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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Wynhoven Community Care Center during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
A resident with severe cognitive impairment, multiple chronic conditions, and hospice services required extensive assistance for transfers. During a transfer from wheelchair to bed performed by a CNA, the resident’s left lower leg rubbed against an enabler bar that had a missing end cap, creating a sharp edge. An LPN observed a large laceration on the leg and identified the defective enabler bar as the source of injury. The resident was sent to the ED, where a deep, 25.5 cm stellate laceration required extensive cleaning, internal and external sutures, a tetanus shot, and subsequent daily wound care and antibiotics due to delayed healing. The incident occurred despite facility policies and the Maintenance Supervisor’s responsibilities requiring regular inspection of bed rails and enabler bars for hazards.
A resident's dentures went missing, and the facility failed to refer them for dental services within the required 3-day period. The Social Service Director was informed of the missing dentures but did not document any attempt to arrange for dental services until two weeks later, contrary to the facility's policy. This delay was confirmed by both the Social Service Director and the Administrator.
The facility failed to update the care plans for two residents diagnosed with Dementia who were no longer residing on a locked memory care unit. Despite the facility's policy requiring updates for residents transitioning to a wander guard system, the care plans still indicated they resided on the locked unit. Interviews with staff confirmed the oversight.
The facility failed to document recent hospice service records for two residents, with missing Aide Care and Registered Nurse Skilled Nursing Visit notes from March and April 2024, as confirmed by the Clinical Coordinator and DON.
The facility failed to reassess and manage a resident's pain appropriately. Despite having a care plan requiring pain assessments every 2 hours, staff did not follow up after administering pain medication, leaving the resident in significant pain. Interviews confirmed the lack of reassessment, leading to the noted deficiency.
Failure to Maintain Safe Enabler Bar Results in Severe Leg Laceration
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Summary
The deficiency involves the facility’s failure to ensure that a resident’s enabler bar was free from accident hazards, resulting in an actual injury. The facility’s own Bed and Side Rails policy required a designee to inspect all bed frames, mattresses, and bed rails, including grab bars and assist bars, as part of a regular maintenance program. The Maintenance Supervisor job description also required daily tours of the property to identify and correct hazardous conditions and liability hazards. Despite these requirements, the enabler bar on one resident’s bed had a missing end cap, creating a sharp edge that was not identified or corrected prior to use. The affected resident had been admitted with multiple diagnoses, including Peripheral Vascular Disease, Malnutrition, Chronic Kidney Disease, Depression, and Alzheimer’s Disease, and had a BIMS score of 5, indicating severe cognitive impairment. The resident was receiving hospice services and required extensive assistance of one staff person with transfers, as documented in the care plan. On the date of the incident, a CNA assisted the resident with a transfer from a wheelchair to the bed. During this transfer, the resident’s left lower leg rubbed against the enabler bar that had the missing end cap and sharp edge. Nursing documentation recorded that the CNA called an LPN to the room and the LPN observed a large laceration on the resident’s left lower leg with bleeding, which the CNA reported had occurred during the transfer. The LPN noted that the enabler bar had a missing end cap, resulting in a sharp edge, and that the resident’s leg had contacted this area during the transfer. The resident was sent to the emergency department, where records described a very large stellate laceration measuring 25.5 cm on the lateral left lower leg, extending deep to the fascia and requiring extensive cleaning and a complicated repair with internal and external sutures, as well as a tetanus vaccination. Subsequent physician notes documented that the wound required ongoing assessment, daily wound care, and two courses of Bactrim DS due to the extent and depth of the laceration and delayed healing, with sutures removed in stages over several weeks.
Failure to Timely Refer for Dental Services
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure timely referral for dental services for a resident who lost their dentures. According to the facility's Dental Services policy, residents with lost or damaged dentures should be referred for dental services within 3 days. However, the Social Service Director was informed of the resident's missing dentures on either May 28 or May 29, 2024, but did not document any attempt to arrange for dental services until June 12, 2024. This delay in action was confirmed during interviews with the Social Service Director and the Administrator, who acknowledged that services should have been arranged within the specified timeframe.
Failure to Update Care Plans for Residents No Longer on Locked Memory Care Unit
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Summary
The facility failed to update the care plans for two residents who were no longer residing on a locked memory care unit. Resident #9, diagnosed with Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease, and Resident #71, diagnosed with Dementia, both had care plans indicating they resided on the locked memory care unit, despite the facility no longer having such a unit. This discrepancy was identified through record reviews, observations, and interviews. The facility's policy required care plans to be updated for residents transitioning from the memory care unit to a wander guard system, but this was not done for the two residents. Interviews with the Administrator, Unit Coordinator/Minimal Data Set, and Director of Nursing confirmed that the care plans should have been updated but were not.
Failure to Document Recent Hospice Service Records
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Summary
The facility failed to obtain and document the most recent hospice service records for two residents. Resident #53, who was admitted to hospice on 7/29/22, had no Aide Care Visit documentation since 02/21/2024 and no Registered Nurse Skilled Nursing Visit documentation since 02/20/2024. Similarly, Resident #104, admitted to hospice on 11/20/2023, had no Aide Care Visit documentation since 02/17/2024 and no Registered Nurse Skilled Nursing Visit documentation since 02/20/2024. Interviews with the Clinical Coordinator and the Director of Nursing confirmed that the hospice binders should have contained more recent visit notes from March 2024 and April 2024, as per the facility's Hospice Program Policy Statement.
Failure to Reassess and Manage Resident's Pain
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Summary
The facility failed to ensure a resident's pain level was reassessed and managed appropriately. Resident #40, who was admitted with diagnoses including Osteoarthritis, Neuropathy, and Unspecified Pain, had a care plan that required pain assessments every 2 hours and documentation of the effectiveness of pain medication. However, on multiple occasions, there was no documented evidence that Resident #40's pain level was reassessed after pain interventions were provided. Specifically, on 04/11/2024, Resident #40 reported a pain level of 10, and there was no follow-up assessment documented after pain medication was administered. The resident also reported that staff did not return to check if the pain medication was effective, and her pain level remained high throughout the day. Interviews with the resident and staff confirmed that the required reassessments were not conducted as per the facility's policy and the resident's care plan. The facility's policies on administering pain medications and pain assessment and management were not followed. The policies required staff to assess pain using a numeric rating scale and document the effectiveness of pain interventions. Despite these guidelines, the staff failed to reassess Resident #40's pain level within the required timeframe after administering pain medication. The Director of Nursing confirmed that the expectation was to assess the effectiveness of all pain interventions within 2 hours, which was not done in this case. This failure to reassess and manage the resident's pain appropriately led to the deficiency noted in the report.
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