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mEDICARE  /fTlEDICAID 
NUR/ING  HOfDE  INFORfTlATION 


MEDICARE/MEDICAID 
NURSING  HOME  INFORMATION 


1987-1988 
FLORIDA 

Part  1 

ALTAMONTE  SPRINGS  TO  MIAMI 


Otis  R.  Bowen,  M.D. 
Secretary 

U.S.  Department  of  Health  &  Human  Services 

William  L.  Roper,  M.D. 
Administrator 
Health  Care  Financing  Administration 


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Washington,  DC  20402 


The  Health  Care  Financing  Administration  (HCFA)  was  established  on  March  9,  1977,  to  combine 
health  financing  and  quality  assurance  programs  into  a  single  agency.  KCFA  is  responsible  for  the 
Medicare  program,  Federal  participation  in  the  Medicaid  program,  the  Peer  Review  Organization  pro- 
gram, the  survey  and  certification  program,  and  a  variety  of  other  health  care  quality  assurance  programs. 

The  mission  of  HCFA  is  to  ensure  the  effective  administration  of  its  programs  in  order  to  promote 
the  timely  delivery  of  appropriate,  quality  health  care  to  over  56  million  of  the  nation's  aged,  disabled 
and  poor.  The  agency  must  also  ensure  that  beneficiaries  are  aware  of  the  services  for  which  they 
are  eligible,  that  those  services  are  accessible  and  of  high  quality  and  that  agency  policies  and  actions 
promote  efficiency  and  quality  within  the  total  health  care  delivery  system. 


Table  of  Contents 


Page 


Introduction   I 

Uses  and  Limitations   II 

Description  of  the  Survey  and  Certification  Process    IV 

Sources  of  Information   V 

Further  Considerations  XVI 

Glossary  of  Terms   XIX 

How  to  Read  the  Information  XXI 

Nursing  Home  Profiles   1 


DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH  &  HUMAN  SERVICES 


Health  Care  Financing  Administration 


Ttie  Administrator 
Washington,  D.C.  20201 


INTRODUCTION 


This  publication  is  another  significant  step  in  the  efforts  of  the  Heahh  Care  Financing 
Administration  to  provide  information  to  the  pubUc  in  an  understandable  and  usable  form.  We 
believe  we  have  an  obligation  as  the  federal  agency  responsible  for  the  Medicare  and  Medicaid 
programs  to  provide  a  broad  range  of  information  about  the  health  care  paid  for  through  these 
programs.  Furthermore,  we  believe  that  this  information  is  helpful  to  consumers,  health  care 
professionals,  researchers,  and  the  health  care  industry,  and  we  intend  to  continue  our  efforts 
to  expand  and  improve  the  information  we  release. 

This  publication  focuses  on  nursing  homes.  This  is  clearly  an  area  of  critical  concern  to 
many  Medicare  and  Medicaid  beneficiaries,  their  families,  and  the  public  in  general.  As  such, 
I  can  think  of  no  more  important  area  where  we  need  to  provide  information  to  help 
consumers  make  informed  decisions  and  to  supply  the  nation's  nursing  homes  information  on 
their  performance. 

This  information  is  the  product  of  extensive  consultation  with  many  individuals,  including 
recognized  experts  in  long  term  care,  consumer  advocates,  representatives  of  the  nursing  home 
industry,  state  governments,  physicians  and  nursing  home  residents  and  their  families.  We  are 
grateful  for  their  assistance  with  this  publication.  We  have  made  a  great  effort  to  make  it  as 
clear  and  useful  as  possible. 

The  primary  purpose  of  this  information  is  to  provide  a  solid  basis  for  further,  informal 
inquiry.  It  is  neither  the  final,  definitive  word  on  nursing  home  performance,  nor  a  guide  to 
answer  all  questions  on  selection  of  a  nursing  home.  Rather,  it  provides  a  rich  source  of 
background  materials  on  federal  and  state  enforcement  programs  and  considerable  information 
on  individual  nursing  homes. 

When  properly  understood  and  used,  this  information  is  quite  useful;  it  can  also  be 
misleading  if  interpreted  incorrectly.  To  use  this  information  properly,  you  should  read 
carefully  the  introductory  material,  the  sections  on  uses  and  limitations,  how  to  read  the 
profiles,  and  the  glossary.  These  sections  will  assist  you  in  correctly  interpreting  and  making 
the  best  use  of  the  information. 

Because  we  realize  the  limitations  of  the  information,  especially  in  making  individual 
judgments  on  specific  nursing  homes,  we  have  included  a  section  entitled,  "Further 
Considerations."  This  section  is  designed  to  help  individuals  find  additional  sources  of 
information  and  ask  the  kinds  of  questions  that  will  provide  the  best  information  to  help  make 
personal  decisions  on  nursing  homes.  We  think  individuals  who  use  this  information  as  a 
source  document  will  be  better  informed  about  health  care  issues  they  or  their  family  may 
face.  We  trust  that  as  a  result,  they  will  make  more  informed  and  thus  better  decisions. 


William  L.  Roper,  M.D. 


Administrator 


I 


USES  AND  LIMITATIONS 


Uses 

The  primary  purpose  of  this  report  is  to  provide  a  ready  source  of  understandable  information  about 
the  population  and  performance  of  nursing  homes.  The  information  is  most  useful  as  a  basis  of  in- 
quiry, to  assist  in  asking  questions  about  individual  facilities,  trends  and  the  enforcement  process. 

The  information  presented  in  this  report  is  taken  from  the  survey  reports  State  surveyors  fill  out 
during  their  annual  inspections  of  each  nursing  home  that  participates  in  Medicare  and/or  Medicaid. 
Copies  of  the  full  reports  are  available  through  the  individual  State  survey  agencies.  The  information 
describes  what  conditions  were  observed  in  the  nursing  home  at  the  time  of  its  most  recent  survey 
and  it  includes  both: 

•  general  information  about  a  nursing  home's  population  and  the  characteristics  and  care  needs  of 
its  residents;  and 

•  specific  information  about  a  nursing  home's  performance  in  terms  of  whether  it  was  found  to  meet 
certain  Federal  requirements  that  provide  some  insight  as  to  what  kind  of  care  the  residents  receive. 

Making  this  information  more  accessible  and  understandable  will  benefit  both  the  general  public 
and  the  nursing  home  community.  This  type  of  information  can  help  potential  consumers  first  to  ask 
knowledgeable  questions  of  their  physicians,  nursing  home  representatives  and  long-term  care  om- 
budsmen and  then  to  make  informed  decisions  in  the  selection  of  a  nursing  home. 

For  example,  the  information  will  allow  comparisons  to  be  made  among  facilities  as  to  the  propor- 
tion of  residents  with  severe  skin  problems,  such  as  bed  sores  or  other  skin  breakdowns.  It  is  impor- 
tant to  note,  however,  that  while  a  high  proportion  of  such  residents  might  be  indicative  of  poor  quality 
care,  it  could  also  mean  that  the  facility  has  special  expertise  in  handling  such  problems  and  doctors 
refer  their  patients  there.  The  consumer  could  then  check  related  performance  indicators  (i.e.,  each 
resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown;  and  each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives 
care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the  bed  sore)  to  determine  whether  surveyors  had  identified 
any  problems  in  this  area  and  ask  nursing  home  staff  why  so  many  residents  were  in  need  of  special 
skin  care.  A  subsequent  section  of  this  report  (see  "Further  Considerations")  provides  an  illustrative 
list  of  the  types  of  questions  that  potential  consumers  might  ask  in  the  course  of  selecting  a  nursing  home. 

We  expect  that  nursing  homes,  individually  and  as  an  industry,  will  find  the  information  useful. 
It  will  provide  information  which  will  allow  each  facility  to  determine  the  health  status  of  its  residents 
in  relation  to  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  the  nation.  It  will  also  allow  each  facility  to  compare 
its  compliance  at  the  time  of  survey  with  the  compliance  of  other  nursing  homes  in  the  State  and  the 
nation.  The  information  will  also  provide  a  valuable  insight  into  the  consistency  of  standards  enforce- 
ment within  a  State  and  across  the  country. 


II 


Limitations 


When  properly  understood  and  used,  this  information  can  be  of  significant  value.  However,  respon- 
sible use  of  the  information  depends  on  a  thorough  understanding  of  its  limitations. 

First,  any  valid  interpretation  of  this  information  must  take  into  account  the  fact  that  the  information 
comprises  the  individual  judgments  of  more  than  3,000  surveyors  in  53  separate  State  survey  agen- 
cies. Variations  in  the  deficiency  information  may  in  part  retlect  differences  among  States  and  in- 
dividual surveyors  in  how  requirements  are  interpreted  and  applied,  rather  than  genuine  differences 
in  facility  performance.  Similarly,  care  practices  in  the  field  may  vary  from  area  to  area  and  differences 
in  the  information  may  reflect  these  variations  as  well. 

Second,  the  deficiency  findings  are  not  a  complete  picture  of  the  quality  of  care  in  a  nursing  home. 
Deficiency  findings  are  a  measure  of  compliance  or  non-compliance  with  a  particular  requirement, 
and  the  requirements  are  minimum  standards  that  nursing  homes  must  meet  to  participate  in 
Medicare  and/or  Medicaid.  Moreover,  the  information  in  each  profile  describes  deficiency  findings 
for  only  32  out  of  more  than  500  Federal  regulatory  requirements  that  are  evaluated  during  a  survey. 
The  absence  of  a  deficiency  means  that  the  home  met  the  minimum  standard  at  the  time  of  survey, 
but  the  information  cannot  identify  nursing  homes  that  are  providing  outstanding  quality  care. 

A  third  limitation  stems  from  the  periodic  nature  of  a  deficiency-based  survey  process.  Findings 
are  recorded  in  the  course  of  the  survey  and  thus  reflect  a  "snapshot"  of  the  conditions  in  the  nursing 
home  at  that  time.  The  information  does  not  describe  the  home's  success  or  failure  in  taking  prompt 
corrective  action  to  remedy  problems.  Similarly,  there  is  no  guarantee  that  those  items  in  compliance 
with  Federal  requirements  at  the  time  of  survey  have  remained  in  compliance. 

