These states have developed and maintain data on nursing home quality that are available to the public.
Florida's Nursing Home Guide
http://www.fdhc.state.fl.us/nhcguide/guide_intro.cfm
Iowa's Health Facility Report Cards
http://www.dia-hfd.state.ia.us/reportcards/about.asp
Maryland Nursing Home Performance Evaluation Guide
http://209.219.237.235/index.htm
Texas Long Term Care Quality Reporting System
http://facilityquality.dhs.state.tx.us/ltcqrs_public/nq1/jsp3/qrsHome1en.jsp?MORE=P&LANGCD=en
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| LIFE CARE CENTER OF
MELBOURNE 606 E. SHERIDAN ROAD, MELBOURNE Voice: (321) 727-0984 |
Overall Inspection | X | |
| Quality of Care | |||
| Quality of Life | |||
| Administration | |||
| Current Licensee: | MELWOOD NURSING CENTER, LLC | Components of Inspection | |
| Licensee Since: | 2001 | Nutrition and Hydration | X |
| Ownership Type: | For-Profit | ||
| Affiliation: | Life Care Centers of America | Restraints and Abuse | |
| Beds: | 120 Total: 112 Semi-Private/8 Private | ||
| Lowest Daily Charge: | $129 | Pressure Ulcers | |
| Payment Forms Accepted: | Medicaid, Medicare, Insurance or HMO, VA, Worker's Compensation | Decline | |
| Dignity | |||
| Special Services: | Respite Care, Alzheimer's Care, Pet Therapy, Dialysis Services, Tracheotomy Care, 24hr RN Onsite Coverage, HIV, Hospice | Explanation of the Performance
Measures (Stars)
Explanation of Inspection Scoring Inspection Details for this Facility |
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| Languages Spoken: | Spanish, French, Italian, Sign Language | ||
Glossary of Terms
Florida Nursing Home Guide Watch List is published by the state Agency is published by the state Agency for Health Care Administration to assist consumers in evaluating the quality of nursing home care in Florida. This Watch List reflects facilities that met the criteria for a conditional status, on any day, between July 01, 2002 and September 30, 2002. A conditional status indicates that a facility did not meet, or correct upon follow-up, minimum standards at the time of an annual or complaint inspection. Immediate action is taken if a facility poses a threat to resident health or safety. If the deficiencies that resulted in conditional status have been corrected, the current status as of August 1, 2002 is noted. Facilities appealing the state's inspection results are also noted. This document is subject to change as appeals are processed. Please refer to the Agency for Health Care Administration web site for the latest revisions: www.fdhc.state.fl.us or www.floridahealthstat.com.
Based upon administrative proceedings or appeals, the following conditional licenses were rescinded and the facility was removed from a former Watch List:
| North Florida | |
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| Facility Information | Deficiencies |
| AZALEA TRACE, INC.
10100 HILLVIEW ROAD in PENSACOLA County: ESCAMBIA AO: 1 Number of Beds: 106 License Expires: Dec-31-2003 Owner: AZALEA TRACE, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-10-2002. Beginning Aug-8-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give residents proper treatment to prevent new
pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated,
Cited on Aug-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-10-2002)
Make sure that residents with loss of bladder control receive treatment or service to prevent infections and help obtain normal bladder control. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-10-2002) Give each resident enough fluids to keep them healthy and prevent dehydration. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-10-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 1 | |
| BAY SAINT GEORGE CARE
CENTER 198 WEST HWY 98 in EASTPOINT County: FRANKLIN AO: 2 Number of Beds: 90 License Expires: Aug-24-2002 Owner: SENIOR CARE PROPERTIES, INC. Deficiencies cited led to imposition of a Moratorium from Aug-23-2002 to Aug-24-2002. |
Beginning Aug-22-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure there is a program to prevent and handle
mice, insects, or other pests. (Class = I, Scope = Widespread, Cited on
Aug-22-2002 and not yet corrected)
Be administered in a way that leads to the highest possible level of well being for each resident. (Class = I, Scope = Widespread, Cited on Aug-22-2002 and not yet corrected) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 10 | |
| BAY ST. JOSEPH CARE &
REHABILITATION CENTER 220 NINTH STREET in PORT SAINT JOE County: GULD AO: 2 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Oct-31-2003 Owner: HCM LICENSE, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Nov-7-2002. Beginning Sep-5-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide 3 meals daily at regular times; serve
breakfast within 14 hours after dinner; and offer a snack at bedtime each day.
(Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Nov-08-2002 and corrected on
Nov-08-2002)
Have a program to keep infection from spreading. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-05-2002 and corrected on Nov-08-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| BAYSIDE MANOR 4343 LANGLEY AVENUE in PENSACOLA County: ESCAMBIA AO: 1 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jul-31-2003 Owner: DELTA HEALTH GROUP, INC. Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-5-2002. Beginning Jul-3-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-03-2002 and corrected on Aug-05-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| CITRUS HEALTH AND
REHABILITATION CENTER 701 MEDICAL COURT EAST in INVERNESS County: CITRUS AO: 3 Number of Beds: 111 License Expires: Apr-10-2004 Owner: PROVIDENT GROUP-CITRUS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-8-2002. Beginning May-24-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Develop a complete care plan that meets all of a
resident's needs, with timetables and actions that can be measured. (Class =
III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on May-24-2002 and corrected on Jul-08-2002)
Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Apr-04-2002 and corrected on May-24-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| EMERALD SHORES HEALTH AND
REHABILITATION 626 NORTH TYNDALL PARKWAY in CALLOWAY County: BAY AO: 2 Number of Beds: 77 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: EMERALD SHORES HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-20-2002. Beginning Jun-6-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide care in a way that keeps or builds each
resident's dignity and self respect. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on
Jul-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-20-2002)
Develop a complete care plan that meets all of a resident's needs, with timetables and actions that can be measured. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-06-2002 and corrected on Sep-20-2002) Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-06-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) Make sure that each resident's nutritional needs were met. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-06-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) Make sure that residents are safe from serious medication errors. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-20-2002) Comply with physician orders for special diets. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-20-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| EVERGREEN WOODS HEALTH &
REHAB CENTER 7045 EVERGREEN WOODS TRAIL in SPRING HILL County: HERNANDO AO: 3 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Apr-30-2003 Owner: KINDRED NURSING CENTERS EAST, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-29-2002. Beginning Jun-25-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-25-2002 and corrected on Jul-29-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| GADSDEN NURSING HOME
1621 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD. in QUINCY County: GADSDEN AO: 2 Number of Beds: 60 License Expires: Feb-10-2003 Owner: GADSDEN HOME, INC. Closed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-15-2002. Beginning Jul-10-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure that the nursing home area is free of dangers that cause accidents. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Jul-10-2002 and corrected on Aug-15-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 1 | |
| HARTS HARBOR HEALTH CARE
CENTER 11565 HARTS ROAD in JACKSONVILLE County: DUVAL AO: 4 Number of Beds: 180 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: PARADISE PINES HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-27-2002. Beginning Jun-28-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or
keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated,
Recited on Jun-28-2002 and corrected on Aug-27-2002)
Keep the rate of medication errors (wrong drug, wrong dose, wrong time) to less than 5%. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jun-28-2002 and corrected on Aug-27-2002) Provide drugs and related services needed by each resident. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jun-28-2002 and corrected on Aug-27-2002) Give or obtain lab tests to meet the needs of residents. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-28-2002 and corrected on Aug-27-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 7 | |
| LRMC NURSING CENTER
700 N. PALMETTO ST. in LEESBURG County: LAKE AO: 3 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: LEESBURG REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-1-2002. Beginning Apr-17-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Apr-17-2002 and corrected on Jul-01-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
| MARIANNA CONVALESCENT
CENTER 4295 FIFTH AVENUE in MARIANNA County: JACKSON AO: 2 Number of Beds: 180 License Expires: May-31-2003 Owner: CITY OF MARIANNA Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-31-2002. Beginning Jun-27-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Keep each resident free from physical restraints,
unless needed for medical treatment. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Jul-31-2002)
Develop a complete care plan that meets all of a resident's needs, with timetables and actions that can be measured. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Jul-31-2002) Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Jul-31-2002) Make sure that the nursing home area is free of dangers that cause accidents. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Jul-31-2002) Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Jul-31-2002) Be administered in a way that leads to the highest possible level of well being for each resident. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Jul-31-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| OAKWOOD CENTER 301 S. BAY STREET in EUSTIS County: LAKE AO: 3 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jan-31-2004 Owner: GENESIS ELDERCARE NATIONAL CENTERS INC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-20-2002. Beginning Jul-1-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-01-2002 and corrected on Aug-20-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| OAKWOOD NURSING CENTER,
INC. 2021 S.W. FIRST AVENUE in OCALA County: MARION AO: 3 Number of Beds: 133 License Expires: Mar-31-2004 Owner: OAKWOOD NURSING CENTER, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-27-2002. Beginning May-23-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Have drugs and other similar products available, which are needed every day and in emergencies, and give them out properly. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-23-2002 and corrected on Aug-27-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| SHOAL CREEK REHABILITATION
CENTER 500 SOUTH HOSPITAL DRIVE in CRESTVIEW County: OKALOOSA AO: 1 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: NORTH OKALOOSA HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-12-2002. Beginning Jun-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-12-2002 and corrected on Jul-17-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| SOUTHWOOD NURSING CENTER,
INC. 40 ACME STREET in JACKSONVILLE County: DUVAL AO: 4 Number of Beds: 119 License Expires: Aug-15-2003 Owner: SOUTHWOOD NURSING CENTER, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-27-2002. Beginning Jul-3-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Have sufficient nursing staff, on a 24-hour basis to provide nursing and related services to residents in order to maintain the highest practicable physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being of each resident. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-26-2002 and corrected on Aug-27-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
| SURREY PLACE CARE
CENTER 110 S.E. LEE AVENUE in LIVE OAK County: SUWANNEE AO: 3 Number of Beds: 60 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: HQM AT LIVE OAK, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-4-2002. Beginning Aug-21-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Cease accepting new residents due to non-compliance with state minimum-staffing requirements for 2 consecutive days. The facility was prohibited from accepting new admissions until the facility has achieved the minimum-staffing requirements for a period (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-21-2002 and corrected on Oct-04-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 1 | |
