Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
The next survey window likely opens around October 2026
Estimate from public CMS data, current as of July 2026. Survey timing is at the state agency's discretion.
Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Queen Of Peace Residence during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
The facility did not ensure annual CNA performance reviews were completed or that regular in-service education was provided based on those reviews. Record review showed no documented performance reviews for any CNAs reviewed, and the DON stated there was no policy and procedure for CNA performance review and follow-up in-service. The Administrator stated the required reviews and training were not done after the In-service Coordinator passed away.
Certified nurse aides did not have documented evidence of the required annual in-service training, and the facility did not provide a policy on CNA training. Record review showed no in-service records or lesson plans for the past year, and the DON stated training had been episodic since the In-service Coordinator died and the position remained unfilled. The Administrator confirmed the mandatory CNA in-service trainings were not completed.
Failure to complete Ophthalmology follow-up for a resident with bilateral ocular hypertension and impaired vision. The resident reported not seeing an eye doctor since the COVID-19 pandemic and said their eyeglasses did not allow them to see well. Records showed high intraocular pressure, Timolol eye drops, and a recommendation for a return eye check, but there was no documented evidence the follow-up consult occurred; the ADON stated it was an oversight.
Survey Results Not Posted in Accessible Binder: The facility did not have the most recent health survey results included in the survey binders accessible to residents, visitors, or legal representatives. The binders in the reception area and 2nd floor library contained older health survey results and life safety survey results, but not the most recent health survey findings. Resident Council members stated they had not personally seen or read the survey results, and the Recreation Director, Social Worker, and Administrator each indicated they were unaware the results were missing or identified the Administrator as responsible for placing them in the binder.
Missing CNA Performance Reviews and Required In-Service Education
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The facility did not ensure that a performance review of every CNA was conducted at least once every 12 months and that regular in-service education was provided based on the outcome of those reviews. During record review on 09/26/2025, Certified Nursing Assistant records showed no documented evidence that a performance review had been completed for any of the CNAs reviewed for training requirements. The facility also did not provide a policy and procedure regarding yearly CNA performance reviews. During interviews, the DON stated the facility did not have a policy and procedure for CNA performance review and subsequent regular in-service based on the performance review. The Administrator stated that since the In-service Coordinator passed away, it was hard to find someone to replace them, and that the required CNA performance review and in-service were not done, even though the Administrator acknowledged the review must be completed first and then training provided.
Missing Required CNA In-Service Training
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Certified nurse aides did not have documented evidence of receiving at least 12 hours per year of in-service training, and the facility did not provide a policy and procedure on nurse aide training. During record review on 09/26/2025, certified nurse aide records showed no in-service records or lesson plans demonstrating that the required 12 hours of annual in-service education had been completed in the past year. In interview, the DON stated that since starting in December 2024, in-service education had been provided only episodically when problems occurred, and that the In-service Coordinator had died suddenly in December 2024 and the position had not yet been filled. The DON stated the in-services provided were limited to HIPAA, QA, infection prevention, antibiotic stewardship, workplace violence, harassment, corporate compliance, and fire safety. The Administrator later stated it had been difficult to find a replacement for the In-service Coordinator and confirmed that mandatory in-service trainings for certified nurse aides were not completed.
Failure to Complete Ophthalmology Follow-Up for Resident with High Intraocular Pressure
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The facility did not ensure a resident received the proper treatment and assistive services to maintain vision abilities because there was no documented evidence of a follow-up Ophthalmology consult after high intraocular pressure was identified. Resident #16 had diagnoses of bilateral ocular hypertension, dry eye syndrome of bilateral lacrimal glands, and hypertension, and the Quarterly MDS documented intact cognition, impaired vision, and use of corrective lenses. During interview, the resident stated they had not seen an eye doctor since the COVID-19 pandemic and could not see well with their eyeglasses. The care plan for vision documented increased bilateral intraocular pressure with a goal that the resident would verbalize ability to see adequately, and interventions included notifying staff of difficulty seeing and providing eye appointments as ordered. An Ophthalmology consult documented intraocular pressure was too high, Timolol eye drops were started, and a return visit in 2 months was recommended for intraocular check. Facility records showed the physician reviewed the consult and ordered follow-up with Ophthalmology, but there was no documented evidence that the follow-up consult occurred. The Assistant Director of Nursing stated the resident had not returned to the Ophthalmologist since the last consult and that it was an oversight that the follow-up visit did not occur.
Survey Results Not Posted in Accessible Binder
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Summary
The facility did not ensure that the results of the most recent health survey were posted in a place readily accessible to residents, visitors, or legal representatives of residents. During review of the survey binders on the 1st and 2nd floors, the 06/13/2023 to 06/20/2023 Recertification Health Survey results were not included. The binders contained Recertification Life Safety survey results for 11/22/2021 and 6/20/2023, and Recertification Health Survey results for 11/22/2021 only. The facility also did not have a policy related to posting the most recent health survey results. During multiple observations, the survey binders were seen by the reception area and in the 2nd floor library. On 09/25/2025, twelve members of the Resident Council stated they had not personally observed or read the survey results in the facility. Resident #23 stated there was a notice on the main floor in a glass case by the gift shop directing people where to locate survey results. The Recreation Director stated they were not aware the 2023 health survey results were not in the binders, and identified the Social Worker or Administrator as responsible for posting them. The Social Worker stated the Administrator was responsible for putting survey results in the binder, and the Administrator stated they were not aware the survey results were missing and said it was an oversight that the results were not posted within the facility.
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