Finally,  the  information  reflects  neither  the  duration  nor  the  severity  of  identified  deficiencies.  A 
problem  may  represent  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person,  or  it  may  represent  an  ongoing 
failure  of  the  facility  to  provide  acceptable  quality  care. 


Ill 


DESCRIPTION  OF  THE  SURVEY  AND  CERTIFICATION  PROCESS 


The  process  of  qualifying  nursing  homes  for  participation  in  the  Medicare  and/or  Medicaid  pro- 
grams is  known  as  the  survey  and  certification  process.  Nursing  homes  that  are  approved  to  take  part 
in  Medicare  and/or  Medicaid  and  therefore  qualified  to  receive  Federal  and  State  funds  are  required 
to  meet  standards  set  by  Federal  regulations.  These  standards  are  the  way  the  Federal  and  State  govern- 
ments make  sure  that  nursing  homes  that  receive  public  monies  provide  quality  care  to  residents.  The 
standards  are  developed  by  the  Health  Care  Financing  Administration  (HCFA),  Department  of  Health 
and  Human  Services  (DHHS).  The  State  survey  agency  in  each  State  inspects  (surveys)  homes  to  make 
sure  they  meet  health,  safety,  and  quality  standards.  The  surveyors  are  State  employees  who  use  Federal 
forms  and  standards.  HCFA  pays  States  for  this  survey  activity.  Information  from  these  surveys  is 
stored  in  a  centralized  computer  system  in  Baltimore,  Meiryland,  which  is  the  headquarters  of  HCFA. 
The  information  published  in  this  report  was  obtained  from  this  system. 

The  State  survey  agencies  are  required  to  inspect  nursing  homes  at  least  once  a  year  and  report 
their  findings  to  State  and  Federal  officials.  During  a  survey,  a  team  of  surveyors  tours  a  nursing 
home  and  looks  at  all  areas  of  the  nursing  home  that  affect  the  quality  of  care  that  residents  receive. 
The  size  and  composition  of  survey  teams,  as  well  as  the  duration  of  surveys,  vary  in  different  States 
and  in  facilities  of  different  sizes. 

Surveyors  observe  how  care  is  actually  given  to  residents .  Surveyors  interview  a  sample  of  the  residents 
and  review  their  medical  records.  They  evaluate  the  preparation  of  meals  and  eating  assistance  techni- 
ques. They  check  whether  residents  get  prescribed  medications  in  the  proper  dosage  at  the  correct 
times.  Surveyors  also  review  the  records  of  nursing  homes,  interview  nursing  home  staff,  and  observe 
the  home  for  cleanliness,  comfort  and  safety.  These  are  some  examples  of  what  surveyors  do  when 
they  inspect  a  nursing  home. 

The  surveyors  record  their  findings  on  Federal  forms.  When  the  survey  is  completed,  they  meet 
with  the  nursing  home  officials  to  discuss  their  findings.  If  problems  were  found  by  the  surveyors, 
the  nursing  home  has  to  submit  a  written  plan  of  correction  telling  how  it  plans  to  correct  the  pro- 
blems. If  a  nursing  home  is  found  to  have  problems,  it  is  given  a  reasonable  amount  of  time  to  correct 
them.  State  survey  agencies  use  various  methods  of  follow-up  review,  including  revisiting  the  home 
to  assure  that  the  needed  correction  has  taken  place. 

If  the  problems  are  serious  enough  to  threaten  the  health  and  safety  of  the  residents  and/or  a  nursing 
home  fails  to  correct  the  problems,  the  home  will  not  be  allowed  to  continue  to  participate  in  the  Medicare 
and/or  Medicaid  programs.  Short  of  this  action,  HCFA  and  the  States  can  also  employ  an  array  of 
other  enforcement  actions  to  bring  about  compliance  with  State  and  Federal  requirements.  Examples 
of  possible  actions  include  monetary  fines,  bans  on  new  admissions,  transfer  of  residents  to  other 
facilities,  or  placement  of  the  facility  in  a  receivership  (i.e.,  temporary  government-ordered  manage- 
ment). A  description  of  the  certification  and  licensure  program  specific  to  this  State  is  provided  in 
the  following  section  of  this  report. 


IV 


SOURCES  OF  INFORMATION 


There  are  many  sources  you  can  go  to  in  order  to  find  out  about  a  particular  nursing  home  or  about 
nursing  homes  in  general.  The  best  sources  of  information  will  likely  be  the  State  Health  Department, 
the  local  or  State  long-term  care  ombudsman  program  or  agency  on  aging.  The  ombudsman  programs 
were  established  under  the  Older  Americans  Act  to  assist  nursing  home  residents  and  those  who  repre- 
sent them.  See  the  "State  Government"  section  below  for  information  on  how  to  contact  the  State 
ombudsman  program. 

Many  other  agencies  and  organizations  have  information  on  homes  in  order  to  make  referrals  to 
the  public.  It  may  be  necessary  to  obtain  information  from  several  organizations  before  you  find  the 
information  that  you  need  or  want. 

Public  and  General  Sources 

There  are  many  public  and  general  sources  of  information  on  nursing  homes.  Some  of  these  are: 

•  Social  services  departments  in  local  hospitals; 

•  Nursing  home  provider  associations  like  the  American  Health  Care  Association  or  the  American 
Association  of  Homes  for  the  Aging; 

•  State  nursing  home  associations; 

•  City  or  county  welfare  departments; 

•  Religious  groups;  and 

•  Better  Business  Bureaus,  local  consumer  protection  offices,  and  other  consumer  information  groups. 

Others  who  can  offer  valuable  advice  include  physicians,  social  workers,  clergymen  and  friends 
or  relatives  who  have  placed  someone  in  a  nursing  home. 

State  Government 

The  following  pages  give  a  description  of  the  State  licensure  and  enforcement  programs.  They  also 
contain  information  about  State  government  offices  that  you  can  contact  to  obtain  information  about 
nursing  homes  and  about  the  State  long-term  care  ombudsman  program. 


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STATE  OF  FLORIDA 


DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH  AND  REHABIUTATIVE  SERVICES 


Overview  of  Nursing  Home  Licensure  Program 


The  Office  of  Licensure  and  Certification  (OLC)  of  the  State  of 
Florida,  Department  of  Health  and  Rehabilitative  Services  (DHRS) 
uniformly  administers  statewide  programs  under  applicable  laws, 
rules,  standards,  and  codes  by  licensing,  certifying,  registering 
or  permitting  of  facilities,  persons,  or  enterprises  providing 
health  care,  personal  care,  public  usage,  or  for  consumer 
protection  toward  protecting  the  health  and  safety  of  individuals 
and  their  families. 

As  adjuncts  to  the  nursing  home  licensure  process,  OLC  also 
performs  requisite  licensure  surveys;  oversees  plans  review  and 
construction  requirements;  maintains  a  nursing  home  rating 
system;  prepares  administrative  complaints;  imposes  sanctions, 
responds  to  complaints  from  the  general  public,  and  all  other 
activities  ancillary  to  licensure  requirements. 

For  all  facilities  applying  for  original  licensure,  the  Office  of 
Licensure  and  Certification  conducts  on-site  surveys  of 
compliance  with  both  Federal  and  State  guidelines.     For  those 
facilities  wishing  to  participate  in  the  Medicare  and  Medicaid 
programs,  these  surveys  encompass  the  progrean  certification 
requirements . 

For  those  facilities  wishing  to  renew  their  annual  operating 
license  and  recertif ication,  unannounced  annual  on-site  surveys 
are  performed  toward  the  end  of  the  licensure  and  certification 
year  (usually  90  days  prior)  for  which  a  license  has  been 
granted . 

Nursing  home  licensure  requirements  for  both  initial  and  renewal 
licenses  are  found  in  Chapter  400,  F.S.  and  Chapter  lOD-29, 
F.A.C.     In  addition  to  information  concerning  ownership  and 
fiscal  matters';  staffing  and  consultants;  activities  program;  and 
patient  care  and  life-safety  code  requirements,  these 
requirements  also  cover:     patient's  personal  funds  and  property; 
patient's  rights  and  personal  affairs;  prohibition  against  bribes 
and  kickbacks;  administration  and  management;  maintenance  and 
availability  of  records;  and  various  punitive  sanctions. 


2727  MAM  AN  DRIN'E   •  TALLAHASSEE.  FLORIDA  32308 


BOB  MARTINEZ.  GOVERNOR 


GREGORY  L  COLER.  SECRETARY 


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OLC  functions  are  performed  out  of  four  Area  Offices  located  as 
follows : 


1. 


Jacksonville  Area  Office 
P.  0.  Box  210 
Jacksonville,  FL  32231 
904/359-6046 


2. 


Winter  Park  Area  Office 
1350  Orange  Avenue,  Suite  III 
Winter  Park,  FL  32789 
407/647-7010 


3. 


Tampa  Area  Office 
7827  N.  Dale  Mabry  Highway- 
Tampa,  FL  33614 
813/272-3440 


4. 


Miami  Area  Office 


401  N.W.  2nd  Ave,,,  North  Tower,  Rm  526 

Miami,  FL  33128 

305/377-7100 

The  Director  and  support  staff  are  located  in  the  Central  Office 
Director,  Office  of  Licensure  &  Certification,  2727  Mahan  Drive, 
Tallahassee,  FL    32309,   (904)  487-2527  and  maintain  line 
authority  over  the  four  Area  Office  Supervisors.     Central  Office 
serves  in  a  supervisory  and  consultative  roles  to  the  Area 
Offices,  whose  staff  performs  the  actual  site  visits  to  license 
and  certify  Nursing  Homes.     Staff  performs  surveys;  follow-ups; 
rating  evaluations;  consultative  and  educational  visits;  and 
complaint  investigations;  their  findings  and  recommendations  are 
sent  through  their  Supervisor  to  the  Director  for  approval  and 
appropriate  action. 