| TANDEM HEALTH CARE OF
PENSACOLA 235 WEST AIRPORT BLVD in PENSACOLA County: ESCAMBIA AO: 1 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Dec-29-2003 Owner: TANDEM HEALTH CARE OF FLORIDA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Nov-12-2002. Beginning Sep-24-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Assure that all physician orders are followed as prescribed, and if not followed, the reason is recorded in the resident's medical record during that shift. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-24-2002 and corrected on Oct-24-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 8 | |
| VANDERBILT LIFE CENTER
2510 MICCOSUKEE ROAD in TALLAHASSEE County: LEON AO: 2 Number of Beds: 71 License Expires: Jul-31-2002 Owner: BMB HEALTH CARE, LLC Deficiencies cited led to imposition of a Moratorium since Jun-24-2002. Closed |
Beginning Jun-20-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Keep each resident's personal and medical records
private and confidential. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on
Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected)
Provided enough notice before discharging or transferring a resident. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Protect each resident from all abuse, physical punishment, and/or being separated from others. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-24-2002 and corrected on Jul-10-2002) Protected residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-24-2002 and not yet corrected) Hire only people who have no legal history of abusing, neglecting or mistreating residents; and report and investigate any acts or reports of abuse, neglect or mistreatment of residents. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Make sure that each resident has the right to join in social, religious, and community activities. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Provide services to meet the needs and preferences of each resident. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Provide needed housekeeping and maintenance. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Obtain doctor orders for the resident's immediate care when admitted. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Develop a complete care plan within 7 days of each resident's admission; prepare the care plan together with the care team, including the primary nurse, doctor, resident or resident's family or representative; and check and update the care plan. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Provide a final summary of the resident's health status and a summary of the resident's stay, when the resident is ready to leave the nursing home. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Develop a plan with the resident and family for the resident's care after leaving the nursing home. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Screen residents when they are first admitted to send them to an area with special care for people with developmental disabilities or mental illness, when needed. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Make sure that residents receive treatment/services to continue to be able to care for themselves, unless a change is unavoidable. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Make sure that residents who cannot care for themselves receive help with eating, drinking, grooming and hygiene. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Give each resident enough fluids to keep them healthy and prevent dehydration. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) Have enough nursing staff to care for every resident in a way that maximizes the resident's well being. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-24-2002 and not yet corrected) Provide 3 meals daily at regular times; serve breakfast within 14 hours after dinner; and offer a snack at bedtime each day. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-10-2002 and not yet corrected) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 10 | |
| WASHINGTON COUNTY CONVALESCENT
CENTER 879 USERY ROAD in CHIPLEY County: WASHINGTON AO: 2 Number of Beds: 180 License Expires: Dec-30-2003 Owner: WASHINGTON COUNTY CONVALENCENT CENTER OPERATIONS, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-26-2002. Beginning Jun-11-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Appropriately maintain the main sprinkler control.
(Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-11-2002 and corrected on
Aug-26-2002)
Assure fixed automatic fire extinguisher systems are installed in accordance with the terms of their listing. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-11-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| WECARE NURSING CENTER
490 SOUTH OLD WIRE ROAD in WILDWOOD County: SUMTER AO: 3 Number of Beds: 210 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: WECARE OF WILDWOOD, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-1-2002. Beginning May-10-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Keep the rate of medication errors (wrong drug, wrong dose, wrong time) to less than 5%. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on May-10-2002 and corrected on Jul-01-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| Central Florida | |
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| Facility Information | Deficiencies |
| CARROLLWOOD CARE
CENTER 15002 HUTCHINSON ROAD in TAMPA County: HILLSBOROUGH AO: 6 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Apr-30-2003 Owner: KINDRED NURSING CENTERS EAST, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-8-2002. Beginning Jun-18-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Comply with program requirements between annual inspections; although it corrected these problems before the most recent inspection. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-18-2002 and corrected on Jun-18-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| CLEARWATER CENTER
1270 TURNER STREET in CLEARWATER County: PINELLAS AO: 5 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jan-31-2004 Owner: AGE INSTITUTE OF FLORIDA, INC. Deficiencies cited led to imposition of a Moratorium from Jul-2-2002 to Jul-10-2002. Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-22-2002. Beginning Jun-29-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Tell each resident who can get Medicaid benefits
about 1) which items and services Medicaid covers and which the resident must
pay for; or 2) how to apply for Medicaid, along with the names and addresses of
State groups that can help. (Class = I, Scope = Widespread, Cited on
Jun-29-2002 and corrected on Jul-10-2002)
Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-29-2002 and corrected on Jul-10-2002) Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = I, Scope = Widespread, Cited on Jun-29-2002 and corrected on Jul-10-2002) Be administered in a way that leads to the highest possible level of well being for each resident. (Class = I, Scope = Widespread, Cited on Jun-29-2002 and corrected on Jul-10-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| HIGHLAND PINES REHAB &
NURSING CENTER 1111 S. HIGHLAND AVENUE in CLEARWATER County: PINELLAS AO: 5 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Apr-30-2003 Owner: PERSONACARE OF CLEARWATER, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-26-2002. Beginning Jul-18-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Cease accepting new residents due to non-compliance with state minimum-staffing requirements for 2 consecutive days. The facility was prohibited from accepting new admissions until the facility has achieved the minimum-staffing requirements for a period. (Class = II, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Jul-18-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF
FLORIDA AT AUBURNDALE 919 OLD WINTER HAVEN ROAD in AUBURNDALE County: POLK AO: 6 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Dec-31-2003 Owner: BRIOR HILL, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-24-2002. Beginning Jun-11-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-11-2002 and corrected on Jul-24-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF
PINELLAS PARK 8701 49TH STREET NORTH in PINELLAS PARK County: PINELLAS AO: 5 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Aug-31-2003 Owner: PINELLAS PARK NURSING HOME, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-3-2002. Beginning Jun-24-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide food in a way that meets a resident's needs. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-24-2002 and corrected on Jul-03-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
| ISLAND LAKE CENTER
155 LANDOVER PLACE in LONGWOOD County: SEMINOLE AO: 7 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Feb-29-2004 Owner: SEMINOLE MERIDIAN LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-27-2002. Beginning Jul-11-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect,
and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Jul-11-2002 and corrected on Aug-23-2002)
Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-11-2002 and corrected on Aug-23-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 1 | |
| LIFE CARE CENTER OF WINTER
HAVEN 1510 CYPRESS GARDENS BOULEVARD in WINTER HAVEN County: POLK AO: 6 Number of Beds: 177 License Expires: Nov-2-2003 Owner: LIFE CARE CENTERS OF AMERICA, INC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-2-2002. Beginning May-24-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure that each resident's nutritional needs were met. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-24-2002 and corrected on Jul-02-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| MARINER HEALTH OF
MELBOURNE 251 FLORIDA AVENUE in MELBOURNE County: BREVARD AO: 7 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: May-12-2003 Owner: MHC/CSI FLORIDA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-6-2002. Beginning May-16-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident enough fluid to keep them
healthy and prevent dehydration. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
May-16-2002 and corrected on Jul-02-2002)
Make sure that residents who take drugs are not given too many doses or for too long; make sure that the use of drugs is carefully watched; and stop or change drugs that cause unwanted effects. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-02-2002 and corrected on Aug-06-2002) Provide drugs and related services needed by each resident. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-02-2002 and corrected on Aug-06-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| MARINER HEALTH OF
TITUSVILLE 2225 KNOX MCRAE DRIVE in TITUSVILLE County: BREVARD AO: 7 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Oct-31-2003 Owner: MARINER HEALTH PROPERTIES IV, LTD Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Dec-16-2002. Beginning Sep-27-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Immediately tell the resident, the doctor, and a
family member if: the resident is injured, there is a major change in the
resident's physical or mental health, or a need to alter treatment
significantly, or the resident must be transferred or discharged. (Class = I,
Scope = Pattern, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002)
Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002) Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002) Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002) Make sure that residents who take drugs are not given too many doses or for too long; make sure that the use of drugs is carefully watched; and stop or change drugs that cause unwanted effects. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Nov-14-2002 and corrected on Dec-16-2002) Have enough nursing staff to care for every resident in a way that maximizes the resident's well being. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002) Properly mark drugs and other similar products. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Nov-14-2002 and corrected on Dec-16-2002) Keep drugs and other similar products locked safely and properly stored. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Nov-14-2002 and corrected on Dec-16-2002) Be administered in a way that leads to the highest possible level of well being for each resident. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002) Prohibit fraudulent alteration, defacing, or falsification of any medical record or releases medical records for the purposes of solicitation or marketing the sale of goods or services. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Sep-27-2002 and corrected on Nov-13-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| OAKS AT AVON 1010 US 27 NORTH in AVON PARK County: HIGHLANDS AO: 6 Number of Beds: 104 License Expires: Apr-30-2003 Owner: KINDRED NURSING CENTERS EAST, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-26-2002. Beginning Jul-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident fluids to keep them healthy and
prevent dehydration. (Class = II, Scope = Widespread, Cited on Jul-12-2002 and
corrected on Aug-26-2002)
