Inspection Reports for
Sunny Days Senior Living

A.R.S. § 36-406.1.d — The manager failed to ensure that influenza and pneumonia vaccinations were available to residents on site yearly, with no documentation found for residents R1 and R2 and acknowledgment from E1 that vaccinations were not offered annually.

A.R.S. § 36-420.01.A — The manager failed to ensure a training program including initial and continued competency training for all staff on fall prevention and fall recovery, with no documentation for employee E3 and acknowledgment from E1.

R9-10-113 — The manager failed to provide annual training and education on recognizing signs and symptoms of infectious tuberculosis and failed to annually assess the facility's risk of exposure, with missing documentation for employees E2 and E3 and no risk assessment document.

R9-10-810 — The manager failed to ensure resident privacy during care, as a home health caregiver provided personal care with the resident's room door wide open and no privacy curtain, exposing the resident's buttocks, acknowledged by E1.

R9-10-818 — The manager failed to ensure a smoke detector was installed in the live-in caregiver's bedroom, confirmed by observation and acknowledgment from E1.

The manager failed to designate a caregiver present on the premises and accountable for the facility when the manager was absent, as the designee was unable to adjust the thermostat and be fully accountable.

R9-10-403.E — The manager failed to ensure a medication was administered in compliance with the medication order, as a PRN medication was administered as scheduled.

R9-10-403.E — The manager failed to ensure medications administered to residents were accurately documented in the medical records and medication administration records.

The manager failed to ensure medication was stored in a separate locked room, closet, cabinet, or self-contained unit used only for medication storage.

The manager failed to ensure policies and procedures were implemented for storing medication, as medications from different manufacturers were mixed in the same bottle contrary to policy.

The manager failed to ensure the facility had a disaster plan that was developed, documented, maintained in an accessible location, and implemented as necessary to protect residents during emergencies.

The manager failed to ensure the facility's disaster plan was reviewed at least once every 12 months, with no documentation of such review found.