VII 


Overview  of  Enforcement  System 


The  Office  of  Licensure  &  Certification  has  punitive  powers  for 
noncompliance  with  statutes,  rules  and  regulations  in  the  form  of 
sanctions  as  follows: 


1.  Denial  of  License-Chapter  400.121,  Florida  Statutes 

2.  Suspension  of  License-Chapter  400.121,  Florida  Statutes 

3.  Revocation  of  License-Chapter  400.121,  Florida  Statutes 

4.  Moratorium  on  Admissions -Chapter  400.121,  Florida  Statutes 

5.  Administrative  Fines-Chapter  400.121,  Florida  Statutes 

6.  Injunctive  Proceedings-Chapter  400.125,  Florida  Statutes 

7.  Receivership  Proceedings-Chapter  400.126,  Florida  Statutes 
Note:  The  Application  of  administrative  sanctions  is  subject 


to  Chapter  120,  Florida  Statutes     (Administrative  Procedures 
Act),  whereby  each  licensee    must  receive  reasonable  notice,  and 
be  given  an  adequate    opportunity  to  request  a  fair  hearing. 

Facilities  found  not  in  compliance  during  inspections  are  issued 
deficiency  statements  and  such  deficiencies  are  classified  in 
accordance  with  Florida  Statutes.     Class  I  Deficiencies,  those 
which  are  an  immediate  threat  to  life  and/or  safety  of  residents, 
are  the  most  serious  and  require  immediate  action.     Class  II 
Deficiencies  are  those  which  pose  a  clear  and  imminent  danger  to 
safety  and  well-being;  these  require  correction  within  a  short 
time  frame,  usually  to  a  maximum  of  two  weeks.     Class  III 
Deficiencies  are  those  v/hich  pose  no  clear  or  imminent  danger  to 
safety  and  well-being,  either  direct  of  potential;  these  require 
correction  usually  within  a  maximum  of  30  days. 

As  a  result  of  the  licensure  inspections  and  during  the  pre-exit 
"JLnterview  and  exit  interviews ,  the  State  directs  that  the  problem 
be  corrected  within  the  stated  time  freime.     The  actual 
methodology  of  correction  is  left  to  the  provider.     The  emphasis 
is  on  the  outcome  of  the  correction  effort;  i.e.,  the  correction 
of  the  problem. 

At  the  follow-up  visit,  only  those  cited  items  are  reexamined  to 
determine  compliance.     An  exit  interview  is  held  during  which  the 


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facility  is  told  whether  it  has  achieved  compliance  or  not  and  is 
advised  of  the  consequences  of  any  noncompliance.  Any 
uncorrected  State  deficiencies  are  then  recommended  for 
sanctions .     The  civil  penalty  that  is  imposed  may  vary  from  a 
minimum  of  $100.00  to  a  maximum  of  $5/000.00. 

At  this  time,  the  rating  (Superior,  Standard,  Conditional)  will 
be  adjusted  to  reflect  the  findings  of  the  follow-up  survey,  and 
a  rating  recommendation  will  be  sent  to  Central  Office  for 
processing.    The  facility  will  be  notified  whether  their  rating 
will  remain  the  same  or  be  changed.     Any  change  will  result  in 
the  issuance  of  a  changed  license.     Full  appeal  rights  for  any 
rating  change  or  licensure  follow-up  visits  are  available  to  the 
facility  upon  request. 

Class  I  deficiencies,  those  posing  an  imminent  danger  to 
residents  or  guests  of  the  Nursing  Home,  shall  be  reported  to  the 
Administrator  immediately  upon  discovery  and  must  be  abated 
immediately.     A  fixed  time  frame  for  correction  may  be  granted 
(dependent  upon  the  severity  and  threat  to  health,  safety,  and 
welfare)  by  the  Department.     Civil  penalties  of  not  less  than 
$1,000.00  nor  more  than  $5,000.00  for  each  deficiency  may  be 
levied,  even  though  the  deficiencies  are  corrected. 

Class  II  deficiencies,  those  having  a  direct  or  immediate 
relationship  to  the  health,  safety,  or  security  of  the  residents 
and  are  not  Class  I,  shall  be  reported  to  the  Administrator 
during  or  upon  completion  of  the  survey  and  must  be  corrected 
within  a  mandated  time  frame.     If  corrected  within  the  mandated 
time,  no  civil  penalty  is  imposed  (unless  a  repeat  offense;)  if 
uncorrected,  a  civil  penalty  of  not  less  than  $500.00  nor  more 
than  $1,000.00  (for  each  deficiency)  may  be  levied. 

Class  III  deficiencies,  those  having  an  indirect  or  potential 
relationship  to  the  health,  safety,  or  security  of  the  residents 
and  are  not  Class  I  or  II,  shall  be  reported  to  the  Administrator 
during  or  upon  completion  of  the  survey  and  must  be  corrected 
within  a  mandated  time  frame.     If  corrected  within  the  mandated 
time,  no  civil  penalty  is  imposed  (unless  a  repeat  offense);  if 
uncorrected,  a  civil  penalty  of  not  less  than  $100.00  nor  more 
than  $500.00  (for  each  deficiency)  may  be  levied. 


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Resources  Available  Consumers 


State  survey  offices  in  Jacksonville,  Winter  Park,  Tampa 
and  Miami,  previously  listed.     State  Health  Department 
located  in  each  of  Florida's  67  counties  may  be  located  by 
contacting  the  HRS  Deputy  Assistant  Secretary  for  Health, 
1317  Winewood  Blvd.,  Bldg.  1,  Tallahassee,  FL  32399, 
(904)  487-2705. 

Resident  advocate  council.  State  Long-Term  Care  Oitibudsman 
Counsel,  1317  Winewood  Blvd.,  Room  308,  Tallahassee,  FL 
32399,   (904)  488-6190. 

Nursing  Home  Complaint  "hot  line"  number  1-800-342-9152 
(24  hr.  toll  free  for  Abuse  of  the  Elderly). 

Medicaid  Fraud  &  Abuse  (Program  Integrity),  state  office 
(904)  487-2355,  routinely  monitor  providers  through 
utilization  and  peer  review  process  as  well  as 
surveillance.     Initiates  investigations  based  on  outcomes 
of  program  monitoring  and/or  complaints  received. 

Nursing  home  survey  results  may  be  obtained  from  OLC 
licensure  offices  in  Jacksonville,  Winter  Park,  Tampa  and 
Miami  as  previously  listed. 

Aging  &  Adult  Services,  state  office  (904)  488-8922, 
Intake  offices  are  located  throughout  the  state  in  each 
HRS  District  and  Sub-District.     Clients  are  screened  for 
eligibility  (medical  &  financial),  through  the  Adult 
Payments  Office  or  CARES  unit,  and  are  placed  with 
appropriate  community  social  programs  inclusive  of  skilled 
nursing  facilities. 

Other  state  programs  related  to  nursing  home  quality  of 
care  include  Medicaid  Inspection  of  Care  (IOC)  Program, 
Deputy  Assistant  Secretary  for  Medicaid,  1317  Winewood 
Blvd.,  Bldg.  6,  Room  242,  Tallahassee,  FL    32399,  (904) 
488-9990. 

For  nursing  home  cost  related  problems,  Hospital  Cost 
Containment  Board,  325  John  Knox  Road,  Bldg.  L,  Suite  101, 
Tallahassee,  FL    32305,   (904)  488-1295. 


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Federal  Government 


Some  agencies  of  the  Department  of  Health  and  Human  Services  (DHHS)  also  have  information 
about  nursing  homes.  These  agencies  are: 

Office  of  the  Inspector  General  (OIG) 

The  mission  of  the  OIG  is  to  maintain  the  integrity  of  DHHS'  programs  by  investigating  any  reports 
of  fraud,  waste  or  abuse  by  doctors,  hospitals  or  other  providers  of  health  care  services  such  as  nurs- 
ing homes. 

If  you  have  reason  to  believe  that  a  health  care  service  provider  is  performing  unnecessary  or  inap- 
propriate services  or  is  billing  Medicare  for  services  you  did  not  receive,  a  toll-free  Hot  Line  has 
been  installed  by  the  Department  of  Health  and  Human  Services'  Inspector  General. 

Toll  Free  Numbers 

Outside  Maryland:  l-(800)  368-5779 

Inside  Maryland:  l-(800)  638-3986 
Note:  Medicaid  issues  should  first  be  referred  to  the  appropriate  State  agency  before  contacting  the 
OIG  Hot  Line.  In  most  States,  the  State  fraud  and  abuse  units  can  be  located  through  the  State  Office 
of  the  Attorney  General. 

Administration  on  Aging  (AoA) 

The  mission  of  the  AoA  is  to  administer  the  programs  and  related  provisions  of  the  Older  Americans 
Act  in  a  manner  which: 

1)  creates  and  supports  a  national  network  on  aging; 

2)  develops  and  oversees  a  responsive  system  of  services  and  opportunities  to  meet  the  needs  of 
the  elderly;  and 

3)  serves  as  a  visible  advocate  on  behalf  of  the  elderly  in  the  entire  nation. 

The  Regional  AoA  Offices  listed  below  can  help  to  put  you  in  touch  with  the  appropriate  State  or 
local  authorities,  depending  on  the  nature  of  your  inquiry  or  concern. 


