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Statistics for New Hampshire (Last 12 Months)

74
Total Providers
122
Total Inspections in the last 12 months
Information
This includes all types of inspections: standard annual surveys, life safety code surveys, re-surveys, complaint investigations, and follow-up inspections.
71.6%
Providers with Citations in the last 12 months
Information
Among all providers that received one or more inspections in the last 12 months, this represents the percentage that received at least one citation of any severity level.
0%
Providers with Serious Citations in the last 12 months

Financial Impact (Last 12 Months)

$13,520
Maximum Single Fine
$11,016
Median Fine
0
Max Payment Suspension Days
0
Median Suspension Days

Some of the Latest Corrective Actions taken by Facilities in New Hampshire

  • The facility conducted a Quality Assurance (QA) meeting, evaluated the affected residents with provider-ordered hepatitis and HIV testing, performed a facility-wide audit of insulin availability, provided education and competencies on medication protocols, insulin pen policies, and CDC injection safety, and initiated an insulin inventory sheet. (J - F0880 - NH)
  • Staff received in-service training on proper insulin pen administration and the prohibition of using another resident's insulin. Audits were conducted to ensure no additional missing insulin, and staff competencies were reinforced prior to first shifts. A root cause analysis was performed, and the incident was reported to New Hampshire Public Health for follow-up. (J - F0880 - NH)
  • The facility updated its insulin administration policy, provided in-service education to all nurses specifically on administering Humulin R U-500 insulin pens, conducted competency evaluations, initiated weekly audits of insulin administration, and planned to review these audits during quarterly Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement meetings. (J - F0760 - NH)

Latest Citations in New Hampshire

Where do we get this info
Information
Our data comes from the CMS latest release (July 30, 2025) and state websites, both sourced from public records.
Failure to Assess and Authorize Resident Self-Administration of Medications
D
F0554
Short Summary

A resident was found self-administering Refresh tears and Fluticasone nasal spray without a clinical assessment or provider order, contrary to facility policy requiring evaluation and authorization for self-administration. Staff confirmed that the necessary assessment and orders were not completed.

No penalty information released
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Failure to Develop and Implement Comprehensive Care Plan for Resident with Unsafe Behaviors
D
F0656
Short Summary

A resident with a history of taking and concealing dangerous items, as well as threatening staff and other residents, did not have a care plan addressing these behaviors. Staff were aware of the resident's actions, and unsecured items like scissors were observed on the medication cart, but no interventions or goals were documented in the care plan to address the safety risks.

No penalty information released
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Failure to Follow Professional Standards for Medication Preparation and Administration
D
F0658
Short Summary

A medication cart was found with an unlabeled cup containing multiple pills, including a controlled substance, that had been pre-poured by a night shift LPN and left for a day shift RN to administer to a resident. The medications were not prepared and administered by the same nurse, and the controlled substance was not double locked, violating both professional standards and facility policy.

No penalty information released
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Unsecured Scissors and Inadequate Supervision Lead to Accident Hazard
D
F0689
Short Summary

A resident with a history of wandering, taking items, and making threats was able to access and hide scissors on multiple occasions, including obtaining them from a medication cart left unattended by an RN. Staff confirmed that scissors were not always secured, resulting in an environment with accident hazards and insufficient supervision.

No penalty information released
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Failure to Timely Address Pharmacist Medication Regimen Review Recommendations
D
F0756
Short Summary

Pharmacist recommendations from monthly MRRs regarding medication necessity and monitoring for three residents were not reviewed or addressed by providers in a timely manner, as required by facility policy. Delays included recommendations for reviewing pain medication, ordering a lipid panel, and assessing the ongoing need for a GI medication, with some recommendations not addressed at all.

No penalty information released
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Failure to Ensure Antipsychotic Medication Was Clinically Indicated
D
F0757
Short Summary

A resident was prescribed Seroquel for confusion and agitation despite no documented behavioral symptoms or significant psychiatric diagnosis. The medical record did not provide adequate justification for the ongoing use of the antipsychotic, contrary to facility policy requiring a specific indication for psychoactive medications.

No penalty information released
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Resident Given Another Resident's Medications Due to Identification Failure
D
F0760
Short Summary

A resident was given another resident's evening medications, including Lantus, Lyrica, and oxycodone, despite not having orders for all of these drugs and being prescribed a lower dose of insulin. The error occurred when staff failed to properly identify the resident before administering medications, as required by facility policy.

No penalty information released
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The penalty, as released by CMS, applies to the entire inspection this citation is part of, covering all citations and f-tags issued, not just this specific f-tag. For the complete original report, please refer to the 'Details' section.
Failure to Properly Label and Secure Medications
D
F0761
Short Summary

Surveyors found that medications, including inhalers and insulin, were not properly labeled with opening or expiration dates, and a medication cup containing a controlled substance was left unsecured in a medication cart. Nursing staff confirmed these lapses, which were not in accordance with facility policy or manufacturer instructions.

No penalty information released
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Failure to Label Open Multi-Dose Injectable Medication
D
F0761
Short Summary

An LPN was observed storing an open multi-dose vial of Tuberculin Purified Protein Derivative (Mantoux) in the medication refrigerator without documenting the open date or expiration date, contrary to manufacturer instructions and facility policy requiring such labeling for product integrity.

No penalty information released
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The penalty, as released by CMS, applies to the entire inspection this citation is part of, covering all citations and f-tags issued, not just this specific f-tag. For the complete original report, please refer to the 'Details' section.
Improper Food Storage and Labeling in Kitchen
D
F0812
Short Summary

Surveyors found that food items in the kitchen were not stored according to professional standards, with several items lacking proper labeling, dating, or covering, and some foods being kept beyond recommended timeframes. The facility's own policies and the FDA Food Code require proper storage, labeling, and timely use or disposal of food, but these procedures were not followed, as confirmed by dietary staff.

No penalty information released
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