Have a detailed, written plan for disasters and emergencies. (Class = II, Scope = Widespread, Cited on Jul-12-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| PALM GARDEN OF SUN
CITY 3850 UPPER CREEK ROAD in SUN CITY CENTER County: HILLSBOROUGH AO: 6 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jun-28-2003 Owner: SA-PG-SUN CITY CENTER, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-20-2002. Beginning Jul-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-12-2002 and corrected on Aug-20-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| PARKS HEALTHCARE AND
REHABILITATION CENTER 9311 S. ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL in ORLANDO County: ORANGE AO: 7 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Feb-29-2004 Owner: IHS AT CENTRAL PARK VILLAGE INC. Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-1-2002. Beginning Aug-29-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-29-2002 and corrected on Sep-20-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 11 | |
| PLANTATION GARDENS REHAB &
NURSING CENTER 1091 KELTON AVENUE in OCOEE County: ORANGE AO: 7 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: May-31-2003 Owner: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, INC. Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-1-2002. Beginning Jun-14-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Cease accepting new residents due to non-compliance with state minimum-staffing requirements for 2 consecutive days. The facility was prohibited from accepting new admissions until the facility has achieved the minimum- staffing requirements for a period. (Class = II, Scope = Widespread, Cited on Jun-14-2002 and corrected on Aug-01-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 13 | |
| WESTMINSTER TOWERS
70 WEST LUCERNE CIRCLE in ORLANDO County: ORANGE AO: 7 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Feb-29-2004 Owner: PRESBYTERIAN RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES INC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-8-2002. Beginning Jun-20-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-21-2002 and corrected on Aug-08-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| WUESTHOFF PROGRESSIVE CARE
CENTER 8050 SPYGLASS HILL ROAD in VIERA County: BREVARD AO: 7 Number of Beds: 114 License Expires: Dec-31-2003 Owner: WUESTOFF PROGRESSIVE CARE CENTER, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-11-2002. Beginning Jul-23-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-23-2002 and corrected on Sep-12-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
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| ABBIEJEAN RUSSELL CARE
CENTER 700 S. 29TH STREET in FORT PIERCE County: ST. LUCIE AO: 9 Number of Beds: 79 License Expires: Jul-31-2003 Owner: ST. LUCIE COUNTY WELFARE ASSOCIATION INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-1-2002. Beginning Apr-18-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect,
and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Jun-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-10-2002)
Make sure all assessments are accurate, coordinated by a Registered Nurse, done by the right professional, and are signed by the person completing them. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-10-2002 and corrected on Oct-01-2002) Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-10-2002 and corrected on Oct-01-2002) Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Apr-18-2002 and corrected on Jun-12-2002) Make sure that doctors see a resident's plan of care at every visit and make notes about progress and orders in writing. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-10-2002 and corrected on Oct-01-2002) Have a program to keep infection from spreading. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-10-2002 and corrected on Oct-01-2002) Keep accurate and appropriate medical records. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-10-2002 and corrected on Oct-01-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| ALEXANDER NININGER STATE
VETERANS' NURSING HOME 8401 W. CYPRESS DR. in PEMBROKE PINES County: BROWARD AO: 10 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jun-10-2003 Owner: FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-11-2002. Beginning Mar-25-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or
keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited
on May-14-2002 and corrected on Jul-11-2002)
Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Pattern, Cited on Mar-27-2002 and corrected on May-14-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| ARCH PLAZA NURSING AND REHAB
CENTER 12505 N.E. 16TH AVENUE in NORTH MIAMI County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 98 License Expires: Dec-31-2003 Owner: ARCH PLAZA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-16-2002. Beginning Jul-15-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-15-2002 and corrected on Sep-16-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 11 | |
| BENEVA LAKES HEALTHCARE AND
REHABILITATION CENTER 741 S. BENEVA ROAD in SARASOTA County: SARASOTA AO: 8 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Feb-29-2004 Owner: F.L.C. BENEVA NURSING PAVILION, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-27-2002. Beginning Jul-25-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect each resident from abuse, physical
punishment, and/or being separated from others. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated,
Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-25-2002)
Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-25-2002) Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-25-2002 and corrected on Sep-27-2002) Keep drugs and other similar products locked safely and properly stored. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-25-2002 and corrected on Sep-27-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
| BOULEVARD MANOR NURSING
CENTER 2839 S. SEACREST DRIVE in BOYNTON BEACH County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 167 License Expires: May-12-2003 Owner: MHC/LCA FLORIDA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-5-2002. Beginning May-30-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give residents proper treatment to prevent new
pressure sores or healing existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope =
Isolated, Cited on May-30-2002 and corrected on Jul-11-2002)
Make sure that the nursing home area is free of dangers that cause accidents. (Class = I, Scope = Pattern, Cited on May-30-2002 and corrected on Jul-11-2002) Keep the rate of medication errors (wrong drug, wrong dose, wrong time) to less than 5%. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-11-2002 and corrected on Sep-05-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| CHATEAU AT MOORINGS PARK,
THE 130 MOORINGS PARK DRIVE in NAPLES County: COLLIER AO: 8 Number of Beds: 106 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: MOORINGS, INC., THE Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-21-2002. Beginning Jul-18-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-18-2002 and corrected on Aug-21-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| COLONNADE MEDICAL
CENTER 3370 N.W. 47TH TERRACE in LAUDERDALE LAKES County: BROWARD AO: 10 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jul-31-2001 Owner: GOLD COAST HEALTH CENTER, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-12-2002. Beginning Mar-14-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide needed housekeeping and maintenance. (Class
= III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on May-23-2002 and corrected on Jun-26-2002)
Make sure that each resident's nutritional needs were met. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Mar-14-2002 and corrected on May-23-2002) Ensure exit corridors closed properly. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Apr-26-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) Maintain clear and unobstructed exit corridors. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Apr-26-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) Maintain emergency lighting as required. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Apr-26-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) Assure all required smoke detectors are approved, maintained, inspected, and tested in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Apr-26-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) Comply with specific requirements for the installation of air conditioning and ventilating systems. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Apr-26-2002 and corrected on Jul-12-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 12 | |
| CROSS POINTE CARE
CENTER 440 PHIPPEN-WAITERS ROAD in DANIA County: BROWARD AO: 10 Number of Beds: 88 License Expires: Dec-30-2003 Owner: QUALITY CONSULTING, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-25-2002. Beginning Jun-27-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Aug-20-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| CYPRESS COMMUNITY CARE
CENTER 7173 CYPRESS DRIVE S.W. in FORT MYERS County: LEE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: CYPRESS MANOR HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-23-2002. Beginning Apr-25-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Help and prepare each resident for a safe and easy
discharge and transfer from the nursing home. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated,
Cited on May-30-2002 and corrected on Jul-23-2002)
Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-28-2002 and corrected on Jul-23-2002) Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Apr-25-2002 and corrected on Jun-04-2002) Make sure that residents who take drugs are not given too many doses or for too long; make sure that the use of drugs is carefully watched; and stop or change drugs that cause unwanted effects. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-04-2002 and corrected on Jul-23-2002) Report to the agency any adverse incident as required. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-04-2002 and corrected on Jul-24-2002) Initiate an investigation and notify the agency within required timeframes. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-04-2002 and corrected on Jul-24-2002) Complete the investigation and submit an adverse incident report to the agency for each adverse incident within 15 calendar days after its occurrence. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-04-2002 and corrected on Jul-24-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| DESOTO HEALTH & REHAB,
L.L.C. 1002 N. BREVARD AVENUE in ARCADIA County: DESOTO AO: 8 Number of Beds: 118 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: DESOTO HEALTH & REHAB, L.L.C. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-18-2002. Beginning Sep-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Sep-17-2002 and corrected on Oct-17-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 16 | |
| ENGLEWOOD HEALTHCARE AND
REHABILITATION CENTER 1111 DRURY LANE in ENGLEWOOD County: CHARLOTTE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: ENGLEWOOD HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-26-2002. Beginning Jul-26-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Let residents give themselves their drugs if they
are able. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-05-2002 and corrected
on Aug-26-2002)
Protected residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-26-2002 and corrected on Aug-05-2002) Obtain doctor orders for the resident's immediate care when admitted. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-05-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-05-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) Keep drugs and other similar products locked safely and properly stored. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-05-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) Move, clean and store sheets, towels and other linens in a way that prevents the spread of infection. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Aug-05-2002 and corrected on Aug-26-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| EVANS HEALTH CARE
3735 EVANS AVENUE in FORT MYERS County: LEE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: EVANS HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES, LLC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-30-2002. Beginning Jun-20-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or
keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited
on Jun-25-2002 and corrected on Jul-23-2002)
Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-25-2002 and corrected on Jul-23-2002) Give each resident enough fluid to keep them healthy and prevent dehydration. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-25-2002 and corrected on Jul-23-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| HALLANDALE REHABILITATION
CENTER 2400 E. HALLANDALE BEACH BLVD. in HALLANDALE County: BROWARD AO: 10 Number of Beds: 141 License Expires: Dec-31-2002 Owner: GJS HOLDINGS, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-25-2002. Beginning Apr-3-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Ensure doors in exit corridors close properly.
(Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Apr-03-2002 and corrected on
May-23-2002)
Assure that the emergency generator is permanently installed, maintained, and tested. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on May-23-2002 and corrected on Jul-25-2002) Fulfill requirements of the Disaster Plan. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Apr-03-2002 and corrected on May 23-2002) Ensure all staff are familiar with emergency procedures. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Apr-03-2002 and corrected on May-23-2002) Maintain portable fire extinguishers as required. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Apr-03-2002 and corrected on May-23-2002) Assure fixed automatic fire extinguisher systems are installed in accordance with the terms of their listing. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Apr-03-2002 and corrected on May-23-2002) Ensure proper equipment is installed in air conditioner handler rooms. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Apr-03-2002 and corrected on Jul-25-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 12 | |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF
FLORIDA AT LAKE WORTH 1201 12TH AVENUE SOUTH in LAKE WORTH County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: ARBOR LIVING CENTERS OF FLORIDA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-02-2002. Beginning May-1-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect each resident from all abuse, physical
punishment, and/or being separated from others. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated,
Cited on May-01-2002 and corrected on Jun-04-2002)
Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-01-2002 and corrected on Jun-04-2002) Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-01-2002 and corrected on Jun-04-2002) Make sure that doctors see a resident's plan of care at every visit and make notes about progress and orders in writing. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-01-2002 and corrected on Jun-04-2002) Quickly tell the resident's doctor the results of lab tests. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-01-2002 and corrected on Jun-04-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 7 | |
| JOHN KNOX VILLAGE HEALTH
CENTER-POMPANO BEACH 661 S.W. 6TH STREET in POMPANO BEACH County: BROWARD AO: 10 Number of Beds: 177 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: JOHN KNOX VILLAGE-FLORIDA, INC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-20-2002. Beginning Aug-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Comply with physician orders for special diets. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-12-2002 and corrected on Oct-11-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 1 | |
| LODGE AT CYPRESS COVE,
THE 10500 CYPRESS COVE DRIVE in FORT MYERS County: LEE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 64 License Expires: Nov-11-2003 Owner: CYPRESS COVE AT HEALTHPARK FLORIDA, INC. Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-29-2002. Beginning Jul-25-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect,
and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-29-2002)
Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-29-2002) Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-29-2002) Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-29-2002) Make sure that each resident's nutritional needs were met. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-29-2002) Give each resident a special diet to help when there is a nutritional problem. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-29-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| MANORCARE HEALTH
SERVICES 6931 W. SUNRISE BLVD. in PLANTATION County: BROWARD AO: 10 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jul-31-2003 Owner: MANOR CARE OF PLANTATION, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-13-2002. Beginning Jul-02-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-02-2002 and corrected on Aug-13-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| MARINER HEALTH CARE OF PALM
CITY 2505 SW MARTIN HIGHWAY in PALM CITY County: MARTIN AO: 9 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: MARINER HEALTH CARE OF PALM CITY, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-26-2002. Beginning Aug-22-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide needed housekeeping and maintenance. (Class
= III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Aug-22-2002 and corrected on Sep-26-2002)
Give professional services that follow each resident's written care plan. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-22-2002 and corrected on Sep-26-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 7 | |
| MIAMI GARDENS CARE
CENTRE 190 NE 191ST STREET in MIAMI County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jan-31-2004 Owner: MIAMI GARDENS CARE CENTRE, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-24-2002. Beginning Aug-1-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-01-2002 and corrected on Sep-24-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| NURSING CENTER AT
MERCY 3671 S MIAMI AVENUE in MIAMI County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Oct-31-2003 Owner: EGREMONT HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATED Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-17-2002. Beginning May-17-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-17-2002 and corrected on Jul-17-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
| OCEANSIDE EXTENDED CARE
CENTER 550 9TH STREET in MIAMI BEACH County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 196 License Expires: Dec-31-2002 Owner: A.D.M.E. INVESTMENT PARTNERS, LTD. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-4-2002. Beginning Sep-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Keep accurate and appropriate medical records.
(Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-12-2002 and corrected on
Oct-04-2002)
Assure that all physician orders are followed as prescribed, and if not followed, the reason is recorded in the resident's medical record during that shift. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-12-2002 and corrected on Oct-04-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 7 | |
| PALM BEACH COUNTY HOME
1200 45TH STREET in WEST PALM BEACH County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 198 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH CARE DISTRICT Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-17-2002. Beginning Aug-29-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect each resident from all abuse, physical punishment, and/or being separated from others. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-29-2002 and corrected on Oct-17-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| PALM BEACH SHORES NURSING AND
REHAB CENTER 1101 54TH STREET in WEST PALM BEACH County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 191 License Expires: Mar-20-2004 Owner: DOS OF PALM BEACH, LTD |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-24-2002. Beginning Sep-11-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect each resident from all abuse, physical
punishment, and/or being separated from others. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated,
Cited on Sep-11-2002 and corrected on Oct-24-2002)
Make sure that each resident's nutritional needs were met. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Sep-11-2002 and corrected on Oct-24-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| PALM GARDEN OF NORTH
MIAMI 21251 E DIXIE HIGHWAY in NORTH MIAMI BEACH County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Jun-28-2003 Owner: SA-PG-NORTH MIAMI, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-11-2002. Beginning Jul-3-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Keep each resident free from physical restraints,
unless needed for medical treatment. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Jul-03-2002 and corrected on Sep-11-2002)
Protect each resident from all abuse, physical punishment, and/or being separated from others. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-03-2002 and corrected on Aug-12-2002) Provide care in a way that keeps or builds each resident's dignity and self respect. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Aug-12-2002 and corrected on Sep-11-2002) |
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| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| PALM GARDEN OF VERO
BEACH 1755 37TH STREET in VERO BEACH County: INDIAN RIVER AO: 9 Number of Beds: 180 License Expires: Jun-28-2003 Owner: SA-PG-VERO BEACH, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-25-2002. Beginning Jul-25-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect,
and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Jun-06-2002 and corrected on Jul-25-2002)
Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jul-25-2002 and corrected on Aug-25-2002) |
|
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| PERDUE MEDICAL CENTER
19590 OLD CULTER ROAD in MIAMI County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 163 License Expires: May-31-2003 Owner: METRO DADE CO. PUBLIC HEALTH TRUST Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-9-2002. Beginning Aug-7-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-07-2002 and corrected on Sep-09-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| RENOVA HEALTH CENTER
750 BAYBERRY DRIVE in LAKE PARK County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 85 License Expires: Aug-19-2003 Owner: RENOP, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-25-2002. Beginning Sep-19-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Sep-19-2002 and corrected on Oct-25-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 5 | |
| RIDGE TERRACE HEALTH CARE
CENTER 2180 HYPOLUXO ROAD in LANTANA County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Nov-29-2003 Owner: RIDGE TERRACE GROUP |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-22-2002. Beginning May-16-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Honor all of the resident's rights. (Class = III,
Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-24-2002 and corrected on Aug-19-2002)
Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect, and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on May-16-2002 and corrected on Jun-24-2002) Provide care in a way that keeps or builds each resident's dignity and self respect. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jun-24-2002 and corrected on Aug-19-2002) Provide needed housekeeping and maintenance. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jun-24-2002 and corrected on Aug-19-2002) Have a program to keep infection from spreading. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Jun-24-2002 and corrected on Aug-19-2002) Maintain sprinkler system as required. (Class = III, Scope = Widespread, Recited on Jul-05-2002 and corrected on Aug-22-2002) Comply with specific requirements regarding flammable and combustible liquids and protection of electrical outlets located near water. (Class = III, Scope = Pattern, Recited on Jul-05-2002 and corrected on Aug-22-2002) |
