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A standard survey is most likely before around December 2026
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Copper Ridge Health Care during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Missing Physician Order for Oxygen: A resident with diagnoses including pneumonia and acute kidney failure was observed multiple times wearing a nasal cannula and receiving oxygen from a concentrator and portable tank, and the oxygen saturation record showed oxygen had been used since admission. However, the chart contained no physician order for oxygen. RNs and the DON stated oxygen should always have a physician order.
A resident with spastic hemiplegia, immobility syndrome, and metabolic encephalopathy had UA testing and a urine culture ordered after provider evaluation, and notes documented that results were received and antibiotics were started. However, the urine culture lab report could not be located in the resident's chart, and the DON and HIM stated lab results should be uploaded to the medical record but could not explain why this report was missing.
A resident with a right femur fracture and dementia did not have an ordered orthopedic follow-up arranged within the required 14-day window after surgery. The DT tracked appointments and said scheduling was delayed while he trained a new CNA Coordinator, while the DON said the facility had left voicemails to the orthopedic clinic that were not returned. The follow-up was eventually scheduled outside the ordered timeframe, and no progress notes were found documenting the earlier attempts to contact the clinic.
Missing Physician Order for Oxygen
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Summary
Provide safe and appropriate respiratory care for a resident when needed was not ensured for Resident 29, who was admitted with diagnoses including acute pyelonephritis, pneumonia due to other specified infectious organisms, and acute kidney failure. Observations on multiple dates showed the resident wearing a nasal cannula while receiving oxygen from an operating concentrator set at 5 L, then later using a portable oxygen tank set at 4 L, and again resting in bed with a nasal cannula while the oxygen concentrator was placed in the bathroom and set at 4 L. The resident's oxygen saturation record showed she had received oxygen via nasal cannula since admission. Review of the resident's physician orders found no order for oxygen use. RN 1 stated oxygen should be listed on admission orders and that if a resident was admitted with oxygen and it was not listed in prior discharge orders, the nurse would need to call the in-house physician to obtain an order. RN 2 stated there should always be an order for oxygen and that if no order was verified, the physician should be contacted to get one in place. The DON stated that when a resident was on oxygen, she expected a physician's order to be in place for oxygen, and if there was not one, nursing staff should contact the physician and obtain an order.
Missing Urine Culture Report in Resident Record
Penalty
Summary
Complete, dated laboratory records were not kept in the resident's clinical record for one sampled resident. Resident 89 was admitted and later readmitted with diagnoses including spastic hemiplegia, immobility syndrome (paraplegic), and metabolic encephalopathy. Progress notes documented that on 6/24/25 a provider ordered a KUB and UA, the sample was sent to the lab, and results were related to the provider; on 6/25/25 a note stated UA results were back and a culture was set up; and on 6/28/25 a note stated UA results with culture were received and antibiotics were started. However, the urine culture laboratory report could not be located in Resident 89's medical record. The DON stated that all records were uploaded by medical records staff into the chart and that lab results should be in the resident's medical record, while the HIM stated labs were uploaded in a timely manner and no more than one week after receipt but did not know why the lab result was not in the record.
Delayed Orthopedic Follow-Up Appointment
Penalty
Summary
The facility did not arrange an outside orthopedic follow-up service in a timely manner for Resident 18 after surgery for a right femur fracture. The resident was admitted with diagnoses including right femur fracture, unspecified protein-calorie malnutrition, and dementia. Hospital discharge instructions stated that the orthopedic clinic should be contacted to ensure a follow-up visit within 14 days of surgery for wound check and x-rays, and the surgery was performed on 8/24/25. On 9/7/25, the resident’s family member stated the facility forgot about the orthopedic follow-up visit and said the follow-up was supposed to occur two weeks after surgery, with that information provided to the facility at admission. The Director of Transportation stated he reviewed discharge paperwork for ordered follow-up appointments, tracked appointments on a spreadsheet, and entered scheduled appointments into the medical record and transportation calendar. He later stated that Resident 18 still needed the 14-day orthopedic follow-up scheduled and that training a new CNA Coordinator had slowed him down. The appointment was ultimately scheduled for 9/19/25, which was 26 days after surgery, and later rescheduled for 9/11/25, which was 18 days after surgery. The DON stated the facility had been unable to reach the orthopedic clinic and had left voicemail messages that were not returned, and also stated that no progress notes were made regarding the attempts to contact the clinic.
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