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Citation history
Health deficiencies cited at Advanced Health Care Of Reno during CMS and state inspections, most recent first.
An LPN left a controlled substance unattended on a dining table during medication administration, creating a potential accident hazard for 12 residents. The LPN acknowledged the lapse in supervision, and both the DON and Administrator confirmed that facility policy requires medications to be supervised until ingested.
The facility failed to complete timely annual performance evaluations and identify areas of weakness for three CNAs. Evaluations and competency checklists were late and lacked documentation of strengths or weaknesses. Follow-up evaluations identified specific areas needing improvement, such as duties, donning and doffing, and therapeutic communication. The DON confirmed the evaluation forms did not assess skills or identify training needs, contrary to facility policy.
A medication cart was found unsecured with its top drawer ajar and three Lidocaine 5% patches left on top, unattended by any staff. An LPN confirmed the lapse, and the DON reiterated the expectation for staff to maintain sight of or lock the cart when not present, as per facility policy.
Medication Left Unattended During Administration
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The facility failed to ensure medications were not left unattended and unsecured during a medication pass in the dining room, creating a potential accident hazard. An LPN placed a small cup containing a white pill on a table where three residents were seated and then walked away to retrieve a cup of water, leaving the medication unsupervised and out of sight. This action left the medication unsecured for all 12 residents present in the dining room at the time. Upon returning, the LPN confirmed the pill was hydrocodone, a controlled substance, and acknowledged that leaving it unattended was not best practice. The Director of Nursing (DON) and the Administrator both confirmed that the facility's policy required nurses to observe residents taking medications and to keep medications within their line of sight until ingestion. The DON expressed concern about the potential for other residents to ingest the medication or hide it for later use. The facility's policy on medication administration, although undated, clearly stated that a licensed nurse should stay with the resident until all medications were ingested and that medications should be locked in the medication cart whenever out of view.
Deficiency in Timely CNA Performance Evaluations and Competency Documentation
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The facility failed to ensure timely completion of annual performance evaluations and identification of areas of weakness for three Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) employed for over a year. Employee #21, hired in January 2023, had a performance review completed one month late and a competency checklist nine days late, both lacking documentation of performance strengths or weaknesses. A follow-up evaluation identified concerns with duties such as trash, water, bed making, and room cleanliness. Employee #22, hired in September 2021, had a performance review ten days late and a competency checklist that also lacked documentation of strengths or weaknesses. A follow-up evaluation highlighted issues with the donning and doffing process. Employee #23, hired in June 2023, had a performance review over two months late and a competency checklist without documented strengths or weaknesses. A follow-up evaluation noted the need for improvement in therapeutic communication with residents. The Director of Nursing (DON) confirmed that the facility's performance evaluation form did not evaluate CNAs' skills or identify strengths and weaknesses, and the competency checklist did not facilitate identifying training needs. The facility's policy required annual performance evaluations to identify areas needing improvement, which was not adhered to in these cases.
Medication Cart Security Lapse
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The facility failed to ensure the security of medications on a medication cart, as observed on the morning of October 31, 2024. At 7:10 AM, a medication cart was found with its top left drawer ajar and unlocked, and three Lidocaine 5% transdermal patches were left unsecured on top of the cart. There was no nurse or staff present in the hallway at the time. This lapse in security was confirmed by an LPN who returned to the cart at 7:14 AM, acknowledging that the drawer was left unlocked and the patches were left on top of the cart while administering medications to a resident. The Director of Nursing (DON) later explained that the expectation for nursing staff is to maintain sight of the medication cart at all times or to lock it when not present. The facility's policy on medication storage, updated on September 28, 2022, requires that medications be stored safely and securely, accessible only to authorized personnel. The unsecured state of the medication cart and the Lidocaine patches left unattended posed a risk of unauthorized access and potential misuse.
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