Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Eddy Village Green At Beverwyck during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Failure to Follow Care Plans for Toileting and Hip Protectors A resident with dementia and fall risk was not taken to the bathroom after dinner as care planned, and was later found on the floor with an abrasion and bruise. Another resident with Alzheimer’s disease and osteoporosis did not have ordered hipsters applied, fell from a wheelchair, and later required a change to full NWB status. Staff and camera review showed the planned interventions were not carried out.
Improper labeling and dating of food items were found in the Main Kitchen and in House 21 and House 31 storage areas. Surveyors observed numerous opened refrigerated, frozen, and pantry items without opened or use-by/discard dates, as well as some items past their use-by dates, including meats, dairy, produce, frozen entrees, and dry goods. The AD of Dining Services stated open items should have visible expiration dates, and a CNA could not determine when unlabeled House 21 items had been stored or when they should be discarded.
Failure to timely report alleged abuse: two residents made abuse allegations, but the facility did not notify the State Agency within the required 2-hour timeframe. One resident had a bruise documented on the LUE, and a CNA reported another resident's statement that someone beat them up the night before. Interviews with staff and leadership confirmed that abuse allegations must be reported immediately and to DOH within 2 hours.
Two residents had incomplete care plans. One resident with a physician order for medicated dandruff shampoo had no care plan entry for the scalp condition, and survey observation noted flaky dandruff-appearing skin. Another resident with stroke-related speech disorders was observed to have limited verbal responses and rely on hand gestures, but the care plan did not address the resident’s difficulty speaking. The DON and Administrator stated that resident diagnoses, problems, and changes in condition should be reflected in the care plan.
Delayed Assessment of Significant Weight Loss in Three Residents A resident with Parkinson's disease and dysphagia, a resident with Alzheimer's disease and dysphagia, and a resident with cerebral infarction and dysphagia each had significant weight loss that was not assessed in a timely manner. Their records showed repeated weight-loss alerts, monthly weights, and care plans identifying nutritional risk, but the documented nutrition assessments occurred later during routine quarterly review or after extended delays. Staff interviews described expectations for reweights and notification of the RD, DON, and MD, but the charted assessments did not occur promptly after the significant weight changes were identified.
Failure to Follow Care-Planned Toileting and Hip Protector Interventions
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure residents were free from neglect and abuse when care planned interventions were not carried out for two residents who were at high risk for injury. One resident had diagnoses including unspecified dementia with psychotic disturbance, glaucoma, and benign prostatic hyperplasia, and the care plan directed staff to take the resident to the bathroom immediately after dinner because the resident was at high risk for falls and would attempt to toilet independently. On 07/21/2025, the resident was found on the floor in the room with an abrasion to the left lateral knee and a bruise to the left inner thigh. The facility investigation and staff statements indicated the resident was not assisted to the bathroom after dinner as required by the care plan. Survey observation on 04/28/2026 showed the same resident finishing dinner and then being wheeled to the room, where an RN administered medications. The resident was later moved to the common area, and during the observation period from 6:01 PM through 6:59 PM, the resident was not observed being taken to the bathroom after dinner. A CNA stated that residents were supposed to be toileted after dinner and that this resident was supposed to be taken to the toilet after finishing the meal, but was not on that date. The DON stated the resident should be taken to the bathroom after meals and that the resident had previously had a reportable fall when the care plan was not followed. The second resident had diagnoses including Alzheimer’s disease, insomnia, and age-related osteoporosis, with the resident documented as rarely or never understood and completely cognitively compromised. The care plan required non-weight-bearing status for the right lower extremity and also directed staff to apply clean hipsters daily. On 05/11/2025, the resident fell from the wheelchair after lunch. The fall follow-up note stated the resident did not have hipsters on because all hipsters were in laundry, and the wheelchair was not locked. Camera review showed the CNA did not place the hipsters on the resident and did not retrieve the clean pair from the laundry room, which was located on the same level and less than 60 feet away. After the fall, the resident’s status changed from non-weight-bearing on the right lower extremity to full non-weight-bearing status.
Improper labeling and storage of food items in kitchen and pantry areas
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure that food in the Main Kitchen and the house kitchens for House 21 and House 31 was stored, prepared, distributed, and served in accordance with professional food service standards. Surveyors observed multiple opened food items in refrigerators, freezers, pantries, and storage areas that were either not labeled with an opened date and use-by/discard date or were past their use-by dates. Items observed in the Main Kitchen included opened cheese, lettuce, spinach, fennel, strawberries, carrots, turnips, onions, cilantro, cucumbers, blue cheese crumbles, blueberries, sausage crumbles, beef/veal patties, turkey meatloaf, tofu, peas, corn, turkey breasts, tortilla chips, and stuffing mix, along with items in House 31 and House 21 that were similarly unlabeled or expired. The facility’s policy required all food and supplies used in food preparation to be stored to prevent contamination, with open items covered, labeled, and dated, and foods past their use-by or expiration date discarded. The policy also required frozen foods to be dated and rotated, with commercially produced frozen foods held only until the manufacturer’s expiration date or for 3 months if no expiration date was present. During the survey, items were found in the Main Kitchen freezer and pantry with missing dates or expired dates, including an unidentifiable piece of meat labeled only with “beef” and a date lacking the year, turkey meatloaf with a discard date already passed, and dry bread stuffing mix with an opened and discard date from earlier in the year. In House 31, surveyors found sliced tomatoes in the refrigerator without a date, several opened frozen items without opened or use-by dates, cereal with an opened and discard date already documented, and an unopened container of whole milk with a best-by date. In House 21, a follow-up inspection found an unlabeled container of red liquid, mushrooms, and peeled garlic cloves tied in plastic bags without opened or use-by dates. During interview, the Assistant Director of Dining Services stated that all open items should have visible expiration dates and that items without labels were overlooked or not dated, and a CNA stated items should be labeled with opened and discard dates but could not determine when the House 21 items had been placed in storage.
