Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Lake Prince Woods, Inc during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Failure to Maintain Dignity During Mealtime: A CNA was observed feeding two residents at the same time during a dining observation, including trying to arouse one resident while feeding the other and attempting to feed both without hand hygiene in between. One resident had vascular dementia and required assist with eating, and the other had a cognitive communication deficit and also required staff feeding. The CNA stated she was the only person in the dining room, while an LPN and the DON confirmed that one resident should be fed at a time and hand hygiene should be performed.
Failure to Explain Arbitration Agreement: A resident with intact cognition and diagnoses including spinal stenosis, UTI, DM2, and anemia stated she did not remember signing the arbitration agreement and that it was not explained in a way she understood. The DON-related staff member recalled completing the admission paperwork while the resident was in a lot of pain, and the signed agreement stated the resident waived the right to have claims decided in court before a judge and jury.
Failure to Maintain Hand Hygiene During Mealtime Assistance: A CNA was observed feeding two residents at the same time and moving between them without performing hand hygiene. One resident had vascular dementia and required assist with eating, and the other had a cognitive communication deficit and also required staff feeding assistance. The CNA stated she was the only person in the dining room and had to feed both residents at once, while an LPN stated that only one resident should be fed at a time and hand hygiene should be performed.
Failure to Maintain Dignity During Mealtime
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Summary
The facility failed to maintain dignity during mealtime for two residents by having one CNA feed both residents at the same time. Resident #7 had diagnoses including vascular dementia, was unable to complete the BIMS, and was coded as needing assistance with eating; the care plan directed staff to assist with eating and provide a mechanical soft diet with thin liquids. Resident #30 had a diagnosis of cognitive communication deficit, was also unable to complete the BIMS, and was coded as needing assistance with eating; the care plan directed staff to feed the resident and provide a regular diet with thin liquids. During a dining observation, a CNA was seen seated between the two residents and feeding Resident #7 while Resident #30 sat asleep on the other side. The CNA was observed trying to arouse Resident #30 in between feeding Resident #7 and at times attempting to feed both residents simultaneously without washing her hands. In interviews, the CNA stated she was the only person in the dining room and had to feed both residents at the same time, but acknowledged she should have fed one resident at a time and washed her hands in between. An LPN stated that only one resident should be fed at a time and hand hygiene should be performed, and the DON agreed that hand hygiene should have been completed.
Failure to Explain Arbitration Agreement
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to explain the binding arbitration agreement to Resident #2 in a form and manner the resident understood. Resident #2 was admitted to the facility on 11/5/25 with diagnoses including spinal stenosis, urinary tract infection, type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications, and anemia. The admission MDS with an ARD of 11/10/25 coded the resident as completing the BIMS with a score of 15 out of 15, indicating intact cognitive abilities for daily decision making. During an interview on 11/25/25, Resident #2 stated she did not remember signing an arbitration agreement and said it was not explained in a manner she understood. The resident also stated she was in too much pain at the beginning of her stay to be in the right frame of mind to sign important documents or remember details about signing admission or arbitration paperwork. The Appendix B Resident and Facility Arbitration Agreement, signed by Resident #2 on 11/5/25, stated that by entering into the agreement the parties waived their constitutional right to have claims decided in court before a judge and jury. The Director of Transitional Services stated that the admission paperwork and arbitration agreement had to be signed by the resident or representative within 24 hours of admission and recalled meeting with Resident #2 during the signing process while the resident was in a lot of pain.
Failure to Maintain Hand Hygiene During Mealtime Assistance
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to follow infection control measures during mealtime for two residents who required staff assistance with eating. Resident #7 had vascular dementia, was unable to complete the BIMS, and required assistance with eating and a mechanical soft diet with thin liquids. Resident #30 had a cognitive communication deficit, was also unable to complete the BIMS, had severe impairment for daily decision making, and required staff assistance with eating and a regular diet with thin liquids. Both residents were identified in their care plans as needing staff feeding assistance. During a dining room observation, a CNA was seen seated between the two residents and feeding Resident #7 while Resident #30 sat asleep beside her. The CNA was observed trying to arouse Resident #30 in between feeding Resident #7 and at times attempting to feed both residents simultaneously without washing her hands. The CNA was later observed feeding both residents by going from one resident to the other, and after assisting other residents in the dining room, returned to feed them again without performing hand hygiene. In interview, the CNA stated she was the only person in the dining room and had to feed both residents at once, but should have fed each resident one at a time. An LPN stated that only one resident should be fed at a time and hand hygiene should be performed.
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