Inspection Reports for
Christian Care Nursing Center

The facility was found deficient in ensuring food items were not expired, failing to provide a neutral and fair arbitration process with agreed-upon arbitrator and venue, and inaccurately reporting direct care staffing information in PBJ submissions. These deficiencies posed risks of foodborne illness, inadequate resident understanding of arbitration rights, and inaccurate staffing data reporting.

The facility was found deficient in food handling practices with expired food items stored improperly, failure to ensure a neutral arbitration process with agreed-upon arbitrator and venue, and inaccurate reporting of direct care staffing data to CMS, including missing registered nurse hours and licensed nursing coverage on multiple dates.

Recertification survey for Medicare under Life Safety Code 2012. Facility meets standards based on acceptance of plan of correction.

The facility failed to ensure that no expired food items were available for resident use in the dining room refrigerator, posing a potential risk of foodborne illness. Specifically, expired orange juice and unlabeled peanut butter sandwich crackers were found accessible to residents.

The facility failed to ensure that expired food items were not readily available for resident use in the dining room refrigerator, posing a potential risk for foodborne illness. Specifically, expired orange juice and peanut butter sandwich crackers without expiration dates were found accessible to residents.

State compliance survey conducted with two deficiencies cited related to personnel records and expired food items.

The facility was found deficient in documenting treatment and care for residents, ensuring a safe environment free from accident hazards, and maintaining proper pharmaceutical controls, including narcotic reconciliation. Deficiencies included failure to document compression stocking application, inadequate supervision and safety checks during resident transfers, and missing signatures on controlled medication logs.

The facility was found deficient in documenting treatment and care for residents, ensuring a safe environment free from hazards, maintaining proper pharmaceutical controls including narcotic reconciliation, storing food safely and hygienically, and implementing effective quality assurance processes. Multiple minimal harm deficiencies were cited affecting a few to some residents.

The facility failed to document treatment and care regarding compression stockings for one resident, failed to ensure a safe environment by not inspecting a shower chair leading to a resident injury, and failed to implement a system for prompt identification of loss or diversion of controlled medications, with multiple missing narcotic count signatures.

The facility was found deficient in documenting treatment implementation for compression stockings, ensuring resident safety during transfers, controlling and documenting narcotic medications, proper food storage and labeling, and maintaining effective quality assurance processes related to narcotic count documentation.

State compliance survey conducted with multiple deficiencies cited related to quality of care, medication management, food safety, and facility maintenance.