Inspection Reports for Riverview Village Senior Living

The complaint was unsubstantiated. A $200 revisit fee was assessed under Wis. Stat. Ch. 50.

One deficiency was identified related to inadequate health monitoring and failure to document communication with physicians for two residents. The complaint was unsubstantiated, and all previous deficiencies from the prior survey were substantially corrected.

The visit was complaint-related, involving a complaint investigation, standard survey, and verification visit to assess compliance with applicable statutes and codes.

The Department issued a Statement of Deficiency (SOD #XCD214) for violations of Wis. Stat. ch. 50 and Wis. Admin. Code ch. DHS 83, resulting in a Notice of Violation, Order to Comply, Special Orders for corrective measures, and a forfeiture of $950.00. A $200 inspection fee was also assessed for a verification visit.

The complaint was substantiated. It involved concerns about a resident having daily falls and inadequate reassessment and monitoring of residents' health conditions.

Two deficiencies were identified, including a repeat violation. The provider failed to reassess Resident 5's needs after multiple falls and suicidal remarks, and failed to monitor and document communication with physicians regarding significant health changes for Residents 6 and 7. The complaint was substantiated and a $200 revisit fee was assessed.

One complaint related to an incident on 07/06/2024 involving law enforcement was substantiated. The provider failed to report the incident timely and did not document the incident in facility records initially. Another complaint was unsubstantiated.

Two deficiencies were identified, including a repeat violation for failure to report law enforcement involvement within three working days and a medication administration deficiency where Resident 5 missed six doses of prescribed atorvastatin between 06/17/2024 and 06/30/2024. One complaint was substantiated and one was unsubstantiated.

The visit was complaint-related, conducted to verify compliance with applicable statutes and codes. The Department found violations and issued enforcement actions including forfeiture and special orders.

The Department issued a Statement of Deficiency (SOD #XCD212) citing violations of Wis. Stat. ch. 50 and Wis. Admin. Code ch. DHS 83, resulting in a Notice of Violation, an Order to Comply, Special Orders requiring corrective actions within 45 days, and an imposed forfeiture of $800. A follow-up verification visit was conducted on May 2, 2024, to assess correction of prior violations, with a $200 inspection fee imposed for the revisit.

Two complaint investigations were conducted; one complaint was substantiated and one was unsubstantiated. The substantiated complaint involved failure to follow a resident's care plan leading to negative outcomes including amputation and fractures.

Two deficiencies were identified, including one cited for the third time related to failure to follow a resident's individual service plan, which led to the amputation of a resident's foot. One complaint was substantiated and one was unsubstantiated. The facility failed to comply with laws governing the CBRF, resulting in negative resident outcomes including fractures, weight loss, and unsupervised residents.

The visit was complaint-related, triggered by a complaint and self-report investigations to assess compliance with applicable statutes and administrative codes.

The Department found violations of Wis. Stat. ch. 50 and Wis. Admin. Code ch. DHS 83, resulting in a Notice of Violation and an imposed forfeiture totaling $1600. The licensee was ordered to comply with requirements including monitoring residents' health and providing staff training.

Two complaints were investigated and both were substantiated. One complaint involved Resident 1 being left unattended on the toilet leading to a fall and fractures. The other complaint involved Resident 2's care, including failure to update the service plan and failure to document significant weight loss.

Four deficiencies were identified, including a repeat violation. Both complaints were substantiated. Deficiencies included failure to ensure employee training compliance, failure to follow individual service plans resulting in a resident fall, failure to update individual service plans to reflect changes in resident needs, and failure to monitor and document significant resident weight loss.

The complaint was unsubstantiated.

One deficiency was identified related to equipment cleanliness and repair. The complaint was unsubstantiated, and all previous violations were substantially corrected.