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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Park View Care Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Expired and undated medications were found in the medication storage room used for all residents. Surveyors observed expired flushes, an open bottle of milk of magnesia with no open date, OTC capsules opened over a year earlier and past the label expiration, and sterile water injections past expiration. An LPN and the VPCR confirmed the items were expired or undated, and facility policy required OTC bulk meds to be used within one year of opening or by the manufacturer’s expiration date, whichever was shorter.
Failure to provide bathing per resident choice: A resident with no cognitive impairment and substantial ADL needs was scheduled for showers three times weekly, but the bathing record showed repeated bed baths instead of showers. The resident said showers were not provided because of staffing shortages and that she sometimes refused bed baths because she wanted a shower. CNAs confirmed showers were missed due to lack of time and that bed baths were given instead, despite the resident's preference for showers.
A resident on B hall reported black material on the shower room ceiling and said she was concerned it might be mold and could worsen her asthma. Surveyors observed a black substance where the wall met the ceiling, above and to the right of the door, along with a musty odor, and the DON, President of Clinical Services, and Maintenance Director confirmed the condition. The facility policy stated residents have the right to a clean and homelike environment.
Failure to implement a fall-prevention care plan intervention for a resident at risk for falls. The resident had multiple diagnoses including DM2, anxiety, depression, muscle weakness, unsteadiness, and a below-the-knee amputation, and his MDS showed moderate cognitive impairment, wheelchair use with supervision, and dependence for transfers. Although the care plan called for a mattress to be placed on the floor by the bed when he was in bed, staff observed him resting without it, and the DON confirmed the intervention was not in place.
Staff did not consistently wear required PPE, including gowns and eye protection, when entering rooms of residents under COVID-19 precautions. Housekeeping staff also failed to change N95 masks between rooms and were unaware of the need to discard masks after exiting rooms with COVID-19 precautions, despite facility policy and CDC guidance.
Three residents with intact cognition and various medical conditions experienced unclean and inadequately maintained bathrooms, including persistent stains, visible soiling, and lack of toilet paper. Multiple staff and residents reported ongoing concerns about bathroom cleanliness and infection control, but these issues were not consistently addressed or communicated within the facility. Resident Council meeting minutes also reflected dissatisfaction with housekeeping practices.
The facility failed to maintain an effective pest control program, as flies were observed in various areas, including resident rooms and the dining area. Staff and resident interviews confirmed the persistent presence of flies, which was a source of bother. The facility's pest control policy was not effectively implemented, leading to this deficiency.
A resident with severe cognitive impairment and multiple health issues was found to have an unsanitary bathroom, with liquid on the floor and a strong odor. The resident frequently urinated on the floor, and the bathroom was not maintained in a clean state, contrary to the facility's policy for a homelike environment.
Expired and Undated Medications Found in Medication Storage Room
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The facility failed to ensure stocked medications were not expired and properly dated in the medication storage room used for all residents in the facility. During observation on 03/04/26 at 3:40 P.M., surveyors found eight 5 mL flushes with an expiration date of 02/01/26, one open bottle of milk of magnesia with no opened date, one bottle of glucosamine chondroitin advanced capsules with an opened date of 01/07/25 and past the expiration date printed on the label, 12 10 mL flushes of normal saline with an expiration date of 03/01/26, and nine bottles of 20 mL sterile water injections with an expiration date of November 2025. An LPN confirmed on 03/04/26 at 3:55 P.M. that the observed medications were undated and expired and that the medication storage room was used for all residents in the facility. The VPCR confirmed on 03/04/26 and again on 03/05/26 that the glucosamine chondroitin capsules were expired and should have been disposed of because they had been opened for over a year and were past the printed expiration date. Facility policies dated February 2023 and 10/15/18 stated that expired medications would be handled through the pharmacy and that OTC bulk medications would be used within one year of opening or by the manufacturer's expiration date, whichever was shorter.
Failure to Provide Bathing per Resident Choice
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The facility failed to provide bathing per resident choice for one resident who had no cognitive impairment and required substantial to maximal assistance with ADLs. The resident was admitted with diagnoses including unspecified convulsions, dysphagia, epilepsy, hyperlipidemia, hypothyroidism, GERD, anxiety, and asthma. The care plan directed that the resident receive showers every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on second shift with staff assistance, and the bathing record showed that on multiple occasions the resident received a bed bath instead of the preferred shower. The bathing record also showed that on two dates the resident refused a bed bath. The resident stated that staff did not provide showers because there were not enough staff in the building and that showers became bed baths. The resident said she sometimes refused the bed bath because she wanted a shower instead. A CNA confirmed she was unable to provide the resident a shower because she did not have time and instead gave a bed bath. Another CNA stated there were few instances when showers were not given due to lack of time and that when a shower could not be provided, she would give the best bed bath she could. The facility's Resident Rights Policy stated that the resident has the right to and the facility must promote and facilitate resident self-determination through support of resident choice.
Failure to Maintain a Clean Shower Room Environment
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The facility failed to ensure a clean and homelike environment for one resident on B hall. Resident #56, who was recently admitted for rehabilitation and reported having asthma, stated that black material was present on the ceiling of the shower room on B hall and said it was bothersome and concerning because she believed it might be mold that could aggravate her asthma. Surveyor observation of the shower room found a black substance on the ceiling where the wall met the ceiling, above and to the right of the door, along with a musty odor. The DON, President of Clinical Services, and the Maintenance Director each confirmed the presence of the black substance, and the facility policy stated residents had the right to a clean and homelike environment.