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AoA  Regional  Offices 


Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 

DHHS  Region  I 

Room  2011 

JFK  Federal  Building 

Boston,  MA  02203 

(617)  565-1158 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  III 
3535  Market  Street 
P.O.  Box  13716 
Philadelphia,  PA  19101 
(215)  596-0334 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  V 
13th  Floor 

300  South  Wacker  Drive 
Chicago,  IL  60606 
(312)  353-3141 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 

DHHS  Region  VII 

Room  384 

601  East  12th  Street 

Kansas  City,  MO  64106 

(816)  426-2955 


Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  IX 
Room  480 

Federal  Office  Building 
50  United  Nations  Plaza 
San  Francisco,  CA  94102 
(415)  556-6003 


Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 

DHHS  Region  II 

Room  4149 

26  Federal  Plaza 

New  York,  NY  10278 

(212)  264-3472 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  IV 
Suite  903 

101  Marietta  Tower 
Atlanta,  GA  30323 
(404)  331-5900 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  VI 
Room  1000 

1200  Main  Tower  Building 
Dallas,  TX  75202 
(214)  767-2971 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  VIII 
Room  1185 

Federal  Office  Building 
1961  Stout  Street 
Denver,  CO  80294 
(303)  844-2951 

Regional  Program  Director,  AoA 
DHHS  Region  X 
The  Third  and  Broad  Building 
2901  Third  Avenue 
'  Seattle,  WA  98121 
(206)  442-5341 


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Office  for  Civil  Rights  (OCR) 


The  mission  of  OCR  is  to  enforce  civil  rights  statutes  that  prohibit  discrimination  in  DHHS'  programs 
and  to  generate  voluntary  compliance.  You  may  wish  to  contact  an  OCR  office  to  report  incidents 
of  discrimination  by  a  nursing  home  or  to  check  on  a  facility's  previous  record  in  this  regard. 

OCR  Regional  Offices 


Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  I 
Room  2403 
JFK  Federal  Building 
Boston,  MA  02203 
(617)  565-1340 

Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  III 
Room  6300 
3535  Market  Street 
P.O.  Box  13716 
Philadelphia,  PA  19101 
(215)  596-1262 

Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  V 
33rd  Floor 

300  South  Wacker  Drive 
Chicago,  IL  60606 
(312)  353-2520 

Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  VII 
Room  248 
601  East  12th  Street 
Kansas  City,  MO  64106 
(816)  426-7277 


Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  IX 
Room  322 

Federal  Office  Building 
50  United  Nations  Plaza 
San  Francisco,  CA  94102 
(415)  556-8586 


Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  II 
Room  3312 
26  Federal  Plaza 
New  York,  NY  10278 
(212)  264-3313 

Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  IV 
Room  1502 
101  Marietta  Tower 
Atlanta,  GA  30323 
(404)  331-2779 


Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  VI 
Room  1360 

1200  Main  Tower  Building 
Dallas,  TX  75202 
(214)  767-4056 

Director,  OCR 
DHHS  Region  VIII 
Room  844 

Federal  Office  Building 
1961  Stout  Street 
Denver,  CO  80294 
(303)  844-2024 

Director,  OCR 

DHHS  Region  X 

The  Third  and  Broad  Building 

2901  Third  Avenue 

Seattle,  W A  98121 

(206)  442-0473 


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Health  Care  Financing  Administration  (HCFA) 


The  mission  of  HCFA  is  to  administer  the  Medicare  and  Medicaid  programs  in  a  manner  which 
promotes: 

1)  quality  health  care  to  eligible  beneficiaries; 

2)  awareness  of  the  services  for  which  beneficiaries  are  eligible;  and 

3)  efficiency  and  quality  within  the  total  health  care  delivery  system. 

Listed  below  are  the  HCFA  offices  responsible  for  overseeing  the  State  survey  and  certification 
programs: 

HCFA  Regional  Offices 


Associate  Regional  Administrator 

DHHS  Region  I,  HCFA 

Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 

Room  1309 

JFK  Federal  Building 

Boston,  MA  02203 

(617)  565-1331 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 

DHHS  Region  III,  HCFA 

Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 

3535  Market  Street 

P.O.  Box  7760 

Philadelphia,  PA  19101 

(215)  596-0997 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 
DHHS  Region  V,  HCFA 
Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 
Room  941 

175  West  Jackson  Boulevard 
Chicago,  IL  60604 
(312)  353-9804 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 

DHHS  Region  VII,  HCFA 

Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 

Room  284 

601  East  12th  Street 

Kansas  City,  MO  64106 

(816)  374-2408 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 

DHHS  Region  IX,  HCFA 

Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 

100  Van  Ness  Avenue 

San  Francisco,  CA  94102 

(415)  556-0041 


Associate  Regional  Administrator 

DHHS  Region  II,  HCFA 

Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 

Room  3821 

26  Federal  Plaza 

New  York,  NY  10278 

(212)  264-3219 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 
DHHS  Region  IV,  HCFA 
Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 
Suite  601 

101  Marietta  Tower 
Atlanta,  GA  30323 
(404)  331-2488 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 
DHHS  Region  VI,  HCFA 
Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 
Room  2000 

1200  Main  Tower  Building 
Dallas,  TX  75202 
(214)  767-6301 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 
DHHS  Region  VIII,  HCFA 
Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 
Room  1194 

Federal  Office  Building 
1961  Stout  Street 
Denver,  CO  80294 
(303)  844-4721 

Associate  Regional  Administrator 

DHHS  Region  X,  HCFA 

Division  of  Health  Standards  and  Quality 

2901  Third  Avenue 

Seattle,  WA  98121 

(206)  442-0511 


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If  you  wish  to  contact  any  of  the  DHHS  agencies,  the  following  list  outlines  which  DHHS  regional 
office  has  responsibility  for  your  State. 


Region  I/Boston 

Connecticut,  Maine,  Massachusetts, 
New  Hampshire,  Rhode  Island,  and 
Vermont 

Region  Ill/Philadelphia 

Delaware,  District  of  Columbia, 
Maryland,  Pennsylvania,  Virginia, 
and  West  Virginia 

Region  V/Chicago 

Illinois,  Indiana,  Michigan, 
Minnesota,  Ohio,  and  Wisconsin 

Region  VII/Kansas  City 

Iowa,  Kansas,  Missouri,  and 
Nebraska 

Region  IX/San  Francisco 

Arizona,  California,  Hawaii, 
Nevada,  American  Samoa,  and  Guam 


Region  II/New  York 

New  Jersey,  New  York, 
Puerto  Rico,  and 
Virgin  Islands 

Region  IV/Atlanta 

Alabama,  Florida,  Georgia, 
Kentucky,  Mississippi, 
North  Carolina,  South  Carolina, 
and  Tennessee 

Region  VI/Dallas 

Arkansas,  Louisiana, 

New  Mexico,  Oklahoma,  and 

Texas 

Region  VII/Denver 

Colorado,  Montana, 

North  Dakota,  South  Dakota, 

Utah,  and  Wyoming 

Region  X/Seattle 

Alaska,  Idaho,  Oregon, 
and  Washington 


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FURTHER  CONSIDERATIONS 


The  information  presented  in  this  report  can  be  an  important  source  for  potential  nursing  home  con- 
sumers and  their  families  to  consult  during  the  process  of  selecting  a  nursing  home.  It  is  also  important 
that  potential  consumers  and  their  families  ask  questions  of  their  physicians,  nursing  home  personnel 
and  consumer  representatives  (such  as  local  long-term  care  ombudsmen)  to  help  guide  them  in  selec- 
ting the  best  possible  facility  to  meet  their  needs.  The  best  way  to  find  out  about  a  nursing  home  is 
to  take  the  time  to  visit  the  home  in  person,  if  possible,  before  you  make  your  choice. 

Listed  below  are  some  examples  of  the  kinds  of  questions  that  potential  nursing  home  consumers 
should  ask  before  selecting  a  home  and  some  things  you  should  do  to  fmd  out  about  the  home  during 
your  visit.  These  questions  are  intended  to  augment  the  information  contained  in  this  report.  Keep 
in  mind  that  they  are  not  a  comprehensive  list  but  an  illustrative  list  of  suggested  issues  that  should 
be  considered  in  choosing  a  nursing  home. 

General 

•  Find  out  who  owns  the  home  and  whether  it  is  approved  for  participation  in  the  Medicare  or 
Medicaid  programs. 

•  Make  an  appointment  to  visit  the  home.  Meet  with  the  administrator,  the  director  of  nursing  and 
the  director  of  social  services  and  ask  them  about  the  history  of  the  home  and  the  services  it  offers. 

•  Ask  about  the  home's  last  survey,  what  problems  were  found  and  if  and  how  they  have  been  cor- 
rected. Ask  whether  the  facility  has  been  surveyed  since  the  survey  described  in  this  report.  You 
can  ask  to  see  the  survey  results. 

•  Ask  whether  the  State  has  initiated  any  punitive  actions  against  the  home  in  the  last  2  years,  and 
if  so,  what  actions  were  taken  and  how  they  were  resolved.  You  may  want  to  verify  this  informa- 
tion through  other  sources  such  as  the  State  nursing  home  ombudsman. 

•  Ask  about  the  home's  admission  policies  and  ask  for  a  copy  of  any  admission  agreement  that 
is  required. 

•  Ask  to  see  a  copy  of  the  home's  residents'  rights  policy.  Does  the  facility  have  any  special  pro- 
grams/procedures to  help  educate  residents  and  staff  about  their  rights?  You  can  observe  for  yourself 
during  your  visit  how  well  the  home  is  honoring  these  rights. 

•  Ask  about  the  home's  basic  daily  rate  and  what  is  included  in  the  charges.  Also  ask  how  the  home 
handles  residents'  personal  funds,  if  such  assistance  is  necessary. 

•  Find  out  about  the  home's  visiting  hours  and  what  choices  residents  have  as  to  the  time  they  can 
get  up,  eat  and  go  to  bed. 

•  See  if  residents  look  well  cared  for  and  properly  groomed.  Do  staff  treat  the  residents  with  courtesy 
and  respect?  If  the  opportunity  arises,  chat  with  a  resident  or  two  to  get  their  impressions. 

•  Find  out  if  the  home  has  an  organized  resident  council  or  other  type  of  resident  group.  How  often 
does  it  meet  and  what  are  some  of  its  activities  and  accomplishments?  Also,  is  there  an  organized 
family  council  that  family  members  can  participate  in? 


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Physical  Environment 


•  Ask  for  a  tour  of  the  facility  and  try  to  see  all  the  major  areas  of  the  home,  including  dining 
areas  and  some  residents'  rooms. 

•  Note  whether  the  home  is  an  attractive,  clean  and  comfortable  place  to  be.  Is  it  well-lit  and  ven- 
tilated and  free  of  potential  health  hazards  such  as  obstacles  in  hallways  or  underfoot?  Is  it  free 
from  insects  and  rodents? 

