Inspection Reports for Amazing Grace Senior Living

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation regarding failure to obtain proper Power of Attorney consent prior to treatment for a resident receiving therapy services.

The facility failed to obtain the resident's Power of Attorney consent before initiating physical therapy services, despite the resident already receiving therapy outside the establishment and the POA not authorizing the services. The resident was alert and oriented but unable to recall details of the therapy events.

Complaint Investigation 2581396/IL186674. The complaint involved failure to obtain POA consent prior to therapy treatment for one resident (R1).

The document is a Plan of Correction submitted in response to an IDPH deficiency related to failure to obtain written Power of Attorney consent prior to therapy services for a resident.

The facility failed to obtain written Power of Attorney consent prior to therapy services for Resident R1, who has Alzheimer's with behavioral disturbances. The POA documentation was not on file until after therapy services had been rendered.

The document addresses deficiencies related to the transfer of ownership and licensing issues at Amazing Grace Senior Living on Talcott, including failure to obtain a probationary license and failure to notify the Illinois Department of Public Health and residents about the ownership change.

The facility failed to obtain a probationary license upon ownership transfer, did not notify the Illinois Department of Public Health at least 30 days prior, and did not notify residents of the ownership change. Additionally, the facility operated without a valid license following the ownership change and failed to file a new application under the new entity.

The State Agency conducted an annual licensure survey to assess compliance with licensing requirements, including verification of ownership transfer notification.

The facility failed to notify the state agency of a change of ownership as required by regulation, which has the potential to affect all residents receiving Assisted Living services. The facility was fully operational with a current census of 65 residents.