Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
A standard survey is most likely before around November 2026
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at St. Barbara's Memorial Nursing Home during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Improper Disposal of Garbage and Refuse: During a walk-around observation, a Maintenance employee acknowledged that Dumpster #2 was heavily rusted, leaking around the bottom, and had a right-side lid that was hooved up and not closing properly.
A facility failed to ensure residents could file grievances anonymously, even though its policy allowed verbal, written, or anonymous complaints. Cognitively intact residents said they did not know where or how to submit an anonymous grievance, and the Activities Director confirmed the suggestion box was not clearly recognized as a grievance method and the forms were not kept in a location where residents could complete them anonymously.
A facility failed to maintain accurate medication room refrigerator temperature logs, with multiple missing sign-offs in the record review. The DON stated that night shift was responsible for maintaining the log and ensuring temps were correct.
Improper food storage and meal prep practices were observed in the kitchen. Two staff members were preparing lunch without proper hair coverings, and refrigerated items including apple juice and multiple garden salads were found without required date labels in the coolers.
A resident developed a right heel wound that should have triggered a CIC MDS, but no timely CIC was filed and the next quarterly MDS did not reflect the wound. Section M also stated there were no pressure wounds or open areas on the feet even though the wound was still present. The wound was later noted to have progressed and eventually resolved.
A resident’s PASARR was not updated after admission even though the resident later received a diagnosis of Psychotic Disorder. Record review showed the last PASARR remained unchanged, and the Administrator confirmed that no updated PASARR was present.
A resident’s PASARR was not updated after new diagnoses of unspecified dementia with psychotic disturbance and delusional disorders were added. The most recent PASARR still showed no MI/MR diagnoses, and the DON and Administrator stated they believed PASARR did not need updating for dementia. The SW confirmed the PASARR had not been updated.
A resident developed a R heel wound that was not reflected in the required MDS change in condition, and the next MDS also omitted the wound despite ongoing treatment and weekly skin checks. The wound was later documented on the annual MDS as a pressure wound/deep tissue injury, while the wound care nurse said staff try to coordinate weekly with the MDS nurse to keep charting and MDS documentation up to date.
The facility did not fully investigate an allegation of physical abuse involving a resident and a Feeding Assistant. While the incident was reported and the staff member was suspended, the facility failed to obtain witness statements from all staff present or interview other residents who might have had relevant information, as required by policy.
Improper Disposal of Garbage and Refuse
Penalty
Summary
Dispose of garbage and refuse properly was cited after an observation and staff interview showed the facility failed to properly manage waste. During a walk-around on 08/12/25 at 2:45 PM, Maintenance employee #60 acknowledged that Dumpster #2 was heavily rusted and leaking around the bottom, and that the right-side lid was hooved up and not closing properly.
Anonymous Grievance Filing Not Accessible to Residents
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to ensure residents’ rights to file grievances anonymously, despite its grievance policy stating that residents may file grievances verbally, in writing, or anonymously without discrimination or reprisal. During a Resident Council meeting, residents with capacity, including the Resident Council President and other cognitively intact residents, stated they normally discuss concerns at Resident Council or with the social worker and did not know where or how to file a grievance anonymously. Record review confirmed that several of these residents had capacity and were cognitively intact. In an interview, the Activities Director confirmed the facility had placed a suggestion box for residents to file grievances, but residents probably were not aware it was used for grievances and the grievance forms were not located where residents could complete them anonymously.
Missing Refrigerator Temperature Log Documentation
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to keep an accurate record of the medication room refrigerator temperature logs. Record review on 8/11/2025 showed missing documentation for multiple days in August and July, including 8/3, 8/4, 8/5, 8/7, 8/10, and 8/11 in August, and 7/3, 7/17, 7/24, 7/27, and 7/31 in July. The deficiency involved all residents with medications stored in the refrigerator, and the facility census was 48. During interview on 8/11/2025, the DON stated that night shift was responsible for maintaining the record and ensuring temperatures were correct.