•  Look  at  the  residents'  lounge  and  other  common  areas  and  see  if  they  look  comfortable  and  whether 
they  are  used  by  residents.  Do  residents  have  the  opportunity  to  sit  outdoors  in  comfortable,  safe 
surroundings? 

•  Check  toilet  and  bathing  facilities  and  note  whether  they  are  clean,  sanitary  and  reasonably  free 
of  odors.  Are  they  easily  accessible  to  handicapped  residents? 

•  Note  whether  residents'  rooms  have  windows  and  access  to  the  corridor.  Does  each  resident  have 
a  reading  light,  comfortable  chair,  sufficient  closet  space?  How  many  people  are  in  each  room 
and  are  there  privacy  curtains? 

Medical  and  Nursing  Services 

•  Find  out  how  medical  care  and  direction  is  provided  in  the  facility.  Who  is  the  medical  director? 
Will  a  resident's  personal  physician  be  able  to  visit  as  needed,  and  cooperate  with  the  medical 
director?  What  happens  if  hospital  or  emergency  care  is  needed? 

•  Ask  if  the  home  specializes  in  providing  any  particular  type  of  medical  care.  Be  sure  to  inquire 
about  how  the  home  cares  for  residents  who  share  your  particular  medical  problems  or  care  needs. 

•  Ask  about  the  availability  of  specialized  care  to  restore  physical  abilities  lost  due  to  illness  or 
injury.  Physical  therapy,  speech  therapy  and  occupational  therapy  are  examples  of  this  type  of 
specialized  care. 

•  Ask  how  many  registered  nurses  and  licensed  practical  nurses  are  employed  by  the  home  and 
how  many  of  each  are  on  duty  during  days,  evenings,  nights  and  weekends.  How  many  residents 
are  under  the  care  of  each  type  of  nurse? 

•  Ask  how  often  a  resident's  medication  schedule  is  reviewed  for  possible  dosage  reductions,  adverse 
interactions  or  reactions,  or  expirations.  Who  is  accountable  for  pharmaceutical  services? 

•  Ask  how  the  home  provides  dental  care  to  its  residents. 

Food 

•  Ask  at  what  times  meals  are  served  and  whether  snacks  are  available.  Ask  to  see  the  menus  for 
a  week.  Are  substitutions  readily  available? 

•  Observe  how  food  is  served.  Does  it  look  appetizing?  Do  residents  appear  to  be  enjoying  their  meals? 


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Social  Services  and  Activities 


•  Ask  to  see  the  schedule  of  activities  for  a  week.  Does  the  facility  have  a  varied  activities  program 
suitable  for  residents  with  different  interests  and  capabilities? 

•  Ask  if  there  is  an  activities  coordinator  and  see  if  there  is  suitable  space  available  for  activities. 

•  Find  out  whether  the  facility  has  a  full-time  social  services  director  and  ask  what  social  services 
and  mental  health  and  other  counseling  services  are  available  to  residents  and  their  families.  Does 
the  facility  have  specialized  services/programs  available  for  residents  with  special  disorders  and 
disabilities,  including  Alzheimer's  Disease? 


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GLOSSARY  OF  TERMS 


Resident  Characteristics  and  Facility  Performance  Indicators 

This  glossary  contains  terms  used  to  describe  certain  common  features  or  characteristics  of  people 
who  enter  nursing  facilities  and  common  features  or  indicators  of  how  well  the  facility  provides 
quality  care. 

Bed  Sore.  A  bed  sore  is  an  open  sore  that  occurs  more  often  to  a  resident  with  little  muscle  tissue 
or  fat  and  who  remains  in  one  position  for  a  long  period  of  time.  A  bed  sore  may  form  on  bony  areas, 
such  as  at  the  base  of  the  spine,  heels,  and  ankles.  Other  names  for  a  bed  sore  are  "pressure  sore" 
or  "decubitus." 

Catheter.  See  Urinary  Catheter. 

Colostomy  or  Ileostomy.  A  resident  who  has  serious  intestinal  difficulties  may  have  surgery  which 
creates  an  artificial  opening  at  the  abdomen  for  bowel  movements.  Colostomy  or  ileostomy  care  in- 
volves keeping  the  skin  around  the  colostomy  or  ileostomy  clean  and  free  from  sores.  For  a  resident 
who  wears  a  bag  to  collect  bowel  movements,  care  also  involves  emptying  the  bag  regularly  and  keep- 
ing the  bag  free  of  odor. 

Fluids  Supplied  Through  Tubes.  A  resident  who  cannot  eat  enough  food  to  stay  healthy  may  receive 
nourishment  in  the  form  of  fluids  prescribed  by  a  physician.  These  fluids  are  usually  given  by  inser- 
ting a  needle  or  a  tube  into  a  vein.  Care  involves  making  sure  that  the  needle  or  tube  stays  free  of 
germs  and  that  it  stays  in  the  vein. 

Incompetent.  A  resident  who  cannot  make  decisions  because  of  impairments  in  mental  ability  may 
be  called  incompetent.  This  is  often  a  legal  term  meaning  a  court  has  decided  that  the  person  cannot 
make  decisions,  but  it  is  also  used  as  a  descriptive  term. 

Injections.  Medicine  given  by  inserting  a  needle  into  muscle  or  tissue. 

Isolation  Techniques.  These  are  methods  to  ensure  that  infection  does  not  spread  from  one  part  of 
a  resident's  body  to  another,  or  from  one  resident  to  another. 

Rehabilitative  Bowel  and  Bladder  Training.  A  resident  with  difficulty  controlling  bowel  or  bladder 
may  participate  in  a  program  to  learn  to  control  these  functions. 

Respiratory  Care.  A  resident  who  has  trouble  breathing  may  need  assistance  which  may  be  given 
by  breathing  in  extra  oxygen  or  receiving  medication.  Respiratory  care  involves  giving  the  amount 
of  oxygen  or  medication  in  the  way  and  in  the  amount  that  the  doctor  has  ordered. 

Restraints.  Residents  who  need  to  be  protected  from  hurting  themselves  or  others  may  need  to  be 
restrained.  One  type  of  restraint  is  physical.  For  example,  to  keep  a  resident  from  falling  out  of  a 
wheelchair  a  physician  may  prescribe  a  cloth  protective  device  or  a  vest.  Drugs  (medications)  may 
also  be  provided  to  treat  and  modify  a  resident's  physically  aggressive  behavior.  However,  medica- 
tions must  be  prescribed  in  doses  and  for  a  length  of  time  necessary  to  treat  symptoms. 


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Skin  Breakdown.  When  a  resident  remains  in  one  position  for  a  long  period  of  time,  his  or  her  skin 
may  be  damaged.  One  of  the  first  signals  that  this  is  happening  is  that  reddened  areas  appear  on  the 
places  where  the  resident  has  placed  pressure  from  sitting  in  a  chair  or  lying  in  bed.  These  reddened 
areas  do  not  go  away  even  after  the  positioning  of  the  resident  has  been  changed.  If  special  care  is 
not  given,  bed  sores  may  develop.  See  Bed  Sore. 

Suctioning.  A  resident  who  is  unable  to  cough  up  fluids  or  mucus  in  the  air  passages  may  have  a 
tube  inserted  into  the  air  passages  to  suck  the  fluids  out.  Care  involves  making  sure  that  the  fluids 
are  removed  as  often  as  necessary  and  that  the  tube  used  is  always  free  of  germs. 

Tracheotomy  Care.  A  resident  who  has  difficulty  breathing  may  have  an  operation  which  makes  a 
breathing  passage  from  the  base  of  the  neck  into  the  lungs.  This  opening  is  called  a  tracheotomy.  Care 
involves  keeping  the  breathing  passage  clean  and  free  from  congestion. 

Transferring.  This  term  has  two  meanings.  First,  it  is  used  to  describe  the  extent  to  which  a  resident 
is  dependent  on  others  to  move  from  bed  to  chair,  bed  to  toilet,  chair  to  bath,  etc.  Transferring  is 
also  used  to  describe  moving  from  one  section  of  a  facility  to  another  or  from  one  facility  to  another. 

Urinary  Catheter.  A  tube  inserted  into  the  bladder  to  remove  urine. 


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HOW  TO  READ  THE  INFORMATION 


Before  reading  the  individual  nursing  home  profiles  that  make  up  this  report,  it  would  be  helpful  to  understand  the 
format  and  presentation  of  the  information  in  each  profile. 

I  EXAMPLE  1 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
Happy  Valley  Nursing  Home 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

The  first  3  lines  of  the  profile  contain  basic  information  about  each  nursing  home.  Following  is  an  explanation  of  the 
items  included: 

Name:  Self-explanatory 
Street  Address:  Self-explanatory 
City  and  State:  Self-explanatory 

Participation:  The  information  in  this  block  indicates  whether  the  nursing  home  participates  in  the  Medicare  program, 
the  Medicaid  program,  or  both  programs.  In  addition,  this  block  identifies  the  level  of  care  that  the  nursing  home  pro- 
vides. These  include: 

Skilled  Nursing  Facility  (SNF)  —  A  nursing  home  which  provides  the  level  of  care  that  comes  closest  to  hospital 
care  with  24-hour  nursing  services.  Regular  medical  supervision  and  rehabilitation  therapy  are  also  provided. 
Generally,  a  skilled  nursing  facility  cares  for  convalescent  patients  and  those  with  long-term  illnesses. 

Intermediate  Care  Facility  (ICF)  —  A  nursing  home  which  provides  less  extensive  health  related  care  and  services. 
It  has  regular  nursing  service,  but  not  around  the  clock.  Most  intermediate  care  facilities  carry  on  rehabilitation 
programs,  with  an  emphasis  on  personal  care  and  social  sen/ices.  Mainly,  these  homes  serve  people  who  are 
not  fully  capable  of  living  by  themselves,  yet  are  not  necessarily  ill  enough  to  need  24-hour  nursing  care. 

Many  nursing  homes  participate  in  both  the  Medicare  and  Medicaid  programs,  and  qualify  as  both  skilled  nursing  facilities 
and  intermediate  care  facilities. 

