Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
A standard survey is most likely before around November 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 Cabell Healthcare Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident who was dependent on staff for ADL care was not provided with scheduled showers or bed baths for seven consecutive days, despite being listed on the facility's shower schedule. The DON acknowledged that nurse aides did not follow the posted schedule, and a regional RN confirmed the lapse in care.
A resident’s PASARR did not include all psychiatric diagnoses. Record review showed Generalized Anxiety Disorder and hallucinations were omitted, even though the resident was being treated with Klonopin for anxiety and Seroquel for bipolar disorder. The SSD confirmed the diagnoses were not all listed on the PAS.
A resident discharged from the hospital with urology diagnoses had no documented urology follow-up arranged, and was later found with a Foley catheter in place and bloody urine after pulling the catheter out with the balloon intact. Another resident had a documented blood glucose of 29 with no progress note, no MD notification, no recheck, and no documentation of treatment to raise the glucose level, despite being at risk for hypoglycemia.
A resident with decreased vision and a history of eye trauma was seen by an eye doctor and prescribed new glasses, but the facility did not follow through to obtain them. The resident was observed wearing eyeglasses in poor repair, the BOM confirmed no remedial adjustment had been made for the glasses, and the DON was unaware of the adjustment process. The resident's son later said he had not been contacted and wanted his mother to have new glasses.
A resident’s personal refrigerator was found with no documented temp check since the prior day and with two expired yogurt packages inside. RN and the DON confirmed the refrigerator contents were not in compliance with the facility’s food storage policy, which required daily monitoring and removal of expired items.
Inaccurate resident weight documentation was identified for a resident after record review showed large fluctuations in recorded weights over a short period. The RN reviewed the chart and stated there did not appear to be another issue with the weights, but that the entries looked like a documentation error. Facility policy required reweighing a resident when a weight varied by 5 lbs or more.
Failure to Provide Scheduled ADL Assistance
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Summary
A dependent resident was not assisted with activities of daily living (ADLs) as required. The resident was observed lying in bed and appeared unkempt. Review of the facility's shower schedule indicated the resident was to receive showers on Tuesdays and Fridays during the day shift. Documentation and staff interviews confirmed that the resident did not receive a shower or bed bath for a period of seven days. The Director of Nursing stated that the shower schedule was not followed by nurse aides, and this was corroborated by a regional RN who verified the lack of ADL care during the specified period.
PASARR Missing Psychiatric Diagnoses
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Summary
The facility failed to provide a Pre-admission Screening and Resident Review (PASARR) that included all psychiatric diagnoses for Resident #10. Record review showed the PASARR dated 02/22/24 did not list Generalized Anxiety Disorder, documented as of 02/08/17, or Hallucinations, documented as of 01/02/25. The resident was being treated with Klonopin for anxiety and Seroquel for bipolar disorder, which includes hallucinations. During interview on 08/07/25 at 10:41 AM, the Social Services Director confirmed that all diagnoses were not listed on the PAS.
Failure to Provide Follow-Up Care After Hospitalization and Critical Blood Glucose
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to provide needed care and services for Resident #4 after the resident was discharged from an acute care facility on 07/01/25 with diagnoses of prostatitis, urinary tract infection with hematuria, hydronephrosis, and hydroureter. On 08/05/25, the Director of Nursing stated the facility could not find the resident’s urology follow-up appointment, and the resident was observed with a urinary Foley catheter in place and dark tea-colored bloody urine in the drainage bag. Nursing staff stated the resident had pulled the Foley catheter out with the balloon intact the night before, and the DON stated the office was closed and they had tried to call three times without an answer. No follow-up appointment had been scheduled until after surveyor intervention, and the DON later stated the appointment was scheduled for 08/08/25. The facility also failed to provide follow-up care for Resident #70 after a critically low blood glucose reading. Record review showed a blood glucose of 29 documented on 07/28/25 at 9:55 PM, with no progress notes, no documentation that the physician was contacted, no glucose recheck, and no documentation that anything was given to raise the blood glucose level. The care plan identified the resident as at risk for hypoglycemia. The DON stated she recalled the incident and spoke with the nurse, who said she may have forgotten to add a zero and meant 290 instead of 29, but there was no documentation to confirm that explanation or any corrected blood glucose documentation.
Failure to Ensure Access to Vision Services and Replacement Eyeglasses
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to ensure a resident received access to vision services and assistance to obtain usable eyeglasses. Resident #21 was observed wearing eyeglasses in poor repair, with the right lens scratched or broken near the center. The resident had been seen by an eye doctor in house for decreased vision in both near and far vision, with the right eye worse than the left, and the consultation included a prescription for new glasses. The consult also noted a history of trauma with a BB gun to the right eye. The record stated that new glasses would be ordered pending insurance/payer approval, but the facility did not follow through to ensure the glasses were obtained. The Business Office Manager confirmed there had not been a remedial adjustment for the glasses. The DON stated the eye doctor's office sent an invoice for the glasses and that staff had spoken with the resident's son, who was said not to want to pay at the time; however, the DON did not know what a remedial adjustment was. The resident's son later stated no one had called him about the glasses, that he wanted his mother to have anything she needed, and that he would not have refused the glasses.
Improper Storage and Monitoring of Resident Food
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to ensure that personal food items stored in a resident’s room were kept at the correct temperature and were not expired. Resident #14 had a personal refrigerator in the room that had not had its temperature checked since 08/02/25, and two packages of yogurt were found expired on 07/20/25. These findings were observed during survey and confirmed by RN #59, who agreed the refrigerator contents were not in compliance. The facility policy for resident food storage required daily monitoring of refrigerated storage duration and disposal of food stored for 7 days or more, and the DON and Corporate Regional Nurse confirmed that the refrigerator should have had the temperature checked and recorded daily and the expired items removed.
Inaccurate Resident Weight Documentation
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to provide an accurate and complete record for one resident’s weights. For Resident #4, the record review showed weights documented from 06/23/25 through 08/03/25, including 190.8 on 06/23/25, 156.6 on 07/02/25, 154.8 on 07/06/25, 176.7 on 07/20/25, 175.5 on 07/27/25, and 173.8 on 08/03/25. The Regional RN was notified of the discrepancies in the documented weights and stated that the record should be reviewed and that there may have been an issue with the scales. After reviewing the weights, the Regional RN stated that there did not appear to be any other issue with the residents’ weights during that time and that it looked like there was an error in documenting the weights. The facility policy reviewed stated that if a weight varies by 5 pounds or more, the resident should be reweighed to verify the weight.
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