Failure to Timely Report Alleged Abuse
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Summary
The facility failed to report all alleged violations involving abuse, neglect, and injuries of unknown source immediately, and no later than two hours after the allegation was made, to the administrator and other officials including the State Agency for two residents reviewed. One resident reported an incident with alleged abuse on 01/05/2026 at 9:00 PM, but the report to the New York State Department of Health was not made until 01/06/2026 at 9:59 AM. Record review also showed a nursing progress note from 01/05/2026 at 9:19 PM documenting a bruise on the resident's left upper extremity. A second resident told a CNA during routine morning care that their arm was hurting because someone beat them up the night before. The allegation was documented as initially reported to staff at 8:00 AM, but the facility's report to the New York State Department of Health was not submitted until 6:42 PM the same day. The facility policy stated suspected abuse must be reported immediately upon learning of the allegation, and interviews with staff and leadership confirmed that abuse allegations were to be reported to the Department of Health within two hours.
Incomplete Care Plans for Dandruff Treatment and Speech Difficulty
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure that two residents had person-centered, individualized comprehensive care plans that addressed their identified needs. For Resident #4, who was admitted with diagnoses including atherosclerotic heart disease, adjustment disorder with depressed mood, and need for assistance with personal care, the record showed a physician order for Sebex Shampoo 2-2% to be applied to the scalp for dry scalp on shower days. The resident’s MDS dated 04/03/2026 documented that the resident was usually understood, understood others, and was minimally cognitively impaired. However, there was no documented evidence that the care plan addressed the need for medicated dandruff shampoo or the related scalp condition, and during observation on 04/27/2026 the resident was noted to have flaky dandruff-appearing skin on the head. For Resident #22, who was admitted with diagnoses including hemiplegia and hemiparesis following cerebral infarction, dysarthria, and anarthria, the MDS documented that the resident was able to be understood, understood others, and was minimally cognitively impaired. During interview on 04/27/2026, the resident was noted to be limited with verbal responses, used hand gestures instead of words, and did not answer some questions. The comprehensive care plan did not include the resident’s difficulty with verbally responding or speaking. The DON stated that diagnoses and problems are entered into the care plan on admission and updated with changes in condition, and the Administrator stated that care plans should include resident issues and be followed when care planned.
Delayed Assessment of Significant Weight Loss
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Summary
The facility failed to maintain acceptable nutritional status and to recognize, evaluate, and address significant weight changes for three residents with nutritional risk. The deficiency involved Residents #12, #20, and #22, all of whom had diagnoses that included conditions affecting swallowing or cognition, and each had documented significant weight loss that was not assessed in a timely manner. The facility policy stated that residents with confirmed significant weight loss were to be evaluated as soon as possible, but no later than 5 days after notification. Resident #12 had Parkinson's disease, dysphagia, and stage 3 chronic kidney disease, and the MDS documented intact cognition. The resident's care plan identified nutritional risk and included a goal to maintain body weight within plus or minus 3 percent, with monthly weights and daily ice cream as a supplement. The electronic record showed significant weight loss on weights obtained on 01/02/2026, 02/01/2026, 03/01/2026, and 04/02/2026, with generated warnings related to significant weight loss. There was no documented evidence that the weight loss was assessed when identified on those dates until 03/13/2026, when a routine Mini Nutritional Assessment and Nutrition Quarterly Review were completed. That review documented 3.7 percent loss over 30 days, 8.5 percent over 90 days, and 13 percent over 180 days, and noted that weight loss continued. Resident #20 had Alzheimer's disease, paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, and pharyngeal phase dysphagia, and was documented as cognitively compromised. The resident's care plan identified nutritional risk, included monthly weights, and a daily supplement. The record showed a 4.7 percent weight loss on 11/01/2025, confirmed by reweighing on 11/02/2025, but there was no documented assessment until a Nutrition Assessment, Mini Nutritional Assessment, and Medical Director/Nurse Practitioner Weight Alert on 01/02/2026. Later, the resident had a 7.5 percent weight loss from 01/02/2026 on 04/03/2026, confirmed by reweighing on 04/04/2026, and there was no documented assessment for that significant one-month loss through 04/29/2026. On 04/30/2026, the record noted continued weight loss and recommended increasing the supplement to twice daily. Resident #22 had cerebral infarction, dysphagia, and depression, and the MDS documented that the resident made themselves understood and understood others. The care plan identified nutritional risk. The weight record showed an 8.4 percent one-month significant weight loss, but the facility did not document an assessment of that loss until the routine Nutrition Quarterly Review on 04/03/2026. That review stated the resident was at risk for unintended weight loss due to pain and also documented that there were no nutrition concerns. Interviews with the CNA, RN, RD, DON, and Medical Director described the facility's expectations for reweights, notification, and review of significant weight changes, but the records for these three residents showed that the significant weight losses were not assessed timely.
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