Improper Food Storage and Hair Covering During Meal Prep
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to properly store food in accordance with professional standards in the kitchen coolers and failed to ensure that two staff members wore proper hair coverings during lunch meal preparation. During an initial brief tour of the kitchen, the Dietary Manager acknowledged that two staff members were preparing resident lunch without proper hair coverings, apple juice in a 2-door cooler did not have an opening date, and multiple garden salads in a 3-door cooler had no date labels. The cited policy review stated that refrigerated foods must be labeled, dated, and monitored so leftovers and other refrigerated food are used by their use-by date or frozen/discarded, and that hairnets should be worn when cooking, preparing, or assembling food such as salads.
Failure to Document Significant Change in Condition for Heel Wound
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain proper MDS documentation after a significant change in condition involving a wound to the right heel of Resident #4. Staff identified a wound on the resident’s right heel on 2/3/25, but no change in condition MDS was filed within 14 days. Record review also showed that the subsequent quarterly MDS dated 2/20/25 did not mention the heel wound, with Section M indicating no pressure wounds and no open areas on the feet even though the wound had not resolved at that time. The wound was followed in skin evaluation notes with weekly checks and was documented as showing consistent progress, and by 8/11/25 the wound appeared resolved on observation. The wound care nurse stated that staff try to coordinate weekly with the MDS nurse about changes or issues so charting and MDS stay up to date.
Failure to Update PASARR After New Mental Health Diagnosis
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to update Resident #2’s PASARR after admission despite the resident being diagnosed with a major mental disorder. On record review, Resident #2’s last updated PASARR was completed on 07/26/2024, and the medical record showed a diagnosis of Psychotic Disorder on 05/28/2025. An updated PASARR had not been completed since the prior screening. During an interview at approximately 10:40 AM on 08/12/2025, the Administrator confirmed that an updated PASARR was absent for Resident #2.
Failure to Update PASARR After New Mental Health Diagnosis
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to update a resident’s Preadmission Screening and Resident Review (PASARR) after the resident was newly diagnosed with unspecified dementia with psychotic disturbance and delusional disorders. Record review showed the resident’s most recent PASARR was dated 07/25/16 and documented no mental illness or mental retardation diagnoses. Further review showed the resident received the new diagnoses on 07/01/25, but the PASARR was not updated to reflect them. During interview, the DON and Administrator stated they had completed a whole-house review and updated PASARRs during March 2025, and said their understanding was that PASARR did not have to be updated for a diagnosis of dementia. The SW confirmed the PASARR had not been updated since 07/25/16 and stated he would review the resident’s diagnoses and update the PASARR.
Failure to Update MDS for Heel Wound
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to maintain proper MDS documentation for Resident #4 after a wound was found on the right heel. A wound was identified on 2/3/25 and should have triggered an MDS change in condition within 14 days, but no change in condition was filed. The next MDS completed on 2/20/25 also did not mention the heel wound, with section M indicating no pressure wounds, no open areas on the feet, and no unresolved wound at that time. The annual MDS completed on 5/22/25 later documented the right heel wound, including a pressure wound and deep tissue injury, while the wound care record showed weekly checks and healing progress with resolution noted on 5/21/25. During interview, the wound care nurse stated that staff try to coordinate weekly with the MDS nurse about changes or issues to keep charting and MDS documentation up to date.
Failure to Conduct Thorough Investigation of Alleged Physical Abuse
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to thoroughly investigate an alleged incident of physical abuse involving a resident and a Feeding Assistant (FA). According to the facility's policy, all allegations of abuse, neglect, or mistreatment must be reported to appropriate authorities within specified timeframes and require a comprehensive investigation, including identifying and interviewing all involved persons, witnesses, and others with potential knowledge of the incident. On 10/14/24, an allegation was made that FA #200 struck a resident on the shoulder. The facility completed a reportable event, suspended the FA, and obtained a statement from her confirming she may have struck the resident while attempting to redirect the resident's hands away from her face. However, the investigation did not include obtaining witness statements from all staff working at the time of the incident or interviewing other residents who may have had relevant information regarding the FA. This omission was confirmed by the Administrator during an interview, who acknowledged that these steps were not taken. The lack of a comprehensive investigation as outlined in facility policy constitutes the deficiency.
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