Inspection Reports for Casa Olivia

The inspection was conducted as an annual State Licensure survey of the residential facility for groups to assess compliance with Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 449.

The facility was found to be generally compliant and received a grade of A; however, deficiencies were identified related to caregiver training, specifically that 10 of 14 employees lacked documented evidence of completing the required 8 hours of annual caregiver training.

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

The facility received a grade of A. Deficiencies identified during the survey were corrected at the time of the visit, and no further action was necessary.

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

The facility received a grade of A overall, but one regulatory deficiency was identified related to failure to complete an annual Standard Placement determination for a resident with Alzheimer's disease.

This inspection was conducted as a State Licensure annual 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 but was cited for deficiencies including failure to administer medications per physician's orders for one resident and failure to ensure annual tuberculosis signs and symptoms screening for two residents. Corrective actions and ongoing monitoring were planned.

The inspection was a COVID-19 focused infection control survey conducted to assess the facility's compliance with infection control measures during the pandemic.

The facility had adequate PPE supplies and infection control practices such as temperature checks and sanitization, but deficiencies were found in the infection control policy, specifically lacking staff fit testing for N-95 masks, a respirator program, and an emergency staffing plan for COVID-19 positive staff.

This inspection was conducted as a result of a State Licensure annual survey at the facility on 11/20/2019, in accordance with Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 449 for Residential Facility for Groups.

The facility was found deficient in several areas including failure to designate an employee in charge during the Administrator's absence, lack of evidence of caregiver training and qualifications for all employees, missing personnel files and background checks, and incomplete resident medical documentation such as annual physical exams, TB testing, and ADL assessments. The facility received a grade of D.

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

The facility received a grade of A. Deficiencies were identified related to failure to ensure annual physical examinations for 3 of 9 residents and failure to ensure required annual Tuberculosis testing for 2 of 9 residents. The facility acknowledged these errors and implemented corrective actions including retraining staff and setting up electronic alert systems.

This inspection was conducted as an annual State Licensure survey of the facility on 01/03/2018 to assess compliance with state regulations.

The facility was found to have deficiencies related to personnel background checks and resident tuberculosis testing. The facility received a grade of A, with two deficiencies each rated Severity 2, Scope 1.

This document is a Statement of Deficiencies generated as a result of an annual State Licensure survey conducted on 01/10/2017 at the facility Casa Oliva.

The facility received a grade of A but was found deficient in medication labeling for over-the-counter medications for 4 of 9 residents, tuberculosis testing documentation for 2 residents, and training deficiencies related to mental illness and chronic illness for employees. Severity levels of deficiencies were noted as 2 for medication container and tuberculosis documentation issues.

This visit was conducted as an initial State licensure survey for a residential facility for group beds for elderly and disabled persons, and/or persons with chronic illnesses and/or persons with mental retardation.

The survey found no deficiencies requiring further action as all identified deficiencies were corrected at the time of the survey. One sample resident file and one employee file were reviewed.