Inspection Reports for
Paramount Parks at Eagle

ID, 83616

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8 Reports

2015–2025

Inspection Report — Apr 3, 2025

Routine
Date: Apr 3, 2025

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A health care licensure and follow-up survey was conducted to assess compliance with facility policies and resident care documentation.

Findings
Three deficiencies were identified related to background checks, administrator responsibilities, and resident care records documentation.

Deficiencies (3)
.009.06.c Use of previous criminal history and background check: one of four employees required to have an Idaho State Police background check did not have the check completed prior to working alone with residents.
.215.01 Administrator responsibility: the administrator did not ensure all facility policies were implemented; staff conducting fire patrol had additional duties and resident room checks were not consistently done every thirty minutes as required.
.330.04.c.vii Resident care records: the facility nurse did not document pre-admission nursing assessments for ten sampled residents as required by IDAPA 16.03.22.011.20 and 16.03.22.305.

Inspection Report — Aug 22, 2022

Life Safety
Date: Aug 22, 2022

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A fire life safety and sanitation licensure survey was conducted to assess compliance with applicable safety codes and regulations.

Findings
The facility had multiple fire and life safety deficiencies including lack of documentation for inspections and training, prohibited electrical applications, missing signage, incomplete emergency preparedness plans, and safety hazards such as unsecured doors and unprotected fireplaces.

Deficiencies (8)
.404 Fire and life safety standards for existing buildings licensed for seventeen or more residents and multi-story buildings: the facility did not maintain compliance with NFPA 101 and related codes including lack of documentation for Alcohol Based Hand Rub dispenser inspections, self-closing doors being propped open, emergency plan staff training, suppression system gauge inspections, sprinkler pendants requiring replacement, and missing policy for elimination of ignition sources.
.250.12.j Resident sleeping rooms: the door to resident room #213 would not latch when fully closed.
.405.02.b Prohibited applications: a Relocatable Power Tap was plugged in succession to another creating a prohibited daisy chain in multiple areas.
.405.03 Medical gases: signage stating 'Oxygen in Use, No Smoking' was missing at four resident room doors where oxygen was in use; this is a repeat deficiency.
.155 Emergency preparedness requirements: the facility did not have a written emergency plan including each person's responsibilities and a point of assembly for drills as required by NFPA 101.
.155.01 Relocation agreements: the facility had only one relocation agreement instead of two and the agreement had not been updated annually, last reviewed in 2017.
.161.04 Designated smoking areas: the facility smoking policy did not specify designated smoking areas as required.
.250.10.b Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC): the natural gas fireplaces on the main floor and basement living areas were not equipped with safety barriers.

Inspection Report — Mar 8, 2022

Complaint Investigation
Date: Mar 8, 2022

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A complaint investigation was conducted regarding the facility's reporting of infectious diseases.

Complaint Details
The complaint concerned the facility's failure to timely report positive COVID-19 cases to the local health district; the complaint was substantiated.
Findings
One non-core deficiency was found related to failure to report individuals with infectious diseases to the local health district as required.

Deficiencies (1)
.335.03 Reporting of Individual with an Infectious Disease: the facility did not report individuals with an infectious disease to the local health district authority; Resident #2 tested positive for COVID-19 on 12/28/21 and Resident #3 on 1/3/22, but the facility delayed reporting until 3/1/2022.
Report Facts
date: Dec 28, 2021 date: Jan 3, 2022 date: Mar 1, 2022

Inspection Report — Aug 20, 2021

Routine
Date: Aug 20, 2021

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A health care licensure and follow-up survey was conducted to assess compliance with state regulations.

Findings
The facility was found deficient in multiple areas including corrective actions for falls, secure environment in the memory care unit, nursing assessments, medication administration, psychotropic medication reviews, resident care records, staff scheduling, and menu and diet planning.

Deficiencies (8)
.215.08.e. Corrective Action: the administrator did not ensure appropriate corrective actions were put into place to prevent recurrence of falls for residents, including inadequate interventions after multiple falls (previously cited 12/31/2014 and 12/29/2017).
.250.13. Secure Environment: the facility's memory care unit did not maintain a safe and secure environment as residents eloped through unlocked or malfunctioning gates.
.300.02. Licensed Nurse: the facility nurse did not assess residents after changes of condition, including wounds and symptoms such as nausea and diarrhea (previously cited 12/31/2014 and 12/29/2017).
.305.02.b. Current Medication Orders and Treatment Orders: residents did not receive medications and therapeutic diets as ordered, with multiple missed doses and lack of special diet recipes (previously cited 6/16/2017).
.310.04.e. Psychotropic or Behavior Modifying Medication: the facility did not include behavior updates on six-month psychotropic medication reviews for all sampled residents taking such medications.
.330.04. Resident Care Records: notebooks documenting unusual occurrences were not consistently incorporated into individual resident charts, and resident change of condition assessments were inconsistently documented.
.330.14. As Worked Schedules: the facility's as-worked schedule did not document dates and times the administrator was present, nor include staff first names or positions.
.451. MENU AND DIET PLANNING: the facility did not have a menu signed and dated by a registered dietitian, lacked standard portion sizes and therapeutic diet modifications, and did not document recipe modifications.
Report Facts
medication_missed_doses: medication_missed_doses: resident_falls:

