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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Rose Blumkin Jewish Home during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Staff failed to follow infection control practices during care for residents on contact precautions and EBP. An RN and NA used ABHR instead of soap and water for a resident with C. diff, an LPN left the room without proper hand hygiene and later cleaned a personal stethoscope with an inappropriate wipe, and therapy staff assisted a resident in the hallway and room without required gowns while touching the resident, wheelchair, and care items. An LPN also performed multiple handwashing episodes for less than the required time during PEG tube care.
A resident sustained an unwitnessed fall after falling asleep in a wheelchair and sliding to the floor, later being found to have a left clavicle fracture. Although the facility documented safety measures such as alarms, increased monitoring, therapy review, and staff assistance if sleepy, the resident's CCP was not updated with the new interventions, and the DON confirmed the changes were missing.
A resident with dysphagia and a feeding tube had an enteral feeding order that did not include the formula type or strength, and staff relied on the MAR for that information. The facility also had no place to document the amount of tube feeding administered, and the DON confirmed the facility was not recording tube feeding totals and could not verify whether the full ordered amount was received because the pump totals may have been cleared during the night.
Two residents did not have required face-to-face physician visits completed. One resident was readmitted on a Skilled Medicare A stay and received multiple APRN visits, but the record did not show the MD completed the required initial comprehensive visit. Another resident was readmitted on a Medicare Part A stay, and the chart showed an APRN admission history and physical but no documentation of an MD visit. The DON and MD both confirmed the MD had not seen either resident and had delegated the visits to the APRN.
A resident with obstructive and reflux uropathy, requiring substantial assistance and having moderate cognitive impairment, did not have their indwelling catheter changed or post void residuals monitored as ordered. The Treatment Administration Record lacked documentation of the required catheter change and monitoring, and the DON confirmed these actions were not completed.
A resident experienced a significant weight loss of 7.91% over one month, as recorded in their weights and MDS assessment. Despite the facility's policy requiring communication with medical practitioners about changes in resident conditions, there was no documentation that the resident's medical practitioner was notified of this weight loss. The DON confirmed the lack of documentation regarding the notification.
Facility staff failed to sanitize a stethoscope after use in an Enhanced Barrier Precaution room and improperly stored oxygen tubing for a resident with heart failure. The stethoscope was not cleaned after use, contrary to facility policy, and oxygen tubing was found on the floor instead of being stored on a hook. Interviews confirmed these oversights.
Infection Control Failures During Resident Care
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The facility failed to ensure staff followed hand hygiene and gloving practices after caring for residents, including a resident with C. diff and contact precautions. Resident 2 had a diagnosis of enterocolitis due to clostridium difficile and care plan directions for soap-and-water handwashing, gown use, and gloves when providing care. During observation, RN-B and NA-E provided tube feeding and care while using PPE, but NA-E used alcohol-based hand rub before donning new gloves after finishing care, and RN-B also used alcohol-based hand rub after leaving the room. RN-B later confirmed soap and water should have been used, and NA-E confirmed using alcohol-based hand rub before donning new gloves. LPN-A was observed entering and exiting Resident 2's room while working with tube feeding care and a personal stethoscope. LPN-A removed PPE and left the room to retrieve a cart without performing hand hygiene with soap and water, then returned to the room and continued care. LPN-A used a personal stethoscope on the resident's abdomen and later cleaned the stethoscope in the hallway with a purple-top wipe. LPN-A also touched items in the resident's room with a gloved hand and then reached into a uniform pocket to retrieve a marker. The DON confirmed purple-top wipes would not kill C. diff spores and confirmed the gloved hand contact with the pocket created potential for cross contamination. Resident 2 was also observed in the hallway with OT-C and PTA-D while receiving assistance with ambulation and wheelchair positioning. PTA-D touched the resident's gait belt and nephrostomy drain bag while wearing gloves but no gown, and OT-C followed with the wheelchair wearing gloves but no gown. Both staff members continued assisting the resident into the room and touched the resident, wheelchair, curtain, bed, call light, and overbed table without gowns. OT-C stated staff only needed gowns if they came in contact with diarrhea, and the DON later confirmed OT-C and PTA-D should have worn gowns and that PTA-D should have washed hands with soap and water instead of using hand sanitizer after working with Resident 2. Resident 3 was also on enhanced barrier precautions with PEG tube care, and LPN-A was observed washing hands for less than 20 seconds on multiple occasions during PEG tube-related care.
Care Plan Not Updated After Resident Fall and Fracture
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Summary
The facility failed to update the comprehensive care plan with new interventions after a resident sustained an unwitnessed fall. Resident 23 reported falling asleep in a wheelchair, sliding out of the seat, and landing on the floor, then getting back into the wheelchair independently. Facility staff notified the APRN, and an x-ray was ordered for left shoulder pain and difficulty moving the left arm. The next day, the facility was notified that Resident 23 had a fracture of the left clavicle. A facility investigation later documented safety measures such as continued use of bed alarms, increased monitoring, therapy evaluation of mobility and seating options, staff instruction to assist the resident to bed if sleepy, and ongoing communication with the resident and spouse. However, review of Resident 23's comprehensive care plan showed no new interventions added after the fall. The DON confirmed that the interventions implemented after the fall were not listed on the care plan and should have been.