|
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| SAINT ANNE'S NURSING
CENTER 11855 QUAIL ROOST DRIVE in MIAMI County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 240 License Expires: Apr-30-2003 Owner: ST ANNE'S NURSING CENTER & RESIDENCE INC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-1-2002. Beginning Jun-4-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide services to meet the needs and preferences of each resident. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-04-2002 and corrected on Aug-01-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| SHADY REST CARE
PAVILION 2310 N. AIRPORT ROAD in FORT MYERS County: LEE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 180 License Expires: Sep-30-2003 Owner: SHADY REST CARE PAVILION, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-8-2002. Beginning Jun-27-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-27-2002 and corrected on Aug-08-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 4 | |
| SHELL POINT NURSING
PAVILION 15071 SHELL POINT BLVD. in FORT MYERS County: LEE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 219 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE FOUNDATION Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-9-2002. Beginning Jun-6-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Provide adequate and appropriate health care and protective and support services to all residents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jun-06-2002 and corrected on Jul-09-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 2 | |
| SPRINGS AT LAKE POINTE
WOODS 7848 BENEVA ROAD in SARASOTA County: SARASOTA AO: 8 Number of Beds: 119 License Expires: Jun-30-2003 Owner: FOUNTAINS SENIOR PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA INC Appealed |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Aug-13-2002. Beginning Jul-11-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give each resident care and services to obtain or
keep the highest quality of life possible. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited
on Jul-11-2002 and corrected on Aug-13-2002)
Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-11-2002 and corrected on Aug-13-2002) |
|
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 10 | |
| TANDEM HEALTH CARE OF
SARASOTA 4783 FRUITVILLE ROAD in SARASOTA County: SARASOTA AO: 8 Number of Beds: 81 License Expires: Dec-31-2003 Owner: TANDEM HEALTH CARE OF SARASOTA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-25-2002. Beginning Sep-26-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Protect residents from mistreatment, neglect,
and/or theft of personal property. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on
Sep-25-2002 and corrected on Oct-25-2002)
Develop a complete care plan that meets all of a resident's needs, with timetables and actions that can be measured. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-25-2002 and corrected on Oct-25-2002) |
|
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| VENICE REHAB AND HEALTH
CARE 437 S. NOKOMIS AVENUE in VENICE County: SARASOTA AO: 8 Number of Beds: 178 License Expires: Jun-27-2003 Owner: VEOP LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-19-2002. Beginning Aug-15-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-15-2002 and corrected on Sep-19-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| WATERCREST CARE CENTER
16650 W DIXIE HWY in NORTH MIAMI BEACH County: DADE AO: 11 Number of Beds: 150 License Expires: Aug-31-2002 Owner: WATERCREST NURSING & REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Oct-3-2002. Beginning Aug-6-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give residents proper treatment to prevent new pressure sores or heal existing pressure sores. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-06-2002 and corrected on Oct-03-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 9 | |
| WHITEHALL BOCA RATON
7300 DEL PRADO SOUTH in BOCA RATON County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 154 License Expires: Nov-30-2003 Owner: WHITEHALL BOCA, INC. |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Nov-1-2002. Beginning Sep-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Give professional services that meet a professional standard of quality. (Class = III, Scope = Isolated, Recited on Sep-12-2002 and corrected on Nov-01-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 6 | |
| WILLOWBROOKE COURT AT EDGEWATER
POINTE ESTATES 23305 BLUE WATER CIRCLE in BOCA RATON County: PALM BEACH AO: 9 Number of Beds: 101 License Expires: Aug-31-2003 Owner: ACTS RETIREMENT-LIFE COMMUNITIES, INC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Jul-29-2002. Beginning Jul-12-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure each resident is being watched and has assistive devices when needed, to prevent accidents. (Class = I, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Jul-12-2002 and corrected on Jul-29-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 3 | |
| WINKLER COURT 3250 WINKLER AVENUE EXTENSION in FORT MYERS County: LEE AO: 8 Number of Beds: 120 License Expires: Apr-30-2003 Owner: KINDRED NURSING CENTERS EAST, LLC |
Facility corrected deficient practice and has a standard status as of Sep-17-2002. Beginning Aug-15-2002, survey inspectors determined that the nursing home did not: |
| Make sure that each resident's nutritional needs were met. (Class = II, Scope = Isolated, Cited on Aug-15-2002 and corrected on Sep-16-2002) | |
| Number of times facility has appeared on the Watch List: 13 | |
Selecting a Nursing Home
Selecting a nursing home is a very important decision. That's why the Agency for Health Care Administration encourages citizens to tour any nursing home being considered for a loved one, interview staff and talk with residents about the facility and refer to information listed in the Florida Nursing Home Guide to aid in this decision making process.
The Guide provides the following information about specific nursing homes: inspection history, ownership status, special services, charges or deficiencies and ratings. The Guide also suggests community-based alternatives to traditional nursing home care and questions to ask when choosing a facility. This Watch List reflects facilities that did not meet minimum standards, at any time, during July 1 to September 30, 2002. To request a copy of the annual Guide or the quarterly Watch Lists, call (888) 419-3456. These publications are also available on the AHCA web site at www.fdhc.state.fl.us or www.floridahealthstat.com.
Licensure Status
Nursing homes are licensed as standard or conditional. A standard license indicates the facility meets minimum standards and a conditional license indicates that the facility did not meet, or correct upon follow-up, minimum standards. Immediate action is required for deficiencies that pose a threat to resident health or safety.
The Inspection Process
The state Agency for Health Care Administration inspects nursing homes each year. The survey includes a facility tour; interviews with residents, families, staff, visitors and volunteers; assessments of resident rights, protections and activities; and medical record review.
As necessary, the Agency also investigates consumer complaints against nursing homes. Nursing homes are required by law to post state inspection reports.
Managed Care and Health Quality Area Offices
| North Florida | Central Florida | South Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Tallahassee 850-922-8844 Gainsville Jacksonville |
St. Petersburg 727-552-1133 Orlando |
Ft. Myers 941-338-2366 W. Palm Beach Miami |
Explanation of Terms
Deficiencies - Failure to meet established standards. Within 10 days of inspection, nursing homes are required to submit a written Plan of Correction detailing how the deficiencies will be corrected. State inspectors conduct follow-up visits to monitor the facility's progress. Given the complexity of the survey process, even the highest quality facilities may have some minor deficiencies. Severe deficiencies may result in fines, restriction of patient admissions, change of ownership, or closure.
Class - Each deficiency cited is "classified" based upon as a Class I, II, III, or IV.
A class I deficiency is a deficiency that the agency determines presents a situation in which immediate corrective action is necessary because the facility's noncompliance has caused, or is likely to cause, serious injury, harm, impairment, or death to a resident receiving care in a facility.
A class II deficiency is a deficiency that the agency determines has compromised the resident's ability to maintain or reach his or her highest practicable physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being, as defined by an accurate and comprehensive resident assessment, plan of care, and provision of services.
A class III deficiency is a deficiency that the agency determines will result in no more than minimal physical, mental, or psychosocial discomfort to the resident or has the potential to compromise the resident's ability to maintain or reach his or her highest practical physical, mental, or psychosocial well-being, as defined by an accurate and comprehensive resident assessment, plan of care, and provision of services.
A class IV deficiency is a deficiency that the agency determines has the potential for causing no more than a minor negative impact on the resident.
Scope - Deficiencies are given a scope by the agency according to the extent of the impact of the deficiency.
Isolated deficiencies are those affecting one or a very limited number of residents, or involve one or a very limited number of staff, or a situation that occurred only occasionally or in a very limited number of locations.
Patterned deficiencies are those where more than a very limited number of residents are affected, or more than a very limited number of staff are involved, or the situation has occurred in several locations, or the same resident or residents have been affected by the reported occurrence of the same deficiency practice but the effect of the deficient practice is not found to be pervasive throughout the facility.
Widespread deficiencies are those in which problems causing the deficiency are pervasive in the facility or represent systemic failure that has affected or has the potential to affect a large portion of the facility's residents.
Under Appeal - Under Florida law, nursing homes have a right to challenge state inspection results. A conditional rating remains in effect until the appeal is settled or the deficiencies are corrected.
The state Agency for Health Care Administration administers Florida's $10 billion Medicaid program; licenses and regulates nearly 19,000 health care facilities including 680 nursing homes, and 32 health maintenance organizations; addresses complaints for more than 550,000 health care practitioners statewide; and publishes health care data and statistics.
