Inspection Reports for Tecumseh Place Assisted Living

The investigation was initiated due to allegations that the facility did not have adequate staff, Resident A's healthcare needs were not properly addressed, and that Relative A1 was not properly notified of a serious incident.

The investigation found no violations regarding staffing adequacy, Resident A's healthcare needs, or notification of incidents to Relative A1. Staff schedules showed no gaps, Resident A's care was managed according to physician orders, and Relative A1 was notified of a fall incident. Resident A was transferred to another facility during the investigation.

The complaint alleged inadequate staffing, improper addressing of Resident A's healthcare needs including falls and nutrition, and failure to notify Relative A1 properly of a serious incident. All allegations were investigated and found not substantiated.

The investigation was initiated due to a complaint alleging employee verbal abuse of residents, leaving residents in soiled briefs causing skin problems, and substandard housekeeping resulting in ants and improperly changed bedding.

The investigation found no substantiated violations. Observations and interviews indicated employees treated residents with dignity, residents were properly cared for with no skin problems noted, and housekeeping standards were maintained with no evidence of ants or dirty bedding.

Complaint received on 12/23/2024 alleging employees verbally abuse residents, leave residents in soiled briefs causing skin problems, and substandard housekeeping with ants and improper bedding changes. All allegations were investigated and found unsubstantiated.

The visit was conducted as a renewal inspection to determine compliance with licensing statutes and rules for the Adult Foster Care large group home license.

The facility was determined to be in substantial compliance with applicable rules and requirements, resulting in the recommendation for issuance of a 2-year regular adult foster care license.

The investigation was initiated due to complaints alleging no staff training, residents left in soiled clothing, resident bruises, and lack of use of hoyer lifts.

The investigation found no substantial violations. Allegations regarding residents left in soiled clothing, improper staff training on special equipment, and residents having bruises were all determined to be unsubstantiated based on interviews, documentation review, and observations.

Complaint alleged no staff training, resident bruises, residents left in soiled clothing, and no use of hoyer lifts. All allegations were investigated and found not substantiated.

The investigation was initiated due to a complaint alleging that employees did not follow Resident A’s plan of care.

The investigation found that employees did not consistently follow Resident A’s plan of care, specifically failing to turn and change the resident as required, resulting in gaps in care documentation and Resident A being found in soiled clothing. The violation was established based on interviews and review of logs and hospice notes.

Complaint investigation initiated on 04/19/2023 regarding failure to follow Resident A’s plan of care. Violation was established based on evidence that employees failed to turn Resident A every two hours and keep her dry as required.

The inspection was conducted in response to complaints alleging understaffing, medication errors, improper toileting of residents, and moldy and dirty rooms at the facility.

No violations were established for any of the allegations. The home was found to be adequately staffed, medication errors were not substantiated, residents were properly toileted, and the facility was clean without mold or foul odors.

The investigation was initiated following a complaint received on 2022-12-05 regarding understaffing, medication errors, improper toileting, and unclean rooms. All allegations were investigated and found to be unsubstantiated.

The investigation was initiated due to complaints alleging staff sleeping during shifts, failure to provide proper medical care, and improper toileting and cleaning practices at the facility.

The investigation found no substantial violations. Staff sleeping was an isolated incident with disciplinary action taken. Medical care and resident hygiene were found to be properly managed with no evidence of neglect or improper care.

Complaints alleged staff sleeping and not providing proper supervision, failure to provide proper medical care, and improper toileting and unclean rooms. All allegations were investigated and violations were not established.

The visit was conducted as an original licensing study to determine compliance with applicable licensing statutes and administrative rules for the facility Tecumseh Place I.

The facility was found to be in substantial compliance with licensing requirements, including physical facility standards, program descriptions, and staff qualifications. A temporary license with a maximum capacity of 20 residents was recommended and issued.