Inspection Reports for
Highland Park Assisted Living

The facility was licensed to operate as an assisted living facility with a capacity of 40 beds. The license was issued based on compliance with state regulations, and the change of ownership was completed as of June 1, 2018.

The inspection found noncompliance related to failure to obtain a health history screening prior to employment for one staff member and failure to complete assessments to ensure safe self-administration of medications for two residents. The violations did not create imminent danger or immediate adverse effects to residents.

The facility was found in compliance with the applicable regulations, and the results of the inspection were commendable.

The complaint alleged the facility fails to ensure residents are not beyond facility level of care. The investigation included review of resident records, observations, and interviews. The violation was cited at 175 NAC 4-006.07B.

The facility was found to have provided wound care to two sampled residents with unstable and complex wounds, failing to ensure assisted living staff performed complex wound care treatments properly. The violations did not create imminent danger but required a statement of compliance.

The complaint investigation was substantiated for unauthorized access to medications. The facility was cited at 175 NAC 4-006.09E related to this violation.

The facility was found to keep accurate inventories for Schedule II medications and implement a drug destruction policy, but failed to prevent unauthorized staff from accessing resident medications, specifically medication cart keys were not secured on nights without a Medication Aide. No violations were found related to medication counting or drug destruction records.

The facility is licensed as an assisted-living facility with a licensed capacity of 48 beds per the renewal application, and has a fire marshal occupancy permit for 40 beds issued on 2019-07-03. No inspection findings or deficiencies are reported.

No inspection findings or deficiencies are reported. The documents include administrative information such as facility ownership, directors, occupancy permit, and detailed Alzheimer's special care unit program description and staffing.