Failure to Implement Fall-Prevention Care Plan Intervention
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The facility failed to ensure that care planned interventions to reduce injury from falls were implemented for one resident reviewed for accident hazards. Resident #16 was admitted with diagnoses including type 2 diabetes mellitus, anxiety, depression, muscle weakness, unsteadiness on his feet, and acquired absence of his right leg below the knee. His quarterly MDS assessment showed moderate cognitive impairment, use of a manual wheelchair with supervision, partial assistance for bed mobility, and dependence for all transfers. A fall risk assessment identified him as at risk for falls, and the care plan included an intervention dated 01/22/24 for a mattress to be placed on the floor by his bed when he was in bed. During observation on 03/03/26, he was resting in bed without the mattress on the floor by his bed as specified in the care plan. The DON confirmed that the mattress was not in place and should have been per the resident’s care planned intervention related to reducing injury from falls.
Failure to Ensure Proper PPE Use During COVID-19 Outbreak
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During a COVID-19 outbreak, the facility failed to ensure that staff consistently wore appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when entering rooms of residents under COVID-19 droplet precautions. Observations revealed that a housekeeping manager entered the room of a resident in COVID-19 isolation wearing only an N95 mask, without a disposable gown or eye protection, despite signage indicating the need for full PPE. The same staff member also entered another room under COVID-19 precautions, donning a gown and gloves but not changing her N95 mask or wearing eye protection. Interviews with housekeeping staff confirmed that they did not change their N95 masks between rooms and were unaware of the requirement to discard masks after exiting rooms under COVID-19 precautions. The infection preventionist confirmed that all staff should be wearing a gown, gloves, N95 mask, and eye protection before entering such rooms and that N95 masks should be changed upon exit. Review of Resident Council meeting minutes indicated that housekeeping staff were not using PPE in COVID-19 rooms before entering other rooms. Facility policy and CDC guidance both require staff to fully cover their eyes, nose, and mouth before room entry and to remove face protection before room exit when under droplet precautions. The deficiency was identified during a complaint survey, and it was noted that the facility had experienced a previous COVID-19 outbreak less than a month prior to the current one. Ten residents were identified as having current COVID-19 infections at the time of the survey.
Failure to Maintain Clean and Stocked Resident Bathrooms
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The facility failed to ensure that resident rooms, particularly bathrooms, were routinely cleaned and maintained, affecting three residents reviewed for room cleanliness. Observations revealed persistent hard water stains, discoloration, and visible soiling in resident bathrooms, including red and grey rings in toilet bowls and brown substances on toilet exteriors and interiors. Residents and staff reported ongoing dissatisfaction with the cleanliness of bathrooms, with some residents stating their toilets were always dirty and staff confirming that complaints had been made to housekeeping and nursing staff. Interviews with various staff members, including CNAs, LPNs, the Housekeeping Manager, and the Infection Preventionist, confirmed that concerns about bathroom cleanliness and infection control had been reported by both staff and residents over a period of time. Despite these reports, the Housekeeping Manager stated she had not received any concerns regarding room cleanliness, indicating a lack of communication or follow-through. Additionally, observations found that some resident bathrooms were not adequately stocked with supplies, such as toilet paper, at the time of inspection. Review of Resident Council meeting minutes further documented ongoing resident concerns about housekeeping, specifically regarding the cleaning of floors and bathrooms. Housekeeping checklists indicated that daily duties included cleaning and restocking bathrooms, but observations and interviews demonstrated that these tasks were not consistently completed. The deficiency was identified during a complaint investigation and affected residents with varying medical conditions, including hypertension, dementia, chronic kidney disease, and mental health disorders, all of whom had intact cognition and relied on staff for assistance with daily living activities.
Failure to Maintain Effective Pest Control Program
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The facility failed to maintain an effective pest control program, as evidenced by the presence of flies throughout the Pathways locked unit, affecting all 17 residents on the unit. Observations on the specified date revealed flies in the resident hall, Resident #21's room, and the dining area where residents were eating lunch. Interviews with housekeeping staff, a State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA), and a Registered Nurse (RN) confirmed the presence of flies in various areas of the facility, including hallways, common areas, and resident rooms. Resident interviews further corroborated the issue, with multiple residents expressing that the flies were a persistent problem and a source of bother. The facility's pest control policy, last revised in May 2008, states that there should be an ongoing program to keep the building free of insects and rodents. However, the observations and interviews indicate that this policy was not effectively implemented, leading to the deficiency. The issue was investigated under Complaint Number OH00155509, highlighting non-compliance with the facility's pest control program.
Unsanitary Bathroom Conditions for Resident
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The facility failed to maintain a resident's bathroom in a sanitary condition, affecting one of the four residents reviewed. The resident, who was admitted with severe cognitive impairment and multiple diagnoses including dementia, chronic kidney disease, and schizophrenia, required supervision with toileting and was frequently incontinent. The care plan noted the resident's tendency to urinate on the bathroom floor, and staff were instructed to frequently check the bathroom floor for urine. An observation revealed a strong malodorous odor emanating from the hallway, leading to the discovery of a substantial amount of liquid on the bathroom floor. The floor was stained, discolored, and warped, with the area around the toilet appearing black and the bathroom cabinet warped. A registered nurse confirmed the unsanitary condition of the bathroom, acknowledging the resident's frequent urination on the floor. The facility's policy on maintaining a homelike environment emphasized the need for a clean and sanitary setting, which was not upheld in this instance.
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