Inspection Reports for
Hampton Manor of Adrian

Resident A not receiving medications as prescribed: established. Additional findings regarding discharge notice missing required information: established.

Two violations were established: failure to administer prescribed medications properly and failure to provide a discharge notice with required information.

Resident A rights violated: established. Additional findings: not established.

One rule violation was established related to Resident A's rights being violated due to being forced to stay in bed against their wishes.

The facility’s director babysits grandchildren in facility: not established. The facility’s director has a friend, who is a state employee, that informs her when health care surveyors are coming: not established. The facility director yells at residents during resident council meetings: not established. Resident A is being provided services that he does not require: not established. The facility is understaffed: not established. The staff schedule does not accurately reflect who is on duty: not established. The facility does not have food to meet resident preferences: not established. Additional findings: unsecured memory care dining area and lack of proper memory care program statement, inadequate therapeutic diet menus and provision, and missing meal and food usage records — established.

Two violations were established: the home did not assure continuous supervision of memory care residents in an unsecured area, and the home lacked a written description of memory care services meeting statutory requirements. Four additional violations were established related to meal menus, therapeutic diets, provision of medical nutrition therapy, and meal and food records.

The home was found to be in non-compliance with 5 rules; a written corrective action plan was required before the license is renewed.

Resident A’s medication orders were not implemented: established. Resident A’s personal belongings were stolen: not established. Additional findings of incomplete medication administration records: established.

Two rule violations were established related to failure to implement medication orders and incomplete medication administration records.

Visitation restrictions and bruising: not established. Admission contract and Durable Power of Attorney paperwork not completed correctly: established.

One rule violation was established regarding the admission contract and Durable Power of Attorney documents; the allegation of visitation restriction and bruising was not substantiated.

The study determined substantial compliance with applicable licensing statutes and administrative rules.