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A standard survey is most likely before around August 2026
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Raintree Village during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident with a G-tube experienced a significant medication error when an LPN crushed and mixed multiple meds together in one cup and administered them through the tube instead of giving them separately with proper flushes. The resident’s tube clogged, could not be cleared, and the resident was sent to the hospital for G-tube replacement.
Significant Medication Error During G-Tube Administration
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure a resident with a gastrostomy tube was free from a significant medication error when an LPN administered multiple G-tube medications in a manner that was not consistent with the facility’s enteral tube medication administration policy. The resident had a diagnosis of gastrostomy status and was ordered several medications via G-tube, including amoxicillin, bumetanide, Eliquis, esomeprazole magnesium, gabapentin, and ropinirole, along with Jevity tube feeding and water flushes before and after feeding. The policy required flushing the tube before medication administration, giving medications separately, and flushing after administration. On the evening of the incident, the MAR documented some medications as given via G-tube, while other records showed additional medications had been removed from medication cards and were marked as popped and given. A CNA stated the LPN entered the room with crushed medications in one cup, mixed the medications with liquid, and administered the mixture through the feeding tube with a syringe. The LPN later stated that he/she crushed pills, separated capsules, placed all medications in one cup, added water, and then put all the medications into the resident’s G-tube. The LPN also stated that the medications should have been placed in individual cups and given separately with water flushes between each medication and after all medications were given. After the medication administration, the resident’s G-tube clogged and could not be flushed despite multiple attempts. The resident was transported to an acute care hospital, where the tube was found obstructed and had to be removed and replaced. The DON’s investigation documented that the medication administration method resulted in obstruction of the feeding tube. The physician stated that if the tube had been flushed before administration, each medication given separately with flushes between medications, and a final flush after all medications, there likely would not have been a problem with the medications ordered through the tube.
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