Inspection Reports for Abington Manor

The inspection was conducted as a Bed Increase survey to approve an increase in licensed beds from six to ten at the facility.

The facility was approved to add four group beds for elderly and disabled persons and/or persons with Alzheimer's disease, bringing the total number of beds to ten. No deficiencies were identified during the survey.

This inspection was conducted as an annual state licensure survey in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

The facility received a grade of A. One regulatory deficiency was identified related to health and sanitation, specifically the failure to maintain landscaping with overgrown weeds in the backyard area designated for residents' outdoor activities.

This inspection was conducted as an annual state licensure survey in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

The facility received a grade of A with no regulatory deficiencies identified during the survey. Six resident files and five employee files were reviewed.

This inspection was conducted as an annual State Licensure and infection control survey in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

The facility was found to have regulatory deficiencies related to safety standards for residents with Alzheimer's disease, including unsecured knives and sharps accessible to residents, and unlocked kitchen cupboards containing toxic cleaning fluids. The facility received a grade of A despite these findings.

The inspection was conducted as an annual state licensure and infection control survey in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

No regulatory deficiencies were identified during the inspection. The facility received a grade of A and was provided guidance on non-discrimination, privacy, cultural competency, and complaint policies.

The inspection was conducted as an annual state licensure and infection control survey in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449 for a Residential Facility for Groups.

The facility received a grade of A. One deficiency was identified related to the failure of an audible alarm system on one of three exit doors, specifically the door from the laundry room to the garage, which did not activate when opened.

The inspection was a focused COVID-19 infection control survey conducted to assess compliance with infection control measures related to COVID-19 in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449.

The facility demonstrated compliance with COVID-19 infection control policies and procedures, including screening, temperature checks, use of PPE, sanitization, and social distancing. No deficiencies were identified during the inspection.

Annual State Licensure survey conducted in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

Two deficiencies were identified: failure to maintain and post a current staff schedule for May 2019, and failure to refrigerate a resident's medication (Latanoprost eye drops) according to manufacturer's instructions.

The inspection was conducted as an annual State Licensure survey in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

The facility received a grade of A with no regulatory deficiencies identified at the time of the survey.

This State Licensure Survey was conducted as an annual survey initiated at the facility on March 29, 2018, to assess compliance with Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

The surveyor began the inspection but ended it early due to the facility Administrator's hostile and unprofessional behavior. A follow-up survey will be conducted at a later date.

The inspection was conducted as a result of a complaint investigation regarding quality of care and resident safety at the facility.

The complaint investigation included observation of grooming and physical appearance of six residents and a tour of the facility. The complaint allegations could not be substantiated and no regulatory deficiencies were identified.

One complaint (#NV00052072) was investigated with allegations related to quality of care and resident safety, which were not substantiated.

The inspection was conducted as a result of a complaint investigation initiated on 2016-06-01 regarding allegations of improper discharge and record maintenance.

The complaint could not be substantiated after reviewing discharged resident files, interviewing the Administrator, and reviewing discharge policies and paperwork. No regulatory deficiencies were identified.

Complaint #NV00045832 was investigated and found to be unsubstantiated regarding failure to ensure proper discharge and maintain proper records.

The inspection was an annual State Licensure survey conducted to assess compliance with licensing requirements for a residential facility providing care to persons with Alzheimer's Disease.

The facility received a grade of A but was found deficient in multiple areas including caring for a resident without the appropriate mental illness endorsement, lack of working alarms on primary exits, and failure to secure toxic substances from residents. Deficiencies were addressed with corrective actions and monitoring plans.

The inspection was an annual State Licensure survey conducted to assess compliance with licensing requirements for a residential facility providing care to persons with Alzheimer's Disease.

The facility received a grade of A but had deficiencies including caring for a resident without the appropriate endorsement, non-working door alarms on primary exits, and failure to secure toxic substances from residents.

This State Licensure survey was conducted as an annual inspection of a Residential Facility for Group beds providing care to persons with Alzheimer's disease and other residents.

The facility received a grade of A. Deficiencies were identified related to medication administration and resident file storage, including failure to ensure 'as needed' medications were readily available and resident files were secured in a locked cabinet.

This inspection was conducted as an annual State Licensure survey by the Division of Public and Behavioral Health to assess compliance with regulatory requirements for the facility.

The facility received a grade of A but was found deficient in medication administration practices, specifically the availability of 'as needed' medications for two residents, and in securing resident files in a locked cabinet. Both deficiencies were cited with severity level 2 and scope 3.

This document is a State Licensure annual grading survey conducted on 10/7/13 to assess compliance with regulations for a Residential Facility for Group beds providing care to persons with Alzheimer's disease and Category 2 residents.

The facility received a grade of A but had several deficiencies including inadequate entrance lighting in bedrooms #3 and #4, failure to submit a waiver for a resident with an indwelling catheter, improper medication labeling and administration documentation, and failure to keep employee and resident files locked. Severity levels ranged from 1 to 2 across deficiencies.

This document is a State Licensure annual grading survey conducted on 10/7/2013 to assess compliance with state regulations for Quinn's Desert Home #2, a residential facility for persons with Alzheimer's disease.