Agency for Health Care Administration
2727 Mahan Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32308
Visit AHCA online at
www.fdhc.state.fl.us or
www.floridahealthstat.com or
call toll-free (888) 419-3456.
| Bankrupt Nursing Homes | |
|---|---|
| During the three months covered by this Watch List, the following nursing homes were either bankrupt or were associated with companies that were bankrupt. Please refer to the Agency for Health Care Administration web site for the latest revisions: www.fdhc.state.fl.us or www.floridahealthstat.com. | |
| BLOUNTSTOWN HEALTH AND REHAB CENTER 16690 CHIPOLA ROAD in BLOUNTSTOWN |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF FLORIDA AT LAKE
WORTH 1201 12TH AVENUE SOUTH in LAKE WORTH |
| CRYSTAL OAKS OF PINELLAS 6767 86TH AVENUE NORTH in PINELLAS PARK |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF FLORIDA AT WEST PALM
BEACH 2939 SOUTH HAVERHILL ROAD IN WEST PALM BEACH |
| CRYSTAL SPRINGS NURSING & REHABILITATION
CENTER 12006 MCINTOSH ROAD in THONOTOSASSA |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF FORT MYERS 13755 GOLF CLUB PKWY. in FORT MYERS |
| HIALEAH CONVALESCENT HOME 190 W. 28TH STREET in HIALEAH |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF JACKSONVILLE
1650 FOURAKER ROAD in JACKSONVILLE |
| IHS AT BRADEN RIVER 2010 MANATEE AVENUE, E. in BRADENTON |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF LAKELAND AT
OAKBRIDGE 3110 OAKBRIDGE BLVD., E. in LAKELAND |
| IHS AT RIVERFRONT 105 15TH STREET, EAST in BRADENTON |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF ORANGE PARK 2029 PROFESSIONAL CENTER DRIVE in ORANGE PARK |
| IHS OF NORTHERN JACKSONVILLE 12740 LANIER ROAD in JACKSONVILLE |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF PALM BAY 1515 PORT MALABAR BLVD. N.E. in PALM BAY |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES AT BRANDON 702 S. KINGS AVENUE in BRANDON |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF PINELLAS PARK
8701 49TH STREET NORTH in PINELLAS PARK |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES AT CENTRAL PARK VILLAGE
9311 S. ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL in ORLANDO |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF PORT CHARLOTTE
4033 BEAVER LANE in PORT CHARLOTTE |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES AT GREENBRIAR 9820 N. KENDALL DRIVE in MIAMI |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF SARASOTA AT BENEVA
741 S. BENEVA ROAD in SARASOTA |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF BRADENTON 2302 59TH STREET WEST in BRADENTON |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF SEBRING 3011 KENILWORTH BLVD. in SEBRING |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF FLORIDA AT
AUBURNDALE 919 OLD WINTER HAVEN ROAD in AUBURNDALE |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF TARPON SPRINGS
900 BECKETT WAY in TARPON SPRINGS |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF FLORIDA AT
CLEARWATER 2055 PALMETTO STREET in CLEARWATER |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF VERA BEACH 3663 15TH AVENUE in VERO BEACH |
| INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF FLORIDA AT FORT
PIERCE 703 29TH STREET in FORT PIERCE |
INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES OF WINTER PARK 2970 SCARLETT ROAD in WINTER PARK |
| LAKE PARK OF MADISON 1900 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE in MADISON |
SUNBRIDGE CARE AND REHABILITATION OF BRADENTON
5627 9TH STREET EAST in BRADENTON |
| SUNBRIDGE CARE & REHAB FOR PALM BEACH 6414 13TH ROAD SOUTH in WEST PALM BEACH |
TYRONE MEDICAL INN 1100 66TH STREET NORTH in ST PETERSBURG |
| SUNBRIDGE CARE & REHAB FOR SOUTHPOINT 42 COLLINS AVENUE in MIAMI BEACH |
WEST GABLES HEALTH CARE CENTER 2525 SW 75TH AVENUE in MIAMI |
| SUNBRIDGE CARE AND REHABILITATION FOR JACKSONVILLE
11411 ARMSDALE ROAD in JACKSONVILLE |
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Welcome to the Report Cards system provided by the State of Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, Division of Health Facilities. If this is your first time at this site please proceed to the About Report Cards page to gain a better understanding of the report cards system and how it relates to the process of surveying health facilities in Iowa.
To navigate successfully through the Report Cards portion of the Health Facilties web site please use the tabs located at the top of each page.
There are over 800 licensed and/or certified health care facilities in the State of Iowa. With the Report Card Health Facility Locator you can create a list of facilities to view Report Card information. To make the search for a particular facility easier you can search for a facility based upon the following criteria:
Please Note: If you encountering problems locating a facility through this search process or your computer locks up during a search please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for tips on refining you search.
Search Tips: When you enter information, you can enter partial names. For example entering "Iowa" in the Facility Name field would find all facilities with the word "Iowa" as any part of the name. Entering a county or city will limit the search to those areas.
By default the list of facility types and counties will display all facility types for all counties in the state of Iowa which could cause your computer to lock up due to the amount of data being transferred to it. Please refine your search by selecting a facility type and/or county in Iowa. If you are unaware of the facility type of the facility that you wish to locate please review the list of facility types available on our Facility Types page.
These health facilities report cards are provided by the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, Division of Health Facilities. The information is provided to assist you in reviewing or selecting health care facilities that can provide services for your family member(s). However, you should not rely solely on this information. These report cards cannot replace a personal visit to the facility. You should meet the staff who will work with your family members, tour the facility environment, and visit other residents and family before making your final decision. Visiting with others who have gone through this process can also help you in your own decision. For more information, see the federal guide on How to Choose a Nursing Home. In addition, the Medicare website also has a report card system tracking different information. If you have questions on how to save copies of the surveys contained within this web site please refer to our guide to downloading and saving information from this web site.
To proceed to the Health Facility Report Cards Facility Search click here.
For additional information you may want to contact the:
Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Department of Elder Affairs 1-800-532-3213
or
Iowa Protection & Advocacy Services Association,
515-278-2502
Please Note: Visits completed before June 1, 1999 are not available on this web site. To obtain a copy of a visit completed before June 1, 1999 please call 515 281-7624 or send an e-mail to IADIAHFD@netins.net and including the e-mail include the name of the facility, date of visit (if known), your name, daytime phone number, and e-mail address.
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| MONTICELLO NURSING & REHAB CENTER | |
| Facility Type: | NURSING FACILITIES - Medicare/Medicaid certified facility |
| License Number: | 530729 |
| Provider Number: | 165279 |
| Vendor Number(s): | 0809194 |
| Number of Beds: | 133 |
| Address: | 500 PINEHAVEN DRIVE MONTICELLO, IA 52310 |
| Administrator: | SR DONNA VENTEICHER |
| County: | Jones |
| Phone: | (319) 465-5415 |
| Fax Number: | (319) 465-3205 |
| Real-Estate Owner: | MONTICELLO NURSING HOME COMPANY |
| This facility has been recognized for a Best Practice. Click Here to view this recognition. | |
Visits to this facility since 6/1/99: 9
To obtain
information on visits before 6/1/99 please call (515) 281-7624 or e-mail
IADIAHFD@netins.net.
| 10/17/02 - Complaint | |
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: 0 | N/A |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 8/27/02 - Mandatory Report (Abuse) | |
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: 0 | N/A |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 5/26/02 - Survey Revisit/Complaint Revisit | |
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: 0 | N/A |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 4/26/02 - Survey/Complaint View the Statement of Deficiencies and Plan of Correction This is an Abode PDF Document - Click here for more information |
|
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 96.49% (55/57) |
| Deficiences: 5 | F281; F323; F324; F363; F465 (View Details) |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 5/14/01 - Survey Revisit | |
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: | N/A |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 4/13/01 - Survey View the Statement of Deficiencies and Plan of Correction This is an Abode PDF Document - Click here for more information |
|
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 96.49% (55/57) |
| Deficiences: 5 | 58.45(2); F253; F323; F362; F371 (View Details) |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 8/1/00 - Complaint | |
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: 0 | N/A |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 4/4/00 - Survey Revisit | |
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: 0 | N/A |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
| 3/17/00 - Survey View the Statement of Deficiencies and Plan of Correction This is an Abode PDF Document - Click here for more information |
|
| Percent of Compliance with Quality Indicators: | 100.00% (57/57) |
| Deficiences: 2 | F363; F371 (View Details) |
| Licensure Action: | None |
| Certification Action: | None |
View the Scope/Severity Matrix for Substandard Quality of Care - The Scope/Severity indicator is found on the left-hand side of the State of Deficiency/Plan of Correction. (See Substandard Quality of Care for more information.)
Disclaimer: All findings are subject to review and appeal.
Reminder: All surveys and citations are Portable Document Format (PDF) files. To view surveys and citations, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed.
The Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC), in consultation with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the Department of Aging, produced this Guide on nursing homes with the assistance of experts in long-term care, representatives of the nursing home industry in Maryland, as well as nursing home advocates and long-term care ombudsmen. The Maryland General Assembly established the Commission to carry out several health care reforms in the State, including development of information on nursing home quality. The Commission is a public regulatory agency.
This Guide is designed to assist consumers and their families in making decisions about selecting a nursing home. It includes:
| Allegany Nursing and Rehab Center
Data Source: Maryland Long Term Care Survey Timeframe: 2000 |
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| Facility Ownership: | This Facility | Maryland* |
| For Profit: | No | 65% |
| Change in Ownership During the Past Year: | No | 4% |
| Member of a Chain/Health System: | No | 62% |
| Name of Chain/Health System: | N/A | |
| Number of Beds: | 153 | 128 - state average |
| CNA Training Program: | No | 43% |
| Licensure/Certification: | ||
| Medicaid-certified: | Yes | 93% |
| Medicare-certified: | Yes | 92% |
| Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission Certification (CARF): | No | 4% |
| Clinical Services: | ||
| Dementia/Alzheimer care: | Yes | 93% |
| Rehabilitation Care: | Yes | 98% |
| Dialysis care: | Yes | 24% |
| Peritoneal Dialysis care: | Yes | 17% |
| Ventilator care: | No | 7% |
| Care for Tracheostromy Patients: | Yes | 80% |
| Catheter care: | Yes | 99% |
| Central IV therapy: | Yes | 80% |
| Total parenteral nutrition (TPN): | Yes | 39% |
| Hospice available: | No | 83% |
| Respite care offered: | Yes | 80% |
* This column refers to the percentage of facilities in Maryland that have this characteristic.
| Allegany Nursing and Rehab Center
Data Source: MDS Timeframe: 1/02 - 6/02 |
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| Gender: | This Facility | State Average |
| Percent Male: | 22% | 30% |
| Percent Female: | 78% | 70% |
| Age: | ||
| Mean Age: | 81 | 79 |
| Percent Under 65: | 8% | 12% |
| Percent 65-75: | 17% | 16% |
| Percent 76-84: | 30% | 32% |
| Percent 85 and Over: | 46% | 39% |
| Functional Status: | ||
| Percent Ambulatory: | 11% | 12% |
| Percent with No or Mild Dementia: | 31% | 32% |
| Percent with Moderate Dementia: | 28% | 38% |
| Percent with Severe Dementia: | 41% | 30% |
| Percent with Retardation: | 0% | 1% |
| Percent Requiring Feeding Assistance: | 68% | 60% |
| Allegany Nursing and Rehab Center
Data Source: MDS Timeframe: 01/02 - 06/02 |
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 = top 20% of all facilities (fewer adverse events)  = bottom 10% of
all facilities (more adverse events)  = all others N/A = Indicator could not be calculated because too few residents met its criteria. |
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| Category | Total | |
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N/A | Range of State Rates |
| Clinical | 9 | 2 | 7 | 0 | 0 | State Graph |
| Psychosocial | 5 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 | State Graph |
| Medications | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | State Graph |
| Functional | 3 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | State Graph |
| Facility Total | 21 | 5 | 14 | 2 | 0 | |
| Click on any of the above categories to see detailed information about the specific measures that make up the category score. | ||||||
The Quality Indicators (QIs) presented here have been developed for and are being used by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS - formerly HCFA). The QIs are calculated using data from the Minimum Data Set (MDS). These data are collected on each resident and submitted to CMS by the indivdual nursing homes. Please note that the QI data presented in this Guide are abstracted from the quarterly and annual resident assessments. Assessments for newly admitted residents to a nursing home are not included in the calculations.
The detailed operational definitions for these indicators used in this Guide can be viewed on the website of their developer. This site also has background information detailing the development of the indicators.
http://www.chsra.wisc.edu/CHSRA/PIP_ORYX_LTC/QI_Matrix/main.htm
QIs were developed to assist nursing homes with identifying areas for quality improvement or to monitor progress of improvement efforts. Nursing home inspectors use information derived from the QIs to target potential problem areas. In addition to the QI information, we recommend that prospective residents seek out other sources of information, such as speaking with family, friends, and healthcare providers, and also reviewing the facility characteristics, resident characteristics, and deficiency information presented in this Guide. You are also encouraged to visit nursing homes prior to making this important decision. We caution against judging a facility based on the QI scores alone, but are confident that the scores in conjunction with other information can help prospective residents to make informed decisions.
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CMS Nursing Home Quality Initiative
The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS, formerly HCFA) has committed itself to an ongoing process of quality improvement in nursing homes. As part of this effort, CMS contracted with health care experts to identify a set of measures for further testing and analysis. From this, a new set of quality measures was developed. Several of these measures utilize a more concise risk-adjustment methodology to account for the severity of illness of nursing home residents. CMS is reporting the new measures publicly for nursing homes nationwide. These quality measures for each nursing home in Maryland are reported on the CMS website, Nursing Home Compare, showing the results for a particular nursing home compared to the state average and the national average. The Maryland Health Care Commission is presenting results of the Nursing Home Quality Initiative for individual nursing homes on this website in the same format used for the Quality Indicators that it currently displays. Each nursing home's score is compared to the range of scores for all other nursing homes in Maryland. To view the CMS Quality Measures on this website, click on the box below.
Click here to go to CMS's Nursing Home Compare website to learn more about the Nursing Home Quality Initiative and how the measures are risk-adjusted:
http://www.medicare.gov/nhcompare/home.asp
The Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) in the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH) conducts at least one annual inspection of every nursing home in Maryland. Inspections are conducted by nurses, dieticians, and sanitarians and take an average of three to five days to complete. Surveyors review all areas of a nursing home operation including nursing, medical care, food services, cleanliness, and resident rights.
When a problem is found, surveyors determine the severity and scope of the violation. A score from A through L is assigned to each deficiency, with "A" affecting the least number of people and being the least severe and "L" affecting the most people and being the most severe. The nursing home is then notified and required to submit a Plan of Correction. If appropriate, follow-up inspections are conducted to make sure problems are corrected.
The Guide includes deficiency information for all nursing homes in Maryland that have been inspected since January 1, 2002. If no deficiency or only minimal deficiencies (scores A, B, and C) have been found during the inspection, a facility is labeled as being in substantial compliance with the regulations. For all other deficiencies, their type as well as their scope and severity are listed. The nursing home's Plan of Correction is not included, but is available on request for a small fee from the OHCQ.
If you are looking for a nursing home's inspection report that is not listed (i.e., the inspection occurred before January 1, 2002) or need additional help, please call OHCQ at 410-401-8201 or email to: ohcqnhreports@dhmh.state.md.us.
Listed below are the deficiencies that have been found by state surveyors in their most recent inspection. The information includes:
Further detail on the nature of the citations for any survey is available by clicking on the hyper linked "type of inspection" box entry.
Allegany County Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Data
Source: OHCQ
Timeframe: 01/01/01 - 11/01/02
Last Update: 3/15/2003
| Date of Inspection | Type of Inspection | Numbers of Deficiencies | |
| Substandard Quality of Care | All Other Deficiences | ||
| 07/29/02 | Full Inspection | 0 | 1 |
| 06/11/01 | Full Inspection | 0 | 0 |
Listed below are any specific deficiencies cited during this inspection. In the absence of any citations, it was determined that the facility was in substantial compliance with regulations.
Date of Inspection: 07/29/02
Type of
Inspection: Full Inspection
| Level of Severity/Scope | Description | Substandard Quality of Care |
| Potential for more than minimal harm / Isolated (D) | Facility Failed to Inform Resident, Physician and/or Family of Change in Status | NO |
Date of Inspection: 06/11/01
Type of
Inspection: Full Inspection
| Level of Severity/Scope | Description | Substandard Quality of Care |
| NA | * In Substantial Compliance * | NO |
For a complete summary of the deficiencies cited among all Maryland facilities, please click here.
Overview: Certified facilities are compared in QRS on the basis of four dimensions that depict some important aspects of quality. Quality has many dimensions. The quality of care provided to nursing home residents, the quality of life each resident experiences, the ability of a facility to meet all regulatory requirements, and customer satisfaction are all important aspects of quality. QRS uses four quality dimensions or axes to rate nursing facilities. Two axes reflect quality of care, and two more measure compliance with state and federal regulations.
A brief background history of QRS development as well as answers to providers' frequently asked questions are available on the QRS Provider FAQ page.
Interpret QRS ratings cautiously. QRS nursing home ratings are based on a reporting period that tends to indicate each facility's recent performance. QRS ratings do not indicate facility performance over the long term. Further, because QRS is only updated monthly, it is possible that very recent performance problems will not be reported. Even a facility that appears to have favorable QRS ratings may be under sanctions or penalties due to performance problems that occurred outside the QRS reporting period. The Regulatory Compliance History and Events and Actions sections of each facility's quality profile contain additional historical information that can help you to better judge the consistency of facility performance over time.
