Inspection Reports for Rainbow Senior Living Of Great Falls

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation to assess compliance with regulations related to resident toilets and bathing facilities.

The bathroom call system for Resident #1 was found not to signal staff when activated, and the call cord was too short to be accessible to an individual who collapsed on the floor.

Complaint inspection conducted; no substantiation status explicitly stated.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the assisted living facility to assess compliance with staffing, medication management, physical plant conditions, and other regulatory requirements.

The inspection found multiple deficiencies including improper sanitation and staffing shortages in housekeeping, expired medications not properly disposed of, undocumented medication administration errors, and hazardous physical plant conditions such as ripped and stained carpets creating tripping hazards.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation following allegations of assault and sexual abuse involving residents and staff at the facility.

The investigation found failures in documentation and notification regarding alleged assaults on residents, lack of protective actions by the administrator, and delayed suspension of the implicated staff member. There was no evidence that the facility notified Adult Protective Services, the Department, or law enforcement in a timely manner.

Complaint investigation related to allegations of assault and sexual abuse by staff on residents. Adult Protective Services notified the administrator on 12/5/2019. The administrator failed to report allegations to the Department or law enforcement and delayed suspension of the staff member.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation to assess staffing levels, cleanliness, and facility conditions at Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls.

The facility was found to have insufficient staffing in multiple departments, inadequate housekeeping, and poor cleanliness throughout common areas and the kitchen. Additionally, physical plant issues such as flooding and water damage in the laundry room were observed.

The inspection was triggered by complaints regarding insufficient staffing, poor cleanliness, and facility maintenance issues. Resident and staff interviews confirmed concerns about inadequate staffing and delayed care.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls to assess compliance with health care facility standards.

The inspection found a strong smell of urine and heavily stained carpet in resident room 300, and multiple emergency call systems in resident rooms and bathrooms were observed to not activate when tested.

The inspection was a renewal inspection of Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls to assess compliance with assisted living facility regulations and licensing requirements.

The inspection found multiple deficiencies including inadequate resident activities participation, incomplete bathing documentation and care, severe kitchen cleanliness issues, insufficient food supply and dietary accommodations, laundry delays, housekeeping problems, and physical plant hazards such as damaged carpets and obstructed hallways. Several deficiencies were noted as repeats from prior surveys.

The visit was a follow-up inspection to verify correction of previously identified deficiencies at Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls.

Multiple deficiencies were found including blocked emergency exits, trip hazards from loose carpet, unsecured oxygen tanks, inaccessible call light strings in multiple rooms, and physical plant issues such as holes in ceilings, non-operable toilets, and door hinge problems.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation to assess the facility's compliance with assisted living regulations following concerns about staffing, resident service plans, and medication administration.

The inspection found the facility to be noticeably dirty in multiple areas, deficiencies in updating resident service plans after readmission, and medication administration errors including delayed implementation of blood glucose monitoring orders and over-administration of Hydrocodone leading to medication shortages.

Complaint inspection triggered by concerns related to facility cleanliness, resident service plan updates, and medication administration practices.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation to review resident records, facility conditions, and compliance with licensing and safety regulations.

The inspection found multiple deficiencies including incomplete resident needs assessments, lack of appropriate endorsements for resident care levels, unresponsive call system, environmental issues such as cold rooms and foul odors, use of prohibited portable space heaters in resident rooms, inadequate nutritional value in meals served, and missing smoke detectors in resident rooms.

The inspection was triggered by complaints regarding resident care, environmental conditions, and food service quality. Multiple residents voiced concerns about cold rooms, lack of nutritional food, and sack dinners on holidays. The complaint investigation found substantiated issues.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls to assess compliance with regulatory standards.

Multiple physical plant deficiencies were observed including inoperative faucets, wall indentations, missing light covers, stained and loose carpeting, exposed fascia damage, and black mold on exterior soffits. Additional issues included dirt-ridden sidewalks, excessively high water temperature in one room, lack of protective coverings in laundry rooms, incomplete employee files, missing medication orders for self-administration, and uncovered trashcans in the kitchen.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging improper medication administration at the facility.

The inspection found substantial evidence that Med Tech Ashley Barrett did not follow practitioner’s orders when placing Fentanyl patches by failing to remove old patches, resulting in a Fentanyl overdose of resident John Young.

The complaint was substantiated based on review of resident’s file, incident report, MAR, and hospital records.

The visit was conducted as a renewal inspection of Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls to assess compliance with regulatory standards.

The inspection identified deficiencies including non-compliant door knobs on community bathroom doors that are not single motion, missing documentation of disposition of property and medications in two closed resident files, and uncovered garbage cans without lids in laundry rooms on multiple floors.

The visit was a renewal inspection of Rainbow Senior Living of Great Falls to assess compliance with licensing requirements.

The inspection identified unsecured toilet risers and handrails for multiple residents, incomplete resident service plans lacking activity needs and interests, and physical plant issues including scratched pillars and water damage in certain rooms. The report notes these are repeat deficiencies.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the assisted living facility to assess compliance with licensing and regulatory requirements.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies including insufficient food preparation that did not meet resident needs, extensive physical plant issues such as missing and deteriorating floor and ceiling tiles, water damage in multiple rooms, and lack of documentation for fire drills over a 15-month period.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the assisted living facility to assess compliance with licensing requirements.

The report lists six core issues related to assisted living facility staffing, resident application and needs assessment, resident agreement, and environmental control, indicating areas requiring attention or correction.