Number  of  Beds:  This  is  the  total  number  of  beds  in  the  nursing  home,  including  those  that  are  approved  for  Medicare 
and  Medicaid  and  those  that  are  not.  Many  nursing  homes  have  beds  that  are  "private;"  these  are  included  in  the  number 
even  though  the  facility  does  not  receive  Medicare  or  Medicaid  money  for  them. 

Type  of  Ownership:  This  block  describes  the  type  of  organization  that  operates  the  nursing  home.  These  include: 

Non-profit-religious  —  A  nursing  home  affiliated  with  a  religious  organization,  governed  by  a  board  of  directors  and 
financed  largely  by  contributions. 

Non-profit-private  —  A  nursing  home  not  affiliated  with  a  religious  or  a  community  based  organization  and  financed 
largely  by  contributions. 

Non-profit-other  —  A  nursing  home  which  is  generally  governed  by  a  community  based  board  of  directors  and  financed 
largely  by  contributions. 

Proprietary  —  A  nursing  home  operated  for  profit. 

Government  —  A  nursing  home  primarily  administered  by  the  Federal  government,  the  State,  or  the  county,  city 
or  other  local  unit  of  government. 

Survey  Date:  The  day  on  which  the  nursing  home  inspection  described  in  this  report  was  completed.  All  of  the  informa- 
tion contained  in  the  nursing  home  profile  reflects  the  conditions  on  this  date.  Note  that  surveys  are  being  conducted  on  an 
ongoing  basis,  and  thus,  more  recent  survey  results  may  become  available  subsequent  to  publication  of  this  report. 


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EXAMPLE 


SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 


Medicare  Residents: 


IVIedicaid  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those  residents  are  receiving 
appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide  highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FAC 

LITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

78 

83.0 

81.0 

81.0 

The  "Selected  Resident  Characteristics"  section  of  the  profile  contains  important  information  describing  the  popula- 
tion of  the  nursing  home.  Surveyors  obtain  this  information  from  the  facility  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  first  line 
of  this  section  shows  the  total  number  of  residents  living  in  the  home  and  indicates  how  many  of  the  home's  residents 
are  Medicare  or  Medicaid  recipients.  Next,  the  profile  tells  how  many  of  the  nursing  home's  residents  fall  into 
each  of  13  selected  care  categories.  These  categories  reflect  common  characteristics  of  nursing  home  residents 
that  relate  to  the  amount  and  types  of  care  that  they  need.  They  describe  the  degree  of  assistance  required  by 
residents  in  carrying  out  the  basic  activities  of  daily  living  (e.g.,  bathing,  dressing,  eating)  as  well  as  other 
characteristics  that  provide  information  on  the  health  care  needs  of  residents  (e.g.,  residents  who  are  unable  to 
get  out  of  bed  without  assistance,  residents  with  special  skin  care  needs,  residents  on  bowel  and  bladder  retrain- 
ing programs.) 

The  example  above  shows  the  first  care  category  included  in  each  nursing  home  profile,  "Bathing."  Following  is 
an  explanation  of  information  provided  in  the  profile: 

Column  1  —  Facility,  #:  Indicates  that  78  residents  of  the  nursing  home  require  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

Column  2  —  Facility,  %:  Indicates  that  the  78  residents  who  require  assistance  in  bathing  represent  83%  of  the 
nursing  home's  total  population. 

Column  3  —  State,  %:  Indicates  that,  in  the  State  where  the  nursing  home  is  located,  81%  of  all  skilled  nursing 
facility  residents  require  assistance  in  bathing. 

Column  4  —  Nation,  %:  Indicates  that,  for  the  nation  as  a  whole,  81%  of  all  skilled  nursing  facility  residents  require 
assistance  in  bathing. 

The  profile  then  provides  similar  information  for  each  of  the  remaining  care  categories.  Note  that  many  residents 
will  be  included  in  more  than  one  of  the  care  categories. 


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EXAMPLE 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct 
deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a  plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State" 
and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of  deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation. 
"Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility  was  deficient  in  the 
indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements 
a  facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency. 
A  deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCENT  OF  FACILITIES 
NOT  MEETING  REQUIREMENTS 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights 
and  responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

6 

5.0 

489 

5.0 

The  last  section  of  the  profile  "Selected  Performance  Indicators,"  tells  about  the  nursing  home's  performance  in  meeting 
Federal  quality  of  care  requirements.  The  profile  includes  32  performance  indicators  selected  for  their  usefulness 
in  describing  important  aspects  of  a  nursing  home's  performance.  Each  indicator  is  based  on  a  specific  regulatory 
requirement  that  nursing  homes  must  meet  to  participate  in  Medicare  or  Medicaid. 

As  shown  in  the  example  above,  the  profile  indicates  for  each  performance  indicator  whether  the  nursing  home  met 
or  did  not  meet  minimum  Federal  requirements  on  the  date  of  its  most  recent  inspection  by  State  surveyors.  Follow- 
ing is  an  explanation  of  the  information  provided  in  the  sample  profile  for  the  first  performance  indicator,  "The  facility 
ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and  responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed." 

Column  1  —  Facility  Met/Not  Met:  Shows  either  "Met"  or  "Not  Met."  "Met"  means  that  the  nursing  home  performed 
satisfactorily  in  this  area.  "Not  Met"  would  mean  that  the  home  did  not  perform  satisfactorily  in  this  area. 

Column  2  —  State,  #:  Indicates  that  there  were  6  skilled  nursing  facilities  in  the  State  that  did  not  perform  satis- 
factorily in  this  area. 

Column  3  —  State,  %:  Indicates  that  the  6  facilities  that  did  not  perform  satisfactorily  represent  5%  of  the  skilled 
nursing  facilities  in  the  State. 

Column  4  —  Nation,  #:  Indicates  that  there  were  489  skilled  nursing  facilities  in  the  nation  that  did  not  perform  satis- 
factorily in  this  area. 

Column  5  —  Nation,  %:  Indicates  that  the  489  facilities  that  did  not  perform  satisfactorily  represent  5%  of  all  skilled 
nursing  facilities  in  the  nation. 


XXIII 


ALTAMONTE  SPRINGS  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LIFE  CARE  CENTER  OF  ALTAMONTE  SPRINGS 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

989  ORIENTA  AV 

ALTAMONTE  SPRINGS  FL  32701 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

240 

PROPRIETARY 

07/16/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

227 


Medicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

173 

76.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

185 

81.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

159 

70.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

175 

77.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

167 

73.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

12 

5.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

95 

41.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

13 

5.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

106 

46.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

125 

55.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

159 

70.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

15 

6.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

99 

43.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

152 


1 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

2 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 

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1  ui     iivyi  III  1^  i\j  ^i^vdii  11.^00  \ji  cluiiiiy        wciiiv  v^i  iiiv^vc  ii^^iy,  vjcii.'i  1 1  iiiiCrO  ctiiu  k/cii  diyoio. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
thp  rpmmmpnripH  Hiptarv  flllnwanrp^  nf  thp  FnnH  unci  Niitritinn  Rnarri  nf  thp 

il  1^   1  ^^Wl  1 11  1 1^1  iU^U   Ulwldl  y    Cll IW  well  l^wO   \Jt    1117   1   WvVJ   Cll  lU    l  ^lUil            l    I.J\./CIIVJ   \Jt  11 

National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
accordina  to  the  instructions  of  the  attendina  ohvsician 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition 

^^^yi  i^iivi^yi  I* 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

A  A 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

1  0.£. 

OA  7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


3 


ALTOONA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


LAKEVIEW  TERRACE  CHRISTIAN  RET  COMM 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

110  LODGE  TERRACE 

ALTOONA  FL  32702 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

20 

PROPRIETARY 

10/30/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

17 


{Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 
70 

0/ 

/o 

Battling 

nssiasnis  recjuinny  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

11 

64.7 

o  1 .0 

ft1  '^ 
O  1 .3 

Dressing 

nesiaenis  recjuinny  some  or  lOiai  assisiance  in  uressing. 

17 

100 

O't.O 

Toileting 

rtesioenis  repuinng  some  or  lOiai  assisiance  in  loiieTing. 

13 

76.5 

7fi  R 

7*^  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

14 

82.4 

7*^  ft 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiuGnis  wiin  catneiers  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaaaer  coniroi. 

11 

64.7 

70  0 

68  2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

7 

41.2 

36  9 

37  7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

3 

17.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

5 

29.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

4 

23.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

3 

17.6 

31.2 

31.2 

■Medicaid  Residents: 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Me\"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
N/1ET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

5 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

if 

% 

n 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (sliots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21  9 

2045 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


6 


APALACHICOLA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
APALACHICOLA  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


Street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

150  10TH  ST 

APALACHICOLA  FL  32320 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

10/28/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  Indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

46 

82.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

43 

76.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

37 

66.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

43 

76.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

48 

85.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

19 

33.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

28 

50.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

16 

28.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

18 

32.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

5.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

56 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

51 


7 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Iwlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

8 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

WlC.  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luoe  leeaing. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 
(  .o 

1 1  2Q 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1  Uo 

01  Q 

d.  \  .y 

c.  1 .0 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mc  1 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

(VIC  1 

g 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

IVIC  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includina  rsliaious  antivitie^  of  thp  rp^idpnt'^  rhnipp  if  anv 

III    1  IWI  1  1  im    I^UI  wUll^,    II  l\/IUUII  lU    1  ^IIUIV/UO    QwiiVlllwO    \Jl    ii  1^    1  ^OiU^i  11  O          iwlV/^,    M    Cll  'V  • 

MFT 

68 

14  0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MnT  KAPT 
InU  I  Mt  1 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

2  5 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

IVIC  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


9 


APOPKA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
FL  LIVING  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3355  E  SEMORAN  BLVD 

APOPKA  FL  32703 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

104 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

01/06/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

101 


■Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

47 

46.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

77 

76.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

69 

68.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

65 

64.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

55 

54.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram. 