Use QRS information to help you make a nursing facility selection rather than as a short-cut to finding the best nursing home. You may also contact the DHS Consumer Information Hotline at 1-800-252-8016 or via e-mail to request additional consumer information about a particular facility.
Comparisons: QRS uses comparison tables to show ratings for Medicaid-certified nursing facilities. These comparison tables include an overall rating score for each facility. Interpret this overall score with caution. The overall rating is the simple average of the four quality axis scores. It arbitrarily assigns equal importance to all the quality axes. As you read individual facility quality profiles, you will need to decide whether these axes are indeed equally important to you.
Nursing facilities are listed in the comparison tables from highest overall rating to lowest. When several facilities earn the same overall rating, they appear in alphabetical order. Thus, if facilities South Village, West Oaks and Davis Retirement Center all have the same overall rating, they will appear in the comparison table in the order Davis Retirement Center, South Village and West Oaks.
Quality of Care - the PAS and PDS Scales: QRS reports the quality of resident care using two ratings; these ratings serve as predictors of quality rather than as true measurements of quality. Both ratings are based on the Center for Health Systems Research and Analysis (CHSRA) Quality Indicators adopted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services(CMS, formerly HCFA) for use in monitoring nursing facility performance. The quality indicators are calculated from resident assessments that each facility submits to CMS. At this time, these assessments are not independently verified by either DHS or by CMS.
Each resident is reassessed at least every 90 days. The quality indicator scores that QRS uses are based on assessments submitted during the first four months of the six month interval that precedes the date on which this Web site's database is updated (see the date at the bottom of each Web page.) The Potential Advantages Score (PAS) and Potential Disadvantages Score (PDS) are the ratings that summarize a facility's quality indicator scores.
PDS: CMS uses the quality indicators to identify potential performance problems. That is, CMS advises nursing facilities to look for quality problems whenever an indicator condition is more common in that facility than in 90% of all other facilities. For three of the indicator conditions (Dehydration, Fecal Impaction, and Pressure Sores in Low Risk Residents), CMS recommends looking for quality problems on every occurrence. The PDS rates each facility based on the number of indicator conditions that suggest potential performance problems - each such condition is a potential disadvantage for residents in that facility. The most favorable PDS rating means that a facility has the fewest potential disadvantages.
PAS: Where CMS currently uses quality indicators only to identify potential quality problems, QRS also uses them to identify potentially superior performance. QRS recognizes those facilities in which indicator conditions are less common than in 90% of all other facilities. The PAS rates each facility based on the number of indicator conditions that suggest potentially superior performance - each such condition is a potential advantage for residents in that facility. The most favorable PAS rating means that a facility has the most potential advantages.
The Rating Scales topic below explains the relationship between the number of potential advantages and the PAS rating symbols as well as the relationship between the number of potential disadvantages and the PDS rating symbols. Because the purpose of the PAS and PDS ratings is to summarize and highlight the differences among resident groups from different facilities, DHS may periodically revise these relationships.
When considering PAS, it is important to remember that it is based on quality indicator conditions that may be less common in a particular facility simply because the residents in that facility are more healthy or less prone to those conditions. Low quality indicator scores that create a favorable PAS do not always imply higher quality services. Similarly, PDS is based on quality indicator conditions that may be more common in a particular facility simply because the residents in that facility are less healthy or more prone to those conditions. High quality indicator scores that create an unfavorable PDS do not always imply lower quality services.
Facility Surveys: Unlike PAS and PDS, the QRS Investigations and Survey scores are direct measurements of quality. The scores rate the facility's compliance with all applicable regulations and requirements.
Investigations Score: DHS investigates all complaints that come to its attention concerning nursing homes. Substantiated complaint allegations that constitute a violation of state or federal regulations are usually cited by DHS as nursing home deficiencies. The Investigations Score is based on the nature, severity and scope of the deficiencies cited in each home during the preceding six months.
Survey Score: A DHS survey team also inspects each nursing home at least once every 15 months (every 12 months on the average). The results of the most recent routine survey determine the Survey Score. This rating may not be a sensitive quality measure if the most recent survey occurred many months earlier; the quality of any service can change markedly over the course of a year.
NOTE CAREFULLY: The number of deficiencies does not determine the compliance score; it is the nature, scope, and severity of the most severe deficiency that determines the score. A nursing home cited for a deficiency has a right to appeal the citation, and there are occasions on which such appeals lead to the reversal of even the most severe deficiencies. Therefore, both the Complaint and Survey ratings can appear to be poor only to suddenly improve as the result of such a reversal. In order to provide the most accurate ratings possible, all ratings are recalculated each month.
Quality Profiles: QRS can show a quality profile that explains the facts behind the ratings assigned to a facility. This additional information may help you decide whether the facility is one that you want to consider further. The profile is a written report that includes the following:
Rating Scales: Each QRS rating scale consists of five rating symbols. A sixth symbol, NR, is used to show that the facility could not be rated for lack of information. The rating symbols range from - the most favorable rating to - the least favorable rating. Holding the mouse pointer over any rating symbol for a few seconds will show a brief description of a rating symbol on any QRS page. Most Web browsers will show the text explanation for any picture when this is done. The precise meaning of each symbol in each rating scale is given in the tables below.
PAS is rated according to the following scale.
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Most Advantages. Five or more quality indicators suggest potentially superior performance. |
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More Advantages. Three or four quality indicators suggest potentially superior performance. |
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Some Advantages. Two quality indicators suggest potentially superior performance. |
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Fewer Advantages. One quality indicator suggest potentially superior performance. |
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Fewest Advantages. No quality indicators suggest potentially superior performance. |
| NR | No Rating Available. |
PDS is rated according to the following scale.
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Fewest Disadvantages. No more than one quality indicator suggests potential performance problems. |
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Few Disadvantages. Two or three quality indicator suggest potential performance problems. |
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Some Disadvantages. Four or five quality indicators suggest potential performance problems. |
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More Disadvantages. Six or seven quality indicators suggest potential performance problems. |
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Most Disadvantages. Eight or more quality indicators suggest potential performance problems. |
| NR | No Rating Available. |
The complaint and survey scores are based on the following scale.
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In total compliance with regulations. No deficiencies were cited. |
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In substantial compliance with regulations. No cited deficiency resulted in actual resident harm or immediate jeopardy or had more than potential for minimal resident harm. |
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Not in substantial compliance with regulations. A cited deficiency had the potential for more than minimal harm but did not cause residents either actual harm or immediate jeopardy and did not constitute Substandard Quality of Care. |
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Not in substantial compliance with regulations and having at least one deficiency that caused actual resident harm or jeopardy to resident health or safety. A cited deficiency either caused actual resident harm or constituted immediate jeopardy to the Health or Safety of residents but did not constitute Substandard Quality of Care. |
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Substandard Quality of Care. A cited deficiency involved regulations that govern Quality of Care, Quality of Life, or Resident Behavior and Facility Practices such that: 1) there was a widespread occurrence with more than the potential for minimal harm, 2) there was a pattern or widespread occurrence of actual harm, or 3) there was immediate jeopardy to the Health or Safety of at least one resident. |
| NR | No Rating Available. |
| Caution: This web site does not reflect recommendations of any specific provider by TDHS. It is simply a tool that you can use to help you make a selection. Because QRS shows information from a limited time period and is updated only once each month, it may not include some important events that are either older or more recent. QRS rating systems are developed in collaboration with long term care providers and consumer advocates and may include some self-declared and unverified information. TDHS strongly encourages you to visit any provider that you consider, to talk with its clients or client ombudsman, and to contact the TDHS Consumer Information Hotline at 1-800-458-9858 or via e-mail to obtain the most recent information concerning that provider. |
Source: http://www.fdhc.state.fl.us/nhcguide/DGStatic/Facility70504Detail.htm, 4/1/2003.
Agency for Health Care Administration, April 2003, http://www.fdhc.state.fl.us/Nursing_Home_Guide/nhup0403.shtml.
Source: http://www.dia-hfd.state.ia.us/reportcards, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://www.dia-hfd.state.ia.us/reportcards/about.asp, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://www.dia-hfd.state.ia.us/reportcards/rptdetails.asp?id=1072&pageno=1&pagesize=10, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://www.dia-hfd.state.ia.us/reportcards/rptdetails.asp?id=1072&pageno=1&pagesize=10, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://209.219.237.235, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://209.219.237/01001_facilityCharacteristics.htm, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://209.219.237/01001_resident.htm, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://209.219.237.235/01001_qualitymeasures.htm, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://209.219.237.235/01001_deficiencies.htm, 4/1/2003.
Source: http://facilityquality.dhs.state.tx.us/ltcqrs_public/nq1/jsp2/qrsHowQRSRatesMA_nh1en.jsp?MODE=P&LANGCD=en, 4/1/2003.
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