Inspection Reports for
Sunrise of Bloomfield Hills

R 325.1923 Employee's health: the facility was unable to produce evidence that Employees 1, 2 and 3 were screened for TB within 10 days after hire.

R 325.1932 Resident’s medications: Resident A missed doses of pepto bismol and pirfenidone on 3/11/26 and Resident B missed a dose of aricept on 3/30/26; staff failed to document reasons for missed doses.

R 325.1968 Toilet and bathing facilities: the “bathtique” located on the second floor was being used for storage.

R 325.1972 Solid wastes: multiple garbage cans throughout the facility, including laundry areas and the second floor kitchen, did not contain lids.

R 325.1976 Kitchen and dietary: perishable food items in the walk-in refrigerator and freezer lacked proper labeling and/or were not sealed to prevent contamination.

R 325.1976 Kitchen and dietary: a reliable thermometer was missing from refrigerators and/or freezers in multiple apartments and the second floor kitchen.

R 325.1979 General maintenance and storage: the faucet in Resident C’s kitchen was not working and a cabinet face was missing in the same kitchen.

R 325.1979 General maintenance and storage: cleaning agents and other chemicals were located in an unsecured cabinet in the unlocked beauty salon, posing a poisoning risk to residents lacking safety awareness.

R 325.1921 Governing bodies, administrators, and supervisors: Resident A was not adequately protected from harm, as he was found in the north kitchen unsupervised with an open bottle of Ecolab dish detergent.

R 325.1931 Employees; general provisions: Resident A’s service plan identified that hazardous material needed to be secured to ensure his safety, but the unsecured Ecolab jug and other harmful items were found during inspection.

R 325.1979 General maintenance and storage: The lock on the cabinet beneath the north kitchen sink was broken and did not require a key to gain access, allowing a jug of Ecolab dish detergent to be removed and found unsecured on the kitchen counter.

MCL 333.20175 Maintaining record for each patient; wrongfully altering or destroying records: Resident A’s record did not contain sufficient documentation surrounding the alleged poisoning incident detailing examinations, observations, and treatments provided by the facility.

R 325.1924 Reporting of incidents, accidents, elopement: The licensee failed to produce evidence of the incident report for the poisoning incident, preventing confirmation or evaluation of corrective measures.

R 325.1941 Records; general: The incident report was taken offsite and is not housed at the facility, violating record availability requirements.

R 325.1932 Resident medications: some medication doses had blank documentation and inconsistent reasons for non-administration, indicating medications were not always given per licensed healthcare professional orders.