2 

2.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

43 

42.6 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents. 

8 

7.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

54 

53.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

35 

34.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

75 

74.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

3.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

5.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

47 


10 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

11 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MFT 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

MC  1 

7  R 

1 1 9*^ 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MC  1 

1  flft 

1  UD 

91  R 
£.  1  .\3 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mb  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


12 


ARCADIA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DESOTO  MANOR  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1002  NORTH  BREVARD 

ARCADIA  FL  33821 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

81 

PROPRIETARY 

03/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

72 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

nc^olU^iUo  lULjUiriiiy  oUiilc^  or  lOlal  doolblariUc^  111  UaUlliiy. 

70 

97.2 

o  1 .0 

O  1 .0 

Dressing 

nt^olUt/illo  ic^LjUiMiiy  oUilIc^  Ui  lUldl  aooloictllk/c?  Ill  Uit;ooliiy. 

55 

76.4 

0*T.O 

OO.^ 

Toileting 

ncsiuciiio  rct^uiriiiy  ouiiic  ur  KJidi  abbisicinoc  in  luiicuriy. 

47 

65.3 

7R  fi 
1  o.o 

ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

49 

68.1 

ft 

77  9 

Continence 

nt?biat?rub  wixn  caineiers  or  parxiai  or  lOiai  loss  oi  dow6I  or  DiaQQ6r  coniroi. 

53 

73.6 

70  0 

68  2 

nebiuenis  on  inaiviuuaMy  wnuen  Dowei  ana  oiauuer  reiraining  program. 

4 

5.6 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  lUDe  Teeoings  or  requiring  flssisiance  wiin  eaiing. 

25 

34.7 

36  9 

37  7 

1 

1.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

46 

63.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

42 

58.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

42 

58.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

6.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sidn  care. 

15 

20.8 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

69 


13 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "IVlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  pettormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

14 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

cti  lU  luuc  icc^Ull  ly. 

Mb  1 

oO 

7  ft 

1  1  C.O 

11  Q 

1  1  .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mt  1 

1  UD 

Oi  Q 

cA  .y 

d\  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mb  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


15 


AUBURNDALE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


CENTRAL  PARK  LODGE  NURSING  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

919  OLD  WINTER  HAVEN  RD 

AUBURNDALE  FL  33823 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownerslilp: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

09/30/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

113 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

58 

51.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

94 

83.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

■  IwwIVIwl  llw    I  wVJUII  II  1^    wwl  1  1^    wl     IwhVil    QwwIw^QI  Iw^    II  1    fcwll^ill  IVJ* 

89 

78.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
TUD  or  loiiet. 

91 

80.5 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

LJ  AO  1  ^  Anto    \A/ltn             t  n  At                AF             ftl  4  1    Af    t  At'^  1    1 AT    r%  Al  At  A 1    A  f    A 1  A  A  A  A 1*    A  AAtfA  1 

nesiuenis  wiin  cainexers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaooer  coniroi. 

81 

71.7 

70  0 

68  2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

5.3 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luoe  Teeoings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eaiing.  i 

51 

45.1 

36  9 

37.7 

4 

3.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

55 

48.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

53 

46.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

74 

65.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

10.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

31 

27.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

70 


16 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

17 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council  National  Academv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


18 


AVON  PARK  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


HILLCREST  NH 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1281  STRATFORD  RD 

AVON  PARK  FL  33825 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

90 

PROPRIETARY 

12/09/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

89 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nipniy  speciaiizeo  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

86 

96.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

82 

92.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirino  somp  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  IwOlVlwl  llw    1  wUUII  II  lU    wwl  1  Iv    wl     VWVdl    ClwOlwmi  Iww    11  1    iWllwfcll  1^* 

82 

92.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  iK  or  tnil^t 

78 

87.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rpsiripnts  with  oathptprs  nr  nartial  or  tntal  loss  nf  hnwpl  nr  hIaHrlpr  control 

1  i^oivj^iiio  Willi  wdii  1  w  1^1  0  \ji  k/cii  iidi  yji  11./IC11  iwoo  wi  lufwvvd        iw/iciuuwi         iii  wi. 

78 

87.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Rpsiripnts  on  inrHlviriiialiu  writtpn  howpl  anH  hIarlHpr  rptraininn  nronram 

il^OI\JC?l  110  Ul  1  11  ILIIVILJUClliy  VVI  1111711  UV^W^I  Cll  Ivl  k^ldUvlOI    I^IICIIIIIII^  |.^l          ui  1 1. 

4 

4.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntQ  rpppix/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  fiQQi^tPinpp  with  p^tinn 

riC70lvlC?l  Ho                            lUUv7  lv7C7UIIIUO  SJt    lOLfUlllllU  ClOOIOLCll  Iw^  Willi  ^CILII  1^. 

38 

42.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

40 

44.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

26 

29.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

57 

64.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

10.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

4 

4.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

57 


19 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

20 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
uoiicioMcy  iiicty  ryproseni  an  ongoiny  proDiem  or  a  one-iime  laiiure  or  a  sinyie  sian  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

It 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  Uo 

1  DD<1 

1 7  c 

1  /  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o1 

D.4 

looy 

i  y|  7 
14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

00/ 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

lO 

1 0.0 

0.0 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

Ci.fi 
Do 

1/0 

1  nQQ 

1  uyy 

1 1  R 
1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

0^ 

107 

1  970 

1  4 
1  O.H 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  0 

0  ^ 
^.Q 

1  91 R 

\  C.\\J 

19  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

OD 

7  4 

1 041 

1  1 

1 1  n 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  \ 

fi  4 

14n 

1  *T  1  W 

14  9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

47 

Q  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

IviC  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


21 


BARTOW  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BARTOW  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2055  E  GEORGIA  ST 

BARTOW  FL  33830 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/21/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

119 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1  Iwwivlwlllw   1  wVJUII  II  lu   owl  1  Iw   \Jt     iWWdl   vlOwlwim  IVW   III    h^Mfcl  III  lU* 

112 

94.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpslripnts  reniiirinn  some  or  total  assistanre  in  firessino 

1  IwOlviwIliO   1  wvlUII  II  lU    Owl  1  Iw   wl     IWivll    OOOIO ICII  1  WW    III   wl  wwwil  IM* 

102 

85.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  or  tntAl  AQQi^t^nr^p  in  tnilptinn 

il^OIVi^l  HO  1  wUUII  II  IM  Owl  lie  ^1    IV^ldi  dOOIOlAI  IwC?  Ill   Lwlldll  IM* 

94 

79.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  lOiiex. 

87 

73.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ncoiuciiio  Willi  udii itfitji o  ui  pcii iidi  Ui  lUicti  lUoo  Ui  uuwci  «ji  uiduuci  wuiiiiui. 

84 

70.6 

70.0 

68.2 

r\cbiucrub  un  inuiviauaiiy  wriuen  uowei  ana  uiauQci  reirainirig  proyrain. 

6 

5.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ne&iticriib  receiviny  iuu6  Tceuings  or  r6C]uinng  assisiancc  wiin  caiing. 

42 

35.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

6 

5.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

59 

49.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

50 

42.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

80 

67.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

9.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

10.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

97 


22 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

23 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  Injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Matinnal  Rocoari^h  r**Aiin/^il    Nlatirtnsil  Ar'ijHomx/  r»f  Qr^ion/^oc 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


24 


BARTOW  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
THE  ROHR  HOME 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2010  E  GEORGIA  ST 

BARTOW  FL  33830 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

08/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 
59 


iVIedicare  Residents: 
0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tliese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  Inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

57 

96.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

57 

96.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toiieting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

50 

84.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

47 

79.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

44 

74.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

24 

40.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Compieteiy  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

64.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

15 

25.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

50 

84.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

5.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

27.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

42 


25 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

26 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  O 
/  .O 

1  1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

IvJb 

d.  \  .b 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

107 

??  1 

?q  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

fi  4 

1 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

q 

1  q 

1 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

KACT 

75 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  normal  niirQiiitQ   inpliiHinn  ri^linirtiiQ  ar'tiv/itioc  of  tho  rociHont'c  ohoir^o   if  sn\/ 

VhKJ  I   Mt  1 

68 

14  0 

1099 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

iVItI  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


27 


BLOUNTSTOWN  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
APALACHICOLA  VALLEY  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1510  CROZIER  STREET 

BLOUNTSTOWN  FL  32424 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/04/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

120 


i\1edicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

117 

97.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

26 

21.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toiieting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  I^WIUwl  11^   1  ^UUII  II  lU   OV/I  1  Iw   wl     iwldl   dwOlwidl  Iw^    II  1    LWII^lll  IM> 

91 

75.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  lUll^l. 

85 

70.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  nnrtifl!  nr  tntai  Inss  nf  hnwel  nr  bladder  control 

1  I^OIVJ^IIi^   Willi  \/Clii  Iwiwi  O  \Ji    li/Cll  iiCll  \JI    IwlCll   i\^00  \Jl    UwVV^I  \JI    In^ICIvIU^I  wwllilvl* 

77 

64.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  indi\/iduall\/  written  hnwel  unci  hlfldder  retminina  nrnnram 

1  i^wiviwiiio  wi  1  II  i\ji V luuciiiy  wiiii^ii  U\jv9^i  cii  IVJ  ikjiduu^i  i^iiciiiiiiiu  l/i  wui  cii  1 1> 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpppiv/inn  tiihp  fppHinnc  nr  rpniiirinn  AQQiQtsnr^p  with  P^tinn 

ri^OIU^I  IIO  1             Vll  1^   lUUC;  IC^wUII  !Mw  KJI    I  C?L|UII  II  lU  ClOOlOlCll  IwC?  Will  1  OCllll  1^* 

51 

42.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Compietely  bedfast  residents. 

4 

3.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

76 

63.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

56 

46.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

92 

76.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

1.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  speciai  sk\n  care. 

