Above average — CMS composite of the measures below.
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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Taylor Healthcare Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
Improper food storage was identified in the kitchen, walk-in cooler, utensil drawer, and nourishment pantry. Surveyors found utensils scattered in a drawer, a reach-in cooler at 41 degrees, and a jar of peanut butter in a cupboard with no name or date label. Facility policy required foods to be wrapped or covered, labeled and dated, and arranged to prevent cross contamination.
Staff failed to provide hand hygiene during lunch tray delivery on A Hall. CNAs passed meal trays to several residents without offering wipes or hand hygiene, and an UM also passed trays to multiple residents without offering hand hygiene, stating wipes are usually on the tray. The ADM confirmed residents were to be given wipes with each meal.
A resident was observed being pulled backwards down the hall by a staff member when he was unable to propel himself, despite the staff member stating he normally takes himself and she needed to change his shirt. Later, the resident was seen propelling himself up the hall toward the dining room, and the DON stated the facility did not have a policy for this situation and that pulling a resident backwards is not good practice.
A resident with documented hearing difficulty and a BIMS of 15 reported constant trouble hearing and said she wanted hearing aids. Staff knew she had hearing loss, but there was no documentation of a hearing referral or appointment, and her physician assessment did not mention the issue. The resident said she would accept an evaluation if it could be done in-house, yet the DON confirmed the facility had not arranged a hearing appointment until later.
A resident with dysphasia and an order for thin liquids, advanced texture, and a Kennedy cup with all meals was observed at lunch without the ordered cup. An RN served the meal tray, opened the resident’s milk, and placed a straw in it, then confirmed the Kennedy cup was not provided as ordered and written on the meal ticket.
Improper Food Storage Practices
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Summary
Food was not properly stored in accordance with professional standards in the facility kitchen, walk-in cooler, utensil drawer, and nourishment pantry. During an initial tour of the kitchen, the Corporate Dietary Manager acknowledged that utensils were found scattered in a drawer in different directions and that the reach-in cooler temperature was 41 degrees on the inner thermometer. During a nourishment room visit, the Dietary Manager acknowledged a jar of peanut butter in a cupboard that had no name or date label, and the Corporate Dietary Manager stated it belonged to a staff member and should not have been there. A later kitchen revisit again found the reach-in cooler at 41 degrees, and the Corporate Dietary Manager stated maintenance would be contacted. Facility policy stated that all foods must be stored wrapped or in covered containers, labeled and dated, and arranged to prevent cross contamination.
Failure to Provide Hand Hygiene During Meal Service
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to establish and maintain an infection prevention program to help prevent the development and transmission of communicable diseases and infections. During observation on 09/29/25, CNA #65 and CNA #40 were passing lunch trays on A Hall to Resident #54, Resident #48, and Resident #58 without offering hand hygiene. In a separate observation the same day, Unit Manager #23 was assisting with lunch tray delivery on A Hall and passed the noon meal tray to Resident #9 without offering hand hygiene; when asked about hand hygiene, she stated it is usually on the tray and was not sure why it was not there that day. The Unit Manager then continued passing trays to Resident #47 and Resident #31 without offering hand hygiene. The Administrator later confirmed that residents were to be given wipes to clean their hands with each meal.
Dignity and Transfer Concern
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Summary
The facility failed to provide Resident #43 a dignified experience when Staff #77 was observed pulling the resident backwards down the hall because the resident was unable to propel himself at that moment. When questioned, Staff #77 stated that the resident normally takes himself but that she needed to change his shirt. Later the same day, the resident was observed propelling himself up the hall toward the dining room. The DON stated that the facility does not have a policy for this situation and that pulling a resident backwards is not good practice.
Failure to Arrange Hearing Services for a Resident
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to assist Resident #32 in gaining access to hearing services by making appointments and arranging transportation. Resident #32 told surveyors that she had difficulty hearing what people were saying, stated that she had to ask people to repeat themselves constantly, and said she did not feel like she was part of the world. She also stated that her husband had railroad insurance and that hearing aids should be covered 100%. The resident had a BIMS score of 15, and staff were aware that she had difficulty hearing and spoke loudly to be heard. Record review showed no documentation that the facility had set up any referrals or appointments for a hearing specialist, and the resident’s comprehensive physician assessment did not mention her hearing loss. During an interview, RN #16 asked the resident if she would like her hearing evaluated, and the resident said she would be willing if the evaluation could be done in the facility. The resident later stated she had not yet had a hearing assessment. Documentation provided later showed staff attempted to arrange an in-house audiology visit through 360 Care, but the DON confirmed the facility had not made a referral or appointment for the resident until 11/11/25.
Failure to Provide Ordered Kennedy Cup
Penalty
Summary
The facility failed to provide specialized drinking equipment ordered by the physician for Resident #56. Record review showed an order for dysphasia with advanced texture, thin liquids consistency, double portion entree with all meals, finger foods when available, food in bowls, and a Kennedy cup with all meals. During lunch observation, Resident #56 was served in the dining room by RN #13, but no Kennedy cup was on the tray. The RN opened the resident’s milk and placed a straw in it, and later stated that the cups are sent out of the kitchen and that the resident did not have one on the tray. RN #13 confirmed that Resident #56 was not provided the Kennedy cup as ordered and written on the meal ticket.
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