Tube Feeding Order and Intake Documentation Deficiencies
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Summary
The facility failed to obtain a tube feeding order that included the formula type and strength for a resident with dysphagia who had a feeding tube and was receiving enteral nutrition. Resident 2 was readmitted on 02/26/2026 and, on the admission MDS dated 03/05/2026, was identified as having weight loss and receiving 51% or more of total calories and 501 mL of fluid intake per tube. The order summary listed an enteral feed order at 73 mL per hour for 18 hours, but it did not include the formula type or strength. Facility staff confirmed the MAR was relied on to determine the tube feeding formula, and the DON acknowledged the formula type and strength were not listed in the order and should have been. The facility also failed to record the amount of tube feeding administered for this resident. The MAR for April 2026 had no area to document the amount of tube feeding given, and the EHR contained no progress notes showing the amount administered or any significant interruption in pump running time. Observation showed an RN started Nutren 1.5 at 73 mL per hour, and later an LPN disconnected the feeding and flushed the tube while the pump displayed 1070 mL administered. The LPN stated the pump totals are cleared when administration is completed, and the DON confirmed the facility was not recording tube feeding amounts and could not confirm whether the resident received the full ordered amount because the pump may have been cleared at any point during the night.
Physician Face-to-Face Visits Not Completed
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure required face-to-face physician visits were completed for 2 residents. For Resident 3, the record showed the resident was admitted as private pay, later returned to the facility as a Skilled Medicare A resident, and received multiple visits from the APRN, including an initial comprehensive visit and subsequent certification visits. The documentation did not show that a physician completed the initial comprehensive visit after the resident was readmitted under Skilled Medicare A, and the DON confirmed the medical director had not seen the resident at the facility and that the visits were done by the APRN. The MD also confirmed not seeing Resident 3 and delegating all visit tasks to the APRN. For Resident 2, the record showed the resident was admitted, discharged, and then readmitted on a Medicare Part A stay. The APRN completed a visit documented as an admission history and physical, but the EHR contained no documentation that a medical doctor completed the initial comprehensive visit. The DON confirmed there were no records of the MD completing a visit with Resident 2 and stated the MD had delegated visits to the APRN. The MD confirmed not seeing Resident 2 and delegating visit tasks to the APRN.
Failure to Change Indwelling Catheter and Monitor Post Void Residuals
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Summary
Facility staff failed to change an indwelling catheter and monitor post void residuals as ordered for a resident with obstructive and reflux uropathy. The resident required substantial to total assistance with activities of daily living and had a moderate cognitive impairment, as indicated by a BIMS score of 12. The resident's care plan included an order to change the indwelling catheter every 30 days, leave the catheter out, and monitor post void residuals, with instructions to replace the catheter if the residual volume exceeded 500 ml. Review of the Treatment Administration Record (TAR) for the specified month showed that the catheter change and post void residual monitoring, due on a particular date, were not documented as completed. The TAR also included an order for catheter care every shift. The Director of Nursing confirmed in an interview that the catheter was not changed as scheduled and that post void residuals were not monitored as required.
Failure to Notify Medical Practitioner of Significant Weight Loss
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Summary
The facility failed to notify a resident's medical practitioner of a significant weight loss for one resident. The resident experienced a 7.91% weight loss from September 1, 2024, to October 1, 2024, with weights recorded as 139.6 lbs and 128.6 lbs, respectively. The Minimum Data Set (MDS) assessment dated October 2, 2024, indicated a weight loss of 5% or more in the last month or 10% or more in the last six months, and the resident was not on a physician-prescribed weight-loss regimen. A review of the resident's electronic health record and paper chart showed no documentation that the medical practitioner was notified of this significant weight loss. An interview with the Director of Nursing confirmed the lack of documentation regarding the notification of the medical practitioner about the weight loss. The facility's policy on condition reporting, dated September 2024, requires communication with physicians and resident representatives about changes in resident conditions to ensure appropriate medical follow-up. The policy specifies non-immediate notification for new or worsening symptoms that do not meet immediate notification criteria. However, in this case, the facility did not adhere to its policy, as there was no evidence of communication with the medical practitioner regarding the resident's significant weight loss.
Infection Control and Equipment Storage Deficiencies
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Summary
The facility staff failed to properly sanitize medical equipment and store oxygen tubing, leading to potential cross-contamination risks. In one instance, an LPN did not sanitize a stethoscope after using it in an Enhanced Barrier Precaution room for a resident receiving G-tube feeding and medication. Despite the facility's policy requiring the sanitization of equipment after each use, the stethoscope was not cleaned upon exiting the room. Interviews with the LPN, another observing LPN, and the Director of Nursing confirmed the oversight and acknowledged the requirement for sanitization. In another instance, the facility failed to store oxygen tubing properly for a resident with acute systolic heart failure, who required oxygen therapy. Observations revealed that the oxygen tubing and nasal cannula were repeatedly found on the floor, rather than being stored on a hook as per facility policy. Interviews with the resident, a registered nurse, and the Director of Nursing confirmed that the tubing should not have been on the ground, and the appropriate storage hook was missing.
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