Inspection Reports for Landings of Genesee Valley

The investigation was initiated due to a complaint alleging that Resident A was not provided with dinner on several occasions.

The investigation confirmed that Resident A was not provided dinner on multiple dates as documented in the Care Tracking Sheet, establishing a violation of meal provision requirements.

Complaint alleged Resident A was not provided dinner. Investigation substantiated the allegation with documentation showing missed dinners on 6/02/2025, 6/08/2025, 6/11/2025, 6/16/2025, 6/21/2025, 6/22/2025, and 6/23/2025.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that Resident A's pain medication ran out and had not been reordered.

Resident A missed several scheduled doses of hydrocodone due to delays in obtaining a new prescription, and staff incorrectly documented medication administration on two occasions.

The complaint alleged that Resident A’s pain medication ran out and was not reordered. The investigation confirmed the violation with missed doses on 6/5, 6/7, 6/10, and 6/11, and inaccurate documentation by staff.

The inspection was conducted in response to complaints alleging poor quality of care for Resident A, including being locked in her room, missed meals, poor staffing, and a bed bug infestation.

Violations were established for poor quality of care related to Resident A, including long call light response times, missed meals, and failure to maintain a meal census log. No violations were found for poor staffing or bed bug infestation as the facility took corrective actions. Multiple free standing oxygen tanks were improperly stored.

Complaint received on 04/23/2025 from Adult Protective Services and an anonymous complaint on 05/08/2025 alleging poor care, locked resident in room, missed meals, poor staffing, and bed bug infestation. Violations substantiated for poor care and meal census log; violations not substantiated for poor staffing and bed bug infestation.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that Resident A was not receiving quality care, was unable to access the call light, and that Resident A's room was dirty and unkept.

The investigation substantiated violations including failure to provide adequate care to Resident A, with issues such as call light being out of reach, clutter and dust in Resident A's room, and the air mattress improperly set. Additional findings included multiple stains and tattered carpet in several rooms and a foul urine odor in the hallway.

Complaint received on 04/07/2025 alleged Resident A was dropped by staff, sent to hospital without notification to POA, room not cleaned, and inadequate care. The complaint was substantiated based on investigation findings.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging inadequate programming and staff unfamiliarity with Resident A's care needs and service plan.

The investigation found that staff were unfamiliar with Resident A's care needs and service plan, service plans were not regularly reviewed or readily available in the building, and staff did not verify identification before releasing Resident A's service plan to visitors. Additionally, service plans lacked specific identifying care information and were not updated as required.

Complaint received on 2025-03-21 alleged inadequate programming and staff unfamiliarity with Resident A's care needs. The complaint was substantiated with violations established.

The investigation was initiated due to a complaint alleging inadequate supervision for Resident A, who had multiple falls and safety concerns.

The investigation confirmed violations related to inadequate supervision and failure to update Resident A's service plan to address her high fall risk. Staff were observed making inappropriate comments and not treating Resident A with dignity during care.

Complaint received on 2025-03-12 alleging inadequate supervision for Resident A who had multiple falls and was often found on the floor. The complaint was substantiated with violations established.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that Resident A fell off the toilet while being unsupervised and was not given medical attention.

The investigation confirmed that Resident A fell while in the bathroom and was not immediately taken to the hospital despite complaining of pain. The facility did not comply with the rule requiring availability of emergency medical care.

The complaint alleged that on 1/29/2025, Resident A was placed on the toilet by staff who then left the bathroom. Resident A fell and was put back in bed without immediate medical attention. Paramedics were not called until after 8:00 a.m. The violation was substantiated.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging inadequate protection of Resident A after a fall in her room when staff were on break.

The investigation found that the key to Resident A's room was taken off-site by an employee on break, preventing timely access to the resident. The operations manager acknowledged this was not acceptable, and the facility was found not in compliance with the protection rule.

Complaint received on 10/14/2024 alleged inadequate protection of Resident A after a fall. The complaint was substantiated with violation established.

The inspection was initiated due to an online complaint alleging inadequate supervision of Resident A and inadequate care of Resident B.

The investigation found that inadequate supervision of Resident A was established due to multiple falls and lack of additional safety measures, including non-functioning bed and chair alarms. The allegation of inadequate care for Resident B was not substantiated, with evidence showing consistent repositioning according to physician orders.

