Inspection Reports for
Veranda Senior Living at Paramount

ID, 83646

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3 Reports

2025–2026

Inspection Report — Aug 13, 2026

Routine
Date: Aug 13, 2026

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

Findings
Four deficiencies were identified related to emergency exit accessibility, unsecured oxygen tanks, unavailable as-needed medications, and incomplete documentation of PRN medication efficacy.

Deficiencies (4)
.260.05 Housekeeping and maintenance services: the memory care unit had two emergency exit doors blocked with items such as mattresses, bed frames, vacuum cleaners, wheelchairs, walkers, and carpet drying fans; the facility was made aware and rectified the situation.
.405.01 Medical gases: three portable oxygen tanks in the memory care unit oxygen storage room were unsecured and facility staff were unaware of this hazard.
.310.01.f Medication distribution: the facility did not ensure as-needed medications were available to residents, including PRN loratadine and airborne chews for Resident #4 and PRN autoshield duo pen needles, fleet enema, and triamcinolone acetonide ointment for Resident #8; the nurse was unaware these medications were missing.
.330.03.a.ii Resident care records: staff did not document the efficacy of PRN medications, with Resident #6's record missing five efficacy documentations for hydroxyzine in July 2026 and Resident #5's record missing four for lorazepam in August 2026; nurses stated they had not been documenting after staff called for PRN authorizations nor did staff document effectiveness.

Inspection Report — Apr 29, 2026

Complaint Investigation
Date: Apr 29, 2026

Visit Reason
A health care complaint investigation survey was conducted to evaluate the facility's compliance with regulations.

Complaint Details
The complaint investigation focused on the facility's failure to properly notify nursing staff of a resident's worsening condition and issues with administrator licensing; these concerns were substantiated.
Findings
Two deficiencies were found related to resident care records and administrator licensing. Staff failed to notify the nurse timely about a resident's deteriorating condition, and the facility operated without a licensed administrator for over a year.

Deficiencies (2)
.330.04.c.vi. Resident care records: facility staff did not notify the nurse when Resident #4 experienced decreased appetite, lethargy, fever, repeated emesis, shortness of breath, unresponsiveness, and dark tarry stools from 11/9/26 to 11/10/26; the resident was later hospitalized with sepsis.
39-3321.1. Qualifications and requirements of administrator: the facility operated without a licensed administrator from 2/17/25 through 4/28/26; the acting and previous administrator had not renewed his license despite having continuing education units.
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Inspection Report — Feb 7, 2025

Original Licensing
Date: Feb 7, 2025

Visit Reason
An initial licensure survey was conducted to assess compliance with health care regulations.

Findings
Eight deficiencies were identified related to complaint response, medication storage, psychotropic medication reviews, toxic chemical storage, behavior documentation, behavior management plans, staff training hours, and mental illness training.

Deficiencies (8)
.215.08.d. Written Response to Complaint within Thirty Days: the facility did not provide a written response to complainants within 30 days; the complaint log from August to December 2024 documented multiple complaints without responses, and the administrator was unaware of the requirement.
.310.01.c. Medication Distribution System: the facility did not maintain medication refrigerator temperatures between 38 and 45 degrees F; insulin was stored with documented out-of-range temperatures two times in January 2025 and ten times in November and December 2024, with no corrective action taken.
.310.04.e. Psychotropic or Behavior Modifying Medication: residents #5, #8, and #10 had six month psychotropic medication reviews that did not contain updated behavioral data; the nurse and administrator were unaware that behavioral updates were required.
.260.07. Toxic Chemicals: toxic chemicals were stored in unlocked areas accessible to cognitively impaired residents, including an unlocked kitchen gate and an unlocked cupboard with multi-service cleaner and disinfectant, as well as paint within reach in the activities room.
.330.06.a. Behavior Documentation: the facility did not evaluate residents exhibiting maladaptive behaviors; Resident #6 was not evaluated for multiple behaviors including elopement and biting, and Resident #8 exhibited sexual advancements and fighting behaviors without evaluation.
.330.06.b.ii. Behavior Documentation: the facility did not review behavior management plans for effectiveness nor adjust plans to address current behaviors; Resident #6 had ineffective interventions and Resident #8's plan did not address fighting or yelling despite being wheelchair bound.
.625.01. Number of Hours of Training: three of ten staff did not have documentation of 16 hours of orientation nor completed orientation within 30 days of hire; the business office manager confirmed the lack of training.
.630.02. Mental Illness: ten of ten staff did not document mental illness training; the business office manager stated the training had not been completed.
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