Inspection Reports for Rivercrest Post Acute

Multiple deficiencies including medication errors with oxycodone dosing and medication administration errors affecting residents. None of the deficiencies were corrected at the time of visit.

Two deficiencies noted including initial comments. Both deficiencies were not corrected at the time of visit.

Deficiencies included failure to ensure falls were evaluated, infection prevention and control issues, and failure to follow state administrative rules. Some deficiencies were corrected on revisit but others remained not corrected.

Extensive deficiencies including failure to ensure resident self-administration of medications was clinically appropriate, failure to notify residents of room changes in writing, failure to provide advanced directive information, failure to protect residents from abuse and timely reporting, failure to ensure timely quarterly assessments and care plans, infection control program deficiencies including immediate jeopardy related to glucometer disinfection, and failure to ensure competent nursing staff. Many deficiencies were corrected on revisit but several remained not corrected.

Ten deficiencies including failure to promote self determination, failure to provide advance beneficiary notification, failure to ensure personal privacy, failure to maintain safe environment, failure to develop comprehensive care plans, failure to provide ADL care, failure to support continence, failure to follow respiratory orders, failure to label/store drugs properly, and failure to have medical director attend QAA meetings. Some deficiencies were corrected on revisit but many remained not corrected.

Two deficiencies noted including initial comments. Both deficiencies were not corrected at the time of visit.

One deficiency related to failure to report complete COVID-19 information to CDC's NHSN during a required seven-day period. Deficiency was not corrected at time of visit.

Two deficiencies including initial comments. Both deficiencies were not corrected at the time of visit.

Seven deficiencies including failure to follow physician orders for medications, failure to provide competent nursing staff, failure to maintain adequate staffing, failure to ensure physician visit notes in records, failure to complete nurse aide in-service training, and failure to follow respiratory orders. Some deficiencies were corrected on revisit but many remained not corrected.

One deficiency related to failure to report complete COVID-19 information to CDC's NHSN during a required seven-day period. Deficiency was not corrected at time of visit.