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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Sandy Ridge Center For Rehabilitation And Healing during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident with a prior hip fracture and limited mobility had a care plan and posted signage requiring two‑person assistance and bed baths only, yet staff inconsistently followed these interventions and at times provided showers instead. The resident later reported being taken to the shower and having her arm pulled, after which she developed shoulder pain and was found to have an acute humerus fracture. Documentation showed mixed use of bed baths and showers, and interviews with family and staff revealed confusion and lack of clarity about why the care plan allowed showers despite the family’s stated preference for bed baths and the resident’s condition. The NP, who classified the fracture as pathological due to osteopenia and lack of visible swelling or bruising, was not aware of the bed‑bath‑only request and acknowledged the injury could have resulted from pulling the resident’s arm.
A resident with a prior fall-related hip fracture had a care plan and posted signage specifying two-person assist bed baths only, yet staff continued to take the resident to the shower, as confirmed by documentation of multiple showers and CNA interviews. The resident later sustained an acute left humeral neck fracture after reporting that staff pulled on her arm during a shower. The MDS Coordinator acknowledged the care plan had been revised to include baths/showers despite family preference for bed baths only, and the DON and Administrator were aware of the family’s preference but could not explain the care plan changes.
Failure to Follow Two‑Person Bed‑Bath Care Plan Resulting in Repeat Injury
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Summary
The deficiency involves the facility’s failure to implement and maintain accident‑prevention interventions and to follow an updated care plan for a resident with a prior fall and major injury. The resident had a history of a right closed hip fracture and displaced hip after falling from bed, and the facility’s practice and posted signage indicated that she required two‑person assistance and bed baths only. A sticker outside the resident’s room showed a two‑person assist requirement, and a sign above the bed stated “2 person bed baths only,” which the family confirmed was in place after the hip fracture. Despite this, the resident later reported being taken to the shower room, where staff pulled on her arm, after which she complained of shoulder pain. Record review showed that the resident’s care plan, revised after the hip fracture, documented that she was dependent on staff of two persons for bathing/showering three times per week as tolerated, with a cloth bed pad to be placed under her when bathing. This language was repeated in subsequent care plan entries, including after the humerus fracture. Bath documentation revealed inconsistent adherence to the care plan interventions: in the months following the hip fracture, the resident received a mix of bed baths and showers, with multiple entries marked as not available or refusals. Documentation showed that a shower was provided shortly before the resident reported to her daughter that she had been taken to the shower and that her arm had been pulled. Interviews further demonstrated a lack of alignment between the care plan, family preferences, and staff actions. The resident’s daughters reported that an X‑ray confirmed a left humerus fracture and that the resident described being brought to the shower and having her arm pulled. They also stated that the resident had complained of shoulder pain for two days before the X‑ray and that an LPN had been made aware. The MDS Coordinator stated she was unsure why the care plan had been updated to include baths/showers after the reported shoulder fracture and saw no clinical reason to prevent shower use, despite the family’s preference for bed baths. The Administrator and DON acknowledged that the family preferred bed baths and could not explain why the care plan was edited to allow showers after the second incident. The NP, who determined the fracture to be pathological based on osteopenia and lack of visible swelling or bruising, was not aware of the family’s bed‑bath‑only request, was unsure whether the resident had been taken to the shower, and confirmed that the injury could have been caused by pulling the resident’s arm.
Failure to Follow Care Plan and Bathing Restrictions for High-Risk Resident
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to implement and maintain accident-prevention interventions for a resident with a known history of fall-related injury. After the resident sustained a right closed hip fracture and displaced hip from a fall from bed in late September 2025, the resident’s care plan was updated on October 2, 2025 to require a two-person assist for bed baths. A sticker system outside resident rooms indicated required assistance levels, and the sticker outside this resident’s room showed a two-person assist. A sign above the resident’s bed also stated “2-person assist, bed bath only,” and the resident’s daughter reported that this sign had been in place since the first injury. The resident’s daughters stated that the resident told them she was injured while being showered in January when staff pulled on her arm and hurt her. Despite the care plan and posted signage specifying two-person assist bed baths only, documentation showed that the resident was taken to the shower on January 2, 2026, and that six additional showers had been documented since September 2025. A radiology report dated January 5, 2026, showed an acute left humeral neck fracture. A CNA reported assisting another CNA in bringing the resident to the shower in January, prior to the left arm injury. The MDS Coordinator stated that bath preferences should be listed on the care plan and acknowledged that the care plan had later been revised to indicate two-person assist for baths/showers, though she was unsure why this change occurred and stated there was no clinical contraindication to showers. The DON and Administrator confirmed they were aware that the family preferred two-person assist bed baths only and could not explain the care plan changes that allowed for baths/showers.
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| Pruitthealth - Santa Rosa | 0.5 mi | ★★★★★ | 6 | 0 |
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