Inspection Reports for
MD Home Health

§484.102(c)(1) — The facility failed to include names and contact information for staff, patient physicians, and entities providing services under arrangement in the emergency preparedness communication plan, risking interruption of vital services during an emergency.

Infection Prevention — The facility failed to ensure all personnel had documentation of a negative tuberculosis screening test within 12 months before providing services, potentially exposing patients and staff to infectious tuberculosis.

R9-10-1206 — The administrator failed to ensure personnel records include documentation of an individual's qualifications, which may negatively impact patient health and safety.

R9-10-1206 — The administrator failed to ensure personnel records contain evidence of orientation completion, risking sub-standard patient care due to untrained personnel.

R9-10-1208 — The hospice administrator failed to ensure facility policies and procedures include where patient rights are conspicuously posted, potentially hindering informed patient decisions.

R9-10-113 — The chief administrative officer failed to ensure all personnel have documentation of a negative tuberculosis screening test dated within 12 months before providing services, risking exposure to infectious tuberculosis.

The investigation found deficiencies during the on-site complaint investigation conducted on August 30 and 31, 2023, for complaint intakes 98212 and 99978.

R9-10-109 — The administrator failed to notify the Department in writing of a change in the chief administrative officer of the Home Health Agency as required by A.R.S. § 36-425(I), which may disrupt patient care.