Inspection Reports for Renaissance Senior Care

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

The inspection identified deficiencies including the lack of practitioner’s written orders for admission for certain residents and the absence of a written agreement for an off-site evacuation point.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection of the assisted living facility Renaissance Senior Care - Lewis to assess compliance with licensing and regulatory standards.

The inspection identified several deficiencies including failure to review Health Care Plans quarterly for certain residents, unsecured codes on the secured care unit key pads, uncovered garbage in laundry and kitchen areas, and excessively high water temperatures recorded at 126.2 degrees Fahrenheit in the kitchen faucet and a resident's room.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation triggered by concerns regarding a resident's change in status, including behavior, cognition, and incontinence, as well as multiple falls and inadequate care documentation.

The facility failed to complete a new Resident Needs Assessment or revise the service plan after a significant change in the resident's status. The resident experienced seven documented falls within a short period, had unaddressed changes in mental status and behavior, and lacked appropriate medical attention and bowel care. Medication administration records showed inconsistencies, and there were no documented visits or progress notes from the treating GNP. The resident was eventually hospitalized after a fall resulting in a fracture and later expired.

The complaint investigation was substantiated by findings of inadequate care and documentation related to a resident's significant change in status, multiple falls, and lack of appropriate medical attention.

The inspection was conducted as a renewal inspection to assess compliance with regulatory standards for the facility license renewal.

The facility failed to meet the intent of the minimum standards rule due to lack of documentation for a current disaster drill being performed, as evidenced by surveyor record review during the on-site survey.