20 

16.7 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

103 


28 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  seventy  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

29 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (sliots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
aiiu  luuc  iccuing. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 
f  .o 

1 1 9*^ 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

N(J  1  Mb  1 

1  (JO 

d.  1  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IVlt  1 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MPT 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normfll  Dur^iiit*;  inpliirlinn  rplininii«i  artivitip^  nf  thp  rp^irlpnt'^  phnirp  if  anv 

III    1  l\Ji  llldl    k/UIOLII  to,    IIIV^IUUIIIU    i^llUlwUO  Cl\.^  liVlll^O   \jl    lli^   I^OIU^iil  O   WIIUIV./W,    II  dliy. 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

755  MEADOWS  RD 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33432 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

01/27/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

90 

76.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

103 

88.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

93 

79.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

102 

87.2 

fO.O 

I  1  .d 

Continence 

^  ^  -  J  _      .  X  — .               *X  L_       —   _  X         _  X                                                  _X  "1                    Bill                               ^1                           1                    lllft  Jl 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

93 

79.5 

70.0 

DO. 2 

Residents  on  individually  wntten  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

0.9 

4.y 

4.b 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

51 

43.6 

ob.y 

J/.f 

completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.9 

3  4 

Wit 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

44 

37.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

25.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

54 

46.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

7.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

6 

5.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

63 


31 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

32 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  ft 

1  1  d.O 

1 1  Q 

1  1  .a 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

10b 

on  A  C 

<i04o 

OH  C 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  fJIFT 

1  u  / 

90  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

6  4 

O.H 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

Q 

1  Q 

587 

6  2 

\J  .  Cm 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

75 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  normal  niir^iiitQ  inf^liiHinn  rplinir»iiQ  aptiv/itipQ  ni  thp  rpclHpnt'Q  ^hoipp  if  fln\/ 

Ml    IIVIIIICII    ^UIOUIIO,    IllOiUUIIIU    I^IIUIVUO   aV/  IIVIIICO  \Jl    It  IKS   lv70IVJCrlll  O   wllWIV/Cr,    II  diiy. 

KA^T 
mC  1 

OO 

14  0 

lOQQ 

1  W\7\7 

116 

1  1  .o 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

10  7 

1  570 

19  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  ^ 

1  £  1  o 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MOT  d/lCT 

36 

7  4 

1041 

11  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MFT 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MFT 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

23305  BLUE  WATER  CIRCLE 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33433 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

05/19/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

59 


Medicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidGnts  reauirina  soitig  or  total  assistancG  in  bathina 

52 

88.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RGsldGnts  rGauirina  soitig  or  total  assistancG  in  drGssina 

52 

88.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RGsidGnts  rGqulring  somG  or  total  assistancG  in  toilGting. 

52 

88.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

30 

50.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ResidGnts  with  cathGtGrs  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladdGr  control. 

31 

52.5 

70.0 

68.2 

RGsidGnts  on  individuallv  writtGn  bowel  and  bladdGr  rGtrainina  oroaram. 

1    1       Wl  ValN^  1  I  VW           II     11  l\rf  1  V          UWfcl  IT      VT  1  1  h^^^  1  1     tt^\^  WW  \^  1     \JLt  l\al          1  Vt\al  VI 1      1         hi  W*l  1  1 1 1  1  \A     f^'  ^'23             '  '  * 

3 

5.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RGsidGnts  rGCGivina  tubG  fGGdinas  or  rGouirina  assistancG  with  Gatino 

I  1  w  vlU  w  1  1  iw   1  w  w  wl  VII  1 VJ         w  w    1  WW  VI 1 1  1^  w   w  1    1  wvlU  1  III  lU   vtwwl  w  km  1  WW    TV  1 11  1   wvC  hi  I  '  23 

20 

33.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Ccfnoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

8 

13.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

0 

0.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

24 

40.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

0 

0.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


34 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "I^et"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  systenn  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

35 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reoresent  an  onaoino  oroblem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  sinale  <?taff  Der<5on 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

no 
OO 

7  O 

7.8 

1 123 

1  1  .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  yjo 

91  9 

1  fifi9 
1  oo^ 

17  fi 

1  1  -O 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

tylPT 

W\C  1 

1 U/ 

07QQ 

OQ  O 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

'31 
o  1 

ft  A 

1  QQQ 

1 A  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

Q 

1  Q 

QO/ 

fi  9 

O.^ 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

/  o 

O  1  o 

ft  p, 
o.o 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
III  iiuiiiioi  puiouiio,  iriuiuuiriy  rciiyiuuo  aLuviiic^o  ui  uic  rcoiuc;iu  o  uiiuiuc^,  ii  diiy. 

Mb  1 

OO 

14  0 

1  0\7%7 

1 1  fi 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

10  7 

1  0. 1 

1970 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MC  1 

19 

9  ^ 

1216 

\  Cm  1\J 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

IvIC  1 

OO 

7  4 

1041 

11  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


36 


BOCA  RATON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MANOR  CARE  OF  BOCA  RATON 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

375  NW  51  ST  ST 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33431 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

05/12/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

111 


■Medicare  Residents: 

14 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tfiese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
/o 

o/ 
/o 

Battling 

nesiuenis  rGquiring  somG  or  loiai  assistance  in  Daining. 

100 

90.1 

O  1 .0 

R1  <^ 
O  1  .U 

Dressing 

nesioents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  aressing. 

97 

87.4 

Oh.O 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

86 

77.5 

(  D.D 

7*^  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

92 

82.9 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

84 

75.7 

70  n 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.6 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

69 

62.2 

36  9 

37.7 

Vi/Ornpieieiy  Deuiasi  resiuenis. 

9 

8.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

28 

25.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

24 

21.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

54 

48.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

9.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

37 

33.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

30 


37 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

38 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
dsficiencv  mav  rpnrp^pnt  an  nnnninn  nrohlpm  nr  a  nnp-timp  f^iliirp  nf  a  ciinnlp  c:taff  npr^inn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (iDreathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 
1 .0 

1  1  C.O 

1 1  Q 

1  1  .v7 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

lUb 

OH  n 

d\  .y 

<:U40 

d.\  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21  2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  U 1 

00  1 

07'^Q 

C.  1  Ov7 

OQ  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

q 

1  9 

587 

6  2 

W<  Cm, 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15  5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuiis,  inciuaing  religious  aciiviiies  ot  ine  resiaent  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

ivit:  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MPT 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mb  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MOT  K^CT 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MOT  hAPT 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


39 


BOCA  RATON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MEADOWBROOK  MANOR  OF  BOCA  COVE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1130  NW  15TH  ST 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33486 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/26/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

112 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tiiese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1  1 WWIU  wl  1  Lw   IwUUIIIIIVJ    wWlllw   VI     IW  id  I    dw^l  wfcvll  Iww   III  k^MfclllllM* 

90 

80.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

91 

81.3 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  recjuinng  sorne  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

84 

75.0 

7*^  fl 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

80 

71.4 

77  P 

Continence 

Hesiaents  witn  catneters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  Diadaer  control. 

78 

69.6 

70  n 

RR  9 

11            1  ^iJ  >^  1^4^^                   I             It      mX  %  i  ^k  1 1 1       ma  i^iX^  4k  tfk     Mk  4k  «  a  j  4k  1     4k  Mk  4M     Lk  1  4k  4J  4J  4k  M    M  4k  4  m  4k  ■  tfk  ■  i*k  4M     «k  i^4k  i^4k 

nesioents  on  inoiviauaiiy  wntten  Dowei  and  Diadder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.6 

d  9 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiuenis  receiving  luue  leeoings  or  recjuiring  assistance  wiin  eaxing. 

39 

34.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

8 

7.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

42 

37.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

27 

24.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

34 

30.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

8.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

6 

5.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

57 


40 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  lime  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
Individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
Is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

1                       •!             1             1               1                                   II                                 "111                         1                     III           II                                                                                                J             '  1  1  - 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

41 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

ENT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

109 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

7 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
/o 

o/ 
/o 

Bathing 

ncoiuciiio  rcv.{Uiririy  boriic  or  loiai  aosibianc/c  in  udiriiny. 

99 

90.8 

O  1 .0 

ft1  f^ 
O  1  .O 

Dressing 

ric^oiuc^ruo  ic^cjuiriiiy  ounit;  ur  luioi  aobibiariuc^  iii  ur^bbiny. 

102 

93.6 

ft/1  '5 

ftT  9 

Toileting 

nesiuents  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

95 

87.2 

/  O.D 

7^  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

92 

84.4 

yt;  ft 

77  9 

Continence 

nesiaenis  witn  catneters  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  bowel  or  Diaaaer  control. 

74 

67.9 

70  n 

Rft  P 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

10 

9.2 

4  Q 

4  R 

Eating 

riesiaenis  receiving  xuce  teeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

33 

30.3 

37  7 

Vxompiciciy  ueuTasi  resiuenis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

35 

32.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

29.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

58 

53.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

9.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

44 

40.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

15 


43 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  wilt  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  tuii  ana  compieie  accounting  ot  resioents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

44 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

dsficiGncv  m?iV  rPOrP^Pnt  an  nnnninn  nrnhlpm  or  a  nnA-timfi  fAiliirp  r»f  a  QinniA  ctaff  norQAn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

"7  O 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

£.  1 

17  fi 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

tiACT 
Mt  1 

OO  1 

OQ  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

D.4 

1  QflQ 

1/17 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 

1  .i7 

OO  / 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

7^ 

1  o 

R1R 

R  R 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

III  1  ivji M idi  [juiouiio,  iiiuiuuiiiy  ic?iiyiuuo  auiiviuc^o  ui  uic^  ic/oiuc;iuo  L^iiuiuc^,  ii  any. 

Mb  1 

Rft 

14  0 

10QQ 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

10  7 

1  v.  / 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

1  ^ 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  t 

7  4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MC  1 

31 

\J  1 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVIC  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MFT 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

6152  NORTH  VERDE  TRAIL 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33433 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

02/04/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rssidents  rGouirina  soms  or  total  a<5<;i<?tancs  in  bathina 

114 

97.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residsnts  reauirina  some  or  total  assistancs  in  dressina 

1  IwwiVlwl  1          1  ^VJUII  II  lU    wwl  1