The facility received a grade of A but had several deficiencies including inadequate entrance lighting in bedrooms, improper admission and retention of a resident with an indwelling catheter without required waiver, failure to indicate medication order changes on containers for some residents, and failure to keep resident and employee files secured in locked storage.

This was a required grading re-survey conducted by the Health Division to assess compliance with state licensure regulations.

The facility was found to have a rodent and insect infestation, including a cockroach in the kitchen dishwasher and insects near the stove area. The facility failed to keep the premises free from insects and rodents as required.

This document is a required grading re-survey conducted as a State Licensure survey to assess compliance with health and sanitation regulations.

The facility failed to ensure the premises were free from insects and rodents, with a cockroach found on the dishwasher and another insect near the stove. This was a repeat deficiency from the previous annual survey.

The inspection was an annual State Licensure survey conducted to assess compliance with regulations for a Residential Facility for Group beds providing care to persons with Alzheimer's disease.

The facility received a grade of C with multiple deficiencies identified related to personnel files, tuberculosis testing, first aid and CPR training, pest control, medication storage, resident file security, and dangerous items accessibility.

This document is a Statement of Deficiencies generated as a result of an annual State Licensure survey conducted on 10/23/2012 at Quinn's Desert Home #2, a residential facility for persons with Alzheimer's disease.

The facility received a grade of C and was found deficient in multiple areas including personnel files missing tuberculosis and CPR/first aid certifications, presence of insects in resident rooms and kitchen, unsecured medication storage, unsecured resident files, and dangerous items accessible to residents.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation from 3/9/11 through 10/19/11 regarding allegations about the facility being cold without heat, loss of resident's clothing and personal items, failure to notify responsible parties after a resident injury, and failure to reposition a resident timely after a fall.

The complaint regarding the facility being cold and without heat and the loss of resident's personal items were not substantiated. However, the allegations that the responsible party was not notified after a resident fell and was injured, and that the resident was not repositioned timely after a fall were substantiated. The facility failed to ensure appropriate medical care and failed to complete a written record of a resident's accident or injury.

Complaint #NV00027781 included allegations about the facility being cold and without heat, loss of resident's clothing and personal items, failure to notify responsible party after resident injury, and failure to reposition resident timely after a fall. The allegations about cold facility and lost items were not substantiated. The allegations about failure to notify responsible party and failure to reposition resident were substantiated.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation from 2011-03-09 through 2011-10-19 regarding allegations including the facility being cold without heat, lost resident clothing and personal items, failure to notify responsible party after a resident fall, and failure to reposition the resident timely after a fall.

The facility was found not to have substantiated complaints about being cold or lost personal items. However, the facility failed to notify the resident's physician and family after a fall and did not reposition the resident in a timely manner. Additionally, the facility failed to complete a timely written record of the resident's injury.

Complaint #NV00027781 alleged the facility was cold without heat, resident's clothing and personal items were lost, responsible party was not notified after a resident fall, and resident was not repositioned timely after a fall. The allegations about cold facility and lost items were not substantiated. The allegations about failure to notify responsible party and failure to reposition resident timely were substantiated.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation initiated by the Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance on 9/1/11 regarding allegations that residents were left with unqualified staff.

The allegation of unqualified staff was not substantiated after review of staff schedules, employee charts, interviews with employees and residents, and observation of the facility. Employees #1 and #2 were found to be qualified caregivers and residents confirmed they were never left alone without a caregiver.

Complaint #NV00029210 alleged residents were left with unqualified staff. The allegation was not substantiated based on document review, interviews, and observations.

This document is the result of an annual State Licensure survey conducted at the facility on 9/6/2011 to assess compliance with state regulations for a Residential Facility for Group beds providing care to persons with Alzheimer's disease.

No deficiencies were identified during the inspection. The facility received a grade of A. Four resident files and four employee files were reviewed.

The document is a notice of sanctions imposed by the Health Division following a complaint investigation conducted on Quinn's Desert Home #2.

The Bureau conducted a complaint investigation completed on 2011-10-19, resulting in deficiencies with a severity level of three and a scope level of two or less, leading to monetary penalties.

The Bureau conducted a complaint investigation on Quinn's Desert Home #2 starting on 2011-03-09 and completed on 2011-10-19. The specific factual findings are detailed in the Statement of Deficiencies (SOD) in Attachment A.

This document is an annual State Licensure survey conducted on 5/27/2009 to assess compliance with state regulations for a residential facility providing care to persons with Alzheimer's disease.

The facility received a grade of B with multiple deficiencies identified, including failure to maintain cleanliness and sanitation in the backyard, hall bath, kitchen, and laundry room; inaccuracies in medication administration records for 5 of 6 residents; medications not kept in original containers; and accessible hazardous items such as matches and nail polish remover to residents.

The inspection was conducted as a State Licensure and complaint survey triggered by three complaints, two of which were substantiated, to assess compliance with Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) 449 Residential Facility for Groups Regulations.

The facility was found deficient in multiple areas including failure to ensure medication management training for caregivers, inadequate bathroom facilities, lack of protective supervision care plan for a resident, failure to notify and secure physician services for a resident's decline, and failure to administer medications or comply with physician orders for two residents.

Three complaints were investigated: Complaint #11825 was substantiated, Complaint #14800 was unsubstantiated, and Complaint #15387 was substantiated.