Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
A standard survey is most likely before around December 2026
Estimate from public CMS data, current as of August 2026. Survey timing is at the state agency's discretion.
Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Riderwood Village during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Failure to provide dignified morning care and hygiene: A resident with dementia, COPD, and muscle wasting was repeatedly observed in bed ungroomed, in a dirty gown, with a dirty face, food residue, and crusted eye discharge. The resident required extensive ADL assistance and expressed a need for help with morning care and dressing, yet remained unkempt despite staff presence in the room.
Failure to Provide Meaningful Individualized Activities: Two residents with significant care needs and cognitive impairment were observed in bed or in their rooms without TV, music, or other activities offered, and activity staff did not consistently provide one-to-one visits for dependent residents. Their care plans identified specific interests such as music, religious opportunities, family contact, drawing, documentaries, and cognitive stimulation, but the documented activity logs showed only dates with no specific individualized activities recorded.
The facility failed to maintain infection control in resident rooms and the spa area. An LPN observed a floor mat touching a toilet, plastic bags with a wheelchair cushion and soiled linens on the bathroom and room floors, and a Geri-chair with a sheet and abductor wedge placed in a bathroom. Staff also found an unclean shower chair in the spa room, and staff confirmed the chair should be cleaned before and after use.
A resident's bathroom call bell cord was found to be too short and tucked behind a trashcan placed next to the toilet, making it inaccessible during survey observation. Two ADONs later confirmed the cord could not be reached because of its length and placement in the bathroom.
Missing Handrails in Resident Areas: Surveyors observed that firmly secured handrails were not installed on all walls in resident areas, including resident rooms and common areas. No handrails were found near the elevator, in the Garden Room, or in the hallway near Grace's Table. An employee stated handrails were believed to be needed only near resident rooms, and the missing handrail areas were later shown to the Administrator and the employee during a follow-up tour.
Failure to Provide Dignified Morning Care and Hygiene
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Summary
The facility failed to treat Resident #69 with dignity and to provide ADL and hygiene care in a manner that promotes maintenance or enhancement of quality of life. On 09/15/2025, the resident was observed alert after being fed by a GNA, but was in bed ungroomed with disheveled hair, a dirty face, eye crust, and a food-stained gown. The resident had a history of moderate vascular dementia, COPD, and muscle wasting and atrophy, and the care plan indicated preferences for hairstyle, nail care, makeup, and AM/PM rituals, along with a need for extensive assistance with ADLs. On 09/16/2025, the resident was again observed in bed not groomed, wearing a dirty gown, with breakfast food above the lip and the right eye crusted shut with discharge. The surveyor noted GNAs had been in and out of the room over the prior two hours, and the resident expressed a need for staff assistance with morning care and dressing. Later that day, the resident was still found in a dirty gown with uncombed hair, a greasy face, food residue above the lip, and eye discharge preventing the right eye from opening.
Failure to Provide Meaningful Individualized Activities
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to ensure meaningful, resident-centered activities were provided to dependent residents in a manner consistent with their assessed needs, interests, and care plans. This was identified for 2 residents reviewed during the annual survey. Surveyors observed both residents in their rooms or beds without TV, music, or other activity offered, and neither resident was observed participating in or receiving visits from activity staff during the first two days of the survey. Resident #35 was admitted with a history of Parkinson's disease, osteoporosis, muscle wasting and atrophy, contracture of limbs, and vascular moderate dementia. The resident was dependent on staff for all activity daily living needs. The care plan identified interests including listening to music, spiritual/religious opportunities, and family calling and visiting, and the activity plan included one-to-one visits, dramas on TV, listening to music, and going outside when weather was good. However, the planned activities were not aligned with the resident's meaningful interests and preferences. The activity log for August and September 2025 showed only dates recorded on selected days, with no specific one-to-one activity documented on those entries. Resident #69 was admitted with moderate vascular dementia, COPD, and muscle wasting and atrophy. The care plan noted interests in drawing, historical documentary activities, family visits, and creative and cognitive stimulation throughout the week, along with preferences for hairstyle, nail care, makeup, and AM/PM rituals. Survey observations found the resident awake in bed, staring at the wall, dozing off, and without any apparent activity offered. Activity staff stated that group activities were scheduled, but there was no set time for individual activities for residents confined to their rooms, and one-to-one visits were not conducted consistently. The activity log again contained only dates on selected days in August and September 2025, with no specific one-to-one activity recorded.
Infection Control Lapses in Resident Rooms and Spa Area
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain the environment of resident rooms and a shower chair in a manner that minimized the potential for the spread of infection. During an initial tour of one resident’s bathroom and room, a grey fall mat was observed on the bathroom floor touching the toilet, a clear plastic bag containing a black object was on the bathroom floor, and another clear plastic bag containing a light green and grey chuck and a gown was on the floor under the medicine cabinet in the resident’s room. An LPN identified the black object as the resident’s wheelchair cushion and stated that the floor mat, wheelchair cushion, and linens should not have been on the floor. The LPN also stated that aides typically bathe residents, change bed linens, and remove the linens from the room for laundering. In another resident’s bathroom, a Geri-chair was observed with a white sheet and a pink triangular abductor wedge on the seat, and a floor mat was leaning against the toilet and trash can. The LPN stated that furniture should not be in the bathroom and that floor mats are generally placed against the bed when the resident is out of bed and out of the room. On a separate tour of the second-floor Spa room, an unclean shower chair was observed. Staff confirmed that the shower chair should be cleaned before and after use, and housekeeping provided deep cleaning of the spa room each morning.
Inaccessible Bathroom Call Bell Cord
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to ensure that the call system cord was accessible in a resident's bathroom. During observation on 09/16/2025 at 11:40 AM, the surveyor visited the room to verify the call bell systems at the bed and bathroom and noted that the call bell cord was too short and tucked behind a trashcan placed directly next to the toilet. During a later tour of the room at 12:50 PM with the ADON and another ADON, both confirmed that the call bell cord was inaccessible to the resident because of its length and its placement in the bathroom. The deficiency was identified for 1 resident's bathroom observed during the annual survey.
Missing Handrails in Resident Areas
Penalty
Summary
Firmly secured handrails were not present on all walls in resident areas, including resident rooms and common areas. During a tour of the facility on 09/16/2025 at 9:16 AM, surveyors observed no handrails near the elevator, in the activities room (Garden Room), or in the hallway near the dining area (Grace's Table). The deficiency was identified as affecting 2 of 2 nursing units and all common areas observed during the survey. During an interview at 11:35 AM, an employee from the [NAME] Corporation stated that handrails were thought to be needed only in areas where resident rooms were located. The surveyor showed the regulation on a laptop and emailed it to the employee, stating that handrails had to be on both sides of the hall in all areas where residents had access. A later tour at 2:20 PM with the Administrator and the employee again identified the areas where handrails were missing.
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