Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Orchard Grove Health Campus during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Food Safety and Improper Thawing Practices: The facility failed to properly manage food storage and thawing in the kitchen. Opened and unopened gallons of whole milk were found past the manufacturer's use-by date, an ice scoop holder contained standing water and black debris with the scoop tip resting in it, and turkey breasts and cod filets were submerged in standing water in the sink. The cod's internal temp was 60 F, and the DM confirmed the milk should have been discarded and the turkey and cod were not thawed properly.
The facility failed to revise care plans for three residents when their conditions or treatments changed. One resident’s wound/device care plan remained in place after the device was removed and the resident reported a rash from the device material; another resident’s care plan still referenced antianxiety medication despite no active order or use; and a third resident’s isolation plan incorrectly required staying in the room for meals even though staff confirmed that restriction was not needed and the resident was observed out of the room.
Food Safety and Thawing Deficiencies in Kitchen
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The facility failed to ensure proper food safety and equipment storage in the kitchen food service area. During observation with the Dietary Manager, two opened gallons of whole milk were found in the reach-in cooler with a manufacturer's best-by date of 7/6, although a handwritten sticker listed a use-by date of 7/12. Two unopened gallons of whole milk were also present with a manufacturer's use-by date of 7/6. When questioned, the Dietary Manager confirmed the milk should have been discarded after the manufacturer's use-by date. The ice scoop holder mounted on the side of the ice machine contained standing water and black debris at the bottom, and the tip of the ice scoop was resting in the water. There were no drainage holes in the holder, and the Dietary Manager confirmed it needed cleaning. In the 2-compartment sink, two whole turkey breasts still in their original packaging were submerged in standing water, and a 12-quart container with cod filets was also submerged in water. The internal temperature of the cod was 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Dietary staff stated the cod had just been pulled from the freezer but could not explain the temperature, and the Dietary Manager confirmed the turkey and cod were not thawed properly.
Failure to Revise Care Plans for Changed Resident Conditions
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The facility failed to revise comprehensive care plans for three residents when their conditions or treatments changed. For one resident admitted with spinal stenosis and osteomyelitis of the lumbar vertebrae, the care plan still listed a surgical incision with a wound device even after the device had been removed. The resident reported an allergy to the material used to apply the device and said it had caused a bad rash on the back. The ADON and MDS nurse confirmed the care plan should have been revised once the device was removed, but it had not been updated. For another resident with dementia, cerebrovascular disease, and dysphagia, the care plan identified a risk related to receiving antianxiety medication even though the EMR contained no physician order for any antianxiety medication, and the DSW confirmed the resident was not on such medication. For a third resident admitted with bacteremia and a history of ESBL E. coli UTI, the isolation care plan directed the resident to stay in the room for meals due to contact isolation precautions. However, the resident was observed out of the room in the dining room and elsewhere throughout several days, and the Infection Control Nurse and ADON confirmed the infection did not require the resident to remain in the room for meals. The facility policy stated the comprehensive care plan should be reviewed at least quarterly and revised as the resident’s condition changes.
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