to identify if any other residents had missed their out-of-facility dental. No other residents were identified as missing dental services by the audit. The measures of systematic changes made include: The Social Service Department reviewed the policy and procedure on Dental Services on. Nursing Staff were reinserviced on, and regarding scheduling and follow-ups. The corrective actions put in place include: The Director of Social Services or designee will perform random audits on a monthly basis for dental visits, recommendations and compliance in follow-up and attendance. The Director of Nursing or designee will monitor ongoing compliance through random observations and chart reviews of nursing documentation and physician orders regarding dental updates. Findings will be reported to the QAPI Committee quarterly over the next six months with any necessary additional in-services.
MDS Coding Error in Resident Discharge Status
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to accurately code the Minimum Data Set (MDS) for a resident, leading to a discrepancy in the discharge status. The resident was discharged home, but the discharge assessment incorrectly indicated that the resident was discharged to an acute hospital. This error was identified during a review of the resident's medical records and MDS documentation. The resident in question had been admitted to the facility with various medical diagnoses. The MDS dated for the resident showed a perfect score in Section C, indicating the resident's cognitive patterns were intact. However, the discharge status was inaccurately coded, reflecting a discharge to a short-term general hospital instead of the resident's actual discharge to home. An interview with the MDS Coordinator revealed that she was initially informed of the resident's discharge to home. Upon reviewing the records, the miscode was identified. The facility's policy and procedure for resident assessments require comprehensive assessments to identify care needs and develop an interdisciplinary care plan, which was not accurately reflected in this instance.
Plan Of Correction
regulations and statutes applicable to long term care providers. This POC does not constitute an admission of liability on the part of the facility and such liability is hereby specifically denied. The submission of this plan does not constitute agreement by the facility that the surveyors findings or conclusions are accurate, that the findings constitute a deficiency or that the scope or severity regarding any of these deficiencies cited are correctly applied. The corrective action accomplished for those residents identified: On Resident #109 Discharge - retum not MDS dated was modified and uploaded to IQIES on and accepted. Resident #109 was not negatively affected by the data entry error. No other residents were affected or identified. Other residents having the potential to be affected were identified by: In order to identify any potential residents affected by MDS data entry errors an audit was conducted by the Administrator during on discharge MDSs for those residents discharged return and return not. The measures of systematic changes made include: MDS Coordinator (Staff B) was reinserviced on and the additional MDS Coordinator was reinserviced on regarding the accuracy of MDS coding especially related to discharge residents. In addition, the in-service also reviewed the EMR system and location of information available to assist in accuracy of coding. The Administrator will conduct random audits weekly for 1 month, then monthly for 2 months. The corrective actions put in place include: The Administrator or designee will monitor overall compliance of the MDS accuracy of discharge assessments. Any findings identified will be corrected and reported to the Director of Nursing and QAPI/QAA Committee until substantial compliance is achieved and maintained. The Director of Nursing or designee will monitor ongoing compliance through random audits.
Failure to Provide Access to Dental Services
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to provide access to oral surgery dental services for a Medicare resident, identified as Resident #26, who was reviewed for dental services. The resident was observed sitting in bed with missing top and bottom teeth and expressed a desire to see a dentist. The facility's Dental Services Policy and Procedure indicated that dental needs should be identified through assessments and addressed in the resident's care plan, with assistance provided for making dental appointments and arranging transportation. However, there was no dental care plan available for Resident #26. The resident's records showed a history of periodontal exams with recommendations for oral surgery to extract problematic teeth. Despite these recommendations, the facility did not make the necessary arrangements for the resident to receive oral surgery. Progress notes indicated attempts to schedule appointments and arrange transportation, but these efforts were unsuccessful due to issues with insurance coverage and transportation provider reimbursement. The resident was informed of the situation and expressed a desire to have her dental issues addressed. Interviews with facility staff, including a registered nurse and the Director of Social Services, confirmed that no further arrangements were made for the resident's oral surgery. The MDS Coordinator also confirmed the absence of a dental care plan for the resident. This deficiency highlights the facility's failure to comply with the statutory requirement to provide access to necessary health-related services, including dental care, for its residents.
Plan Of Correction
The corrective action accomplished for those residents affected include: Resident # 26 was reviewed and discussed with the resident's dentist on [date] for a secondary dental [procedure], and resident # 26 was seen by the dentist on [date]. Additional referral received and additional dental [procedure] scheduled at Nova Dental for [date] on [date]. Other residents having the potential to be affected were identified by: An audit was conducted by the Director of Social Services on [date] to identify if any other residents had missed their out-of-facility dental [appointments]. No other residents were identified as missing dental services by the audit. The measures of systematic changes made include: The Social Service Department reviewed the policy and procedure on Dental Services on [date]. Nursing Staff were reinserviced on [date] and [date] regarding scheduling and follow-ups. The corrective actions put in place include: The Director of Social Services or designee will perform random audits on a monthly basis for dental visits, recommendations, and compliance in follow-up and attendance. The Director of Nursing or designee will monitor ongoing compliance through random observations and chart reviews of nursing documentation and physician orders regarding dental updates. Findings will be reported to the QAPI Committee quarterly over the next six months with any necessary additional in-services.
Failure to Maintain Sprinkler System in Compliance with NFPA Standards
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain its automatic sprinkler system in accordance with NFPA 101 standards. During a Life Safety Survey tour conducted between 11:30 am and 2:30 pm on April 3, 2025, it was observed that there was no spare dry sprinkler available for the freezer, nor was there a means to restore service. This deficiency was identified during the survey tour with the Maintenance Director present. The Maintenance Director acknowledged the absence of the spare dry sprinkler during a staff interview conducted at the same time as the survey. This finding was also discussed and acknowledged by the Administrator during the exit conference. The lack of a spare dry sprinkler for the freezer indicates a failure to comply with the necessary maintenance and testing requirements as outlined in NFPA 101 and NFPA 25 standards.
Deficiency in Gas Storage Signage Compliance
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain gas equipment-cylinder and container storage in accordance with NFPA 101 and NFPA 99 standards. During a Life Safety Survey tour, it was observed that the Central Oxygen Storage Room and the South Oxygen Storage Room in the Respiratory Office were missing the required precautionary signage. Specifically, the signs did not include the wording "CAUTION: OXIDIZING GAS(ES) STORED WITHIN NO SMOKING," which is a mandatory requirement for areas storing oxidizing gases. The absence of these precautionary signs was acknowledged by the Maintenance Director during the survey and was also discussed with the Administrator during the exit conference. The report highlights that the facility did not comply with the necessary safety standards for gas storage, which are crucial for preventing potential hazards associated with the storage of oxidizing gases.
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