Inspection Report — Sep 20, 2019

Life Safety
Date: Sep 20, 2019

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A Fire Life Safety Survey was conducted at Paramount Parks Health Care at Eagle, LLC to assess compliance with fire safety and sanitation licensure requirements.

Findings
Two non-core deficiencies were identified related to fire alarm smoke detection system testing and medical gases signage requirements.

Deficiencies (2)
.415.04 Fire Alarm Smoke Detection System Service and Testing: no documentation for a 5-year sensitivity test of the smoke detectors.
.405.03 Medical Gases: no signage on the door of the oxygen transfilling room stating 'Oxygen Transfilling in Progress, No Smoking in the Immediate Area' and no secondary signage at resident room doors where oxygen is in use stating 'Oxygen in Use, No Smoking'.

Inspection Report — Dec 29, 2017

Routine
Date: Dec 29, 2017

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A health care licensure and follow-up survey was conducted to assess compliance with state regulations.

Findings
Eight deficiencies were identified related to employee background checks, behavior management, wound care documentation, and use of negotiated service agreements. Issues included missing criminal history checks, lack of behavior evaluations and interventions, unsecured chemicals, incomplete wound assessments, and outdated service agreements.

Deficiencies (8)
.009.01 Criminal history and background check: one of ten employees reviewed did not have a Department criminal history and background check.
.225 Requirements for behavior management: resident #1 and #5's behaviors were not evaluated to develop behavior management plans to manage their behaviors, including yelling at staff and residents and refusal of cares.
.225.02 Intervention: the facility did not develop interventions for each behavior for residents #1 and #5, such as yelling at staff and residents and refusal of cares.
.260.04.a Insect and rodent control: the facility did not secure cleaning chemicals that were accessible to residents in the memory care kitchen.
.305.03 Resident health status: the facility nurse did not assess or document the condition of resident #7 and #9's wounds, including progression of wound status on resident #7's left heel and wounds on resident #9's coccyx and right shin.
.305.04 Recommendations: the facility nurse did not make recommendations regarding retention about resident #7's wound on her left heel to the administrator.
.320.01 Use of negotiated service agreement: NSA's were not updated to reflect the residents' specific needs, including wound presence and treatment, use of bed/chair alarms, oxygen, housekeeping/laundry needs, and diet implementation.
.711.01 Ongoing resident care records: the facility did not consistently document the time and dates of behaviors, what interventions were used, and the effectiveness of the interventions for residents #1 and #5.

Inspection Report — Jun 16, 2017

Complaint Investigation
Date: Jun 16, 2017

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A health care complaint investigation survey was conducted to determine compliance with regulations.

Complaint Details
The complaint investigation focused on medication administration, oxygen provision, supervision of showers, eating assistance, and diet consistency.
Findings
Two deficiencies were found related to medication administration and supervision. Residents did not receive medications and oxygen as ordered, and supervision was inadequate to ensure proper showers, cueing, and diet consistency.

Deficiencies (2)
.305.02.b. Current Medication Orders and Treatment Orders: residents were not assisted to take medications as ordered, including missing approximately six medications for Resident #1, lack of oxygen as ordered, and Resident #3 missing a medication for three days.
.600.05. Supervision: the facility administrator did not provide supervision to ensure residents received showers, cueing and assistance with eating, and diets as ordered; meal observations showed residents served food inconsistent with prescribed diets.
Report Facts
medications_missing: 6 medication_missing_days: 3 meal_observation_date: Jun 15, 2017

Inspection Report — Nov 4, 2015

Life Safety
Date: Nov 4, 2015

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A fire life safety and sanitation licensure survey was conducted to assess compliance with safety standards.

Findings
Two non-core deficiencies were found related to medical gases and structure maintenance. Issues included improper signage and storage of oxygen, open penetrations in memory care areas, broken kitchen filters, and unsecured heat detectors.

Deficiencies (2)
.405.03 Medical gases: oxygen transfill room was not properly signed, liquid oxygen was stored within five feet of combustibles, and a light switch by the liquid oxygen transfill/storage was within five feet of the floor.
.405.05 Structure, maintenance, equipment to assure safety: three open penetrations in the downstairs memory care mechanical room and elevator room ceiling access were removed; two broken filters were found at the kitchen hood; and a heat detector in the mechanical room was hanging and unsecured.

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