Inspection Reports for Renaissance Senior Care

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation triggered by concerns related to resident units and their accessibility features.

The inspection found that resident units #2 and #13 were not fitted with single motion doorknobs and would require special knowledge to open. Additionally, these units have locks that need to be serviced with planned resident evaluations quarterly to show the ability to use a lock and key.

Complaint inspection conducted; no substantiation status explicitly stated.

A Complaint Inspection survey was conducted at Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South on 08/24/2021 following a complaint that triggered the investigation.

Core issue deficiencies were cited related to personal care services and administration, including failure to properly monitor a resident leading to a fall with injuries, failure to report high blood pressures and injuries to the nurse and physician promptly, delayed notification of legal representative and practitioner about the fall, and inadequate pain assessment and medication following the incident.

The complaint investigation substantiated deficiencies in personal care services and administration related to Resident #1's fall and subsequent care.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South to assess compliance with regulatory standards.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies including lack of documentation in the disaster plan for acquisition of supplies and off-site evacuation agreements, missing thermometers in food storage areas, absence of privacy curtains or screens in resident rooms, lack of documentation for non-combustible treatment of curtains, and missing documentation that service plans were provided to residents or their legal representatives.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the facility license.

Two deficiencies were identified: an expired first aide certification in the Administrator's file and the absence of a privacy curtain or screen in a double occupancy room as stated by the Administrator during a virtual tour.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation at Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South.

Two core issues were identified related to written policies and procedures, and personal care services.

The visit was triggered by a complaint, as indicated by the survey type 'Complaint Inspection'.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South, to assess compliance with licensing requirements and facility regulations.

The survey found repeat deficiencies including missing May activity calendar, lack of access to certain facility records due to administrator absence, and outdated resident certifications. Employee files were initially unavailable but later found compliant upon follow-up inspection.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the facility license.

The report notes that a staff and resident fire drill was conducted only once in 2016, based on interview with the administrator and document review.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the Renaissance Senior Care facility in Dillon to assess compliance with regulatory requirements.

The inspection identified deficiencies including inaccessible call system strings in bathrooms of rooms 3 and 9, undated and unlabeled food items in the refrigerator, hot water temperatures in rooms 3, 7, and 9 below standard, and an outdated fire inspection record from 9/1/2015.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South facility to assess compliance with assisted living regulations.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies including outdated health care plan reviews, missing thermometer in the kitchen freezer, refrigerator temperature logs not maintained for over three months, deadbolts on exit doors, non-single motion doorknobs on resident rooms, and excessively high water temperatures in several locations.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation at Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South to address concerns related to safety, resident care, and documentation.

The inspection identified multiple deficiencies including lack of keypad code posting causing safety issues, residents dependent on care without proper practitioner orders, missing family notifications for incident reports, inadequate documentation of personal care services and medical notifications, and a repeat deficiency regarding lack of physician order for a bed rail.

Inspection was complaint-driven as indicated by the survey type 'Complaint Inspection' and the nature of deficiencies related to safety and care concerns.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the assisted living facility Renaissance Senior Care, Dillon South.

The report identifies three core issues related to placement in assisted living facilities and physical plant requirements, citing specific rules 50-5-226-3, 50-5-226-7, and 37.106.2865-12.