The complaint alleged inadequate supervision of Resident A who had multiple falls without additional safety measures, and inadequate care of Resident B related to repositioning. The inadequate supervision allegation was substantiated; the inadequate care allegation was not.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging inadequate supervision of Resident A, who had a fall from his bed on 2024-08-10.

The investigation found that Resident A, who is bed bound and requires total assistance, had two falls in July and August 2024. The facility had safety measures such as a hospital bed, fall mat, and foam wedges, but failed to update the resident's service plan to include recent safety measures like a bed alarm and did not consider increasing safety checks after the falls. A violation of supervision and service plan update rules was established.

The complaint alleged inadequate supervision of Resident A, who fell from his bed on 2024-08-10. The complaint was anonymous and additional information was not available. The investigation substantiated the allegation.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that the facility did not adhere to Resident A's Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order.

The investigation found that CPR was initially performed on Resident A despite the DNR order due to procedural failures in DNR notification and identification. The facility was found not in compliance with the applicable rule regarding maintaining an organized program for resident care.

The complaint alleged that CPR was performed on Resident A, who was on hospice with a DNR order, on approximately 7/30/2024. The investigation confirmed the violation due to procedural issues in identifying the DNR status.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that two syringes of morphine were left unused and improperly stored in a resident's room, and that Resident A was not administered at least one dose of her prescribed morphine.

The investigation confirmed that Resident A was not administered a prescribed dose of morphine, the medication was not stored properly, and staff incorrectly reported that the medication was given. The facility was found to be non-compliant with applicable medication supervision rules.

Complaint received on 2024-05-28 alleged improper storage of morphine syringes and failure to administer prescribed medication to Resident A. The complaint was substantiated with violation established.

The investigation was initiated due to a complaint alleging that Resident A was subjected to abuse by a staff member and that snack items were stolen from Resident A's room.

The investigation substantiated that Associate 1 physically abused Resident A and that Associates 1, 2, and 3 stole snack items from Resident A's room. Police are pursuing charges related to elder abuse and theft against these associates.

The complaint alleged abuse of Resident A by Associate 1 and theft of snack items by Associates 1, 2, and 3. The allegations were substantiated based on video evidence and interviews. Police are investigating and charging the involved associates.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal licensing study to evaluate compliance with regulatory requirements and determine if the facility's license should be renewed.

The facility was found to be non-compliant with tuberculosis screening requirements for residents and employees, and a food safety violation was noted due to moldy bread found in the kitchen storage area. Renewal of the license is recommended contingent upon receipt of an acceptable corrective action plan.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging neglect of Resident A, facility insecurity, understaffing, starvation of residents, and unclean kitchen conditions at the Landings of Genesee Valley.

The investigation found no substantiated violations regarding neglect, understaffing, starvation, or unclean kitchen conditions. However, violations were established for failure to maintain and post therapeutic and special diet menus and failure to maintain a meal census including residents, personnel, and visitors.

The complaint alleged Resident A was neglected resulting in a spine fracture, the facility was unsecure with cameras in resident rooms, the facility was understaffed, residents including Resident A were starved, and the kitchen in Building 4 was unclean. None of these allegations were substantiated except for additional findings related to menu and meal record violations.

The document serves as an addendum to the original licensing study report to notify and approve the change in management company for the facility effective August 2, 2018.

The management company of the facility has been changed to Homestead Management Group LLC effective August 2, 2018. The administrator and authorized representative remain unchanged. The facility license will remain unchanged.

The purpose of the addendum to the original licensing study report was to document requested changes including a change in management to Meridian Senior Living, LLC, a change in the licensee's address and telephone number, and a change in the facility name from Brookdale Genesee Valley to Landings of Genesee Valley.

The report confirms the licensee Flint Michigan Retirement Housing, LLC is active and documents the requested changes to management, facility name, authorized representative, and contact information. The licensing staff recommends approval of these changes.

An initial, on-site survey and consultation visit was conducted to determine if the new facility's policy/procedures and systems were complete and met the intent of the Home for the Aged licensure requirements.

The report provides feedback and consultation on the facility's policies, procedures, and systems, identifying specific key areas to be completed before licensure approval. The facility is requesting 110 licensed beds with plans for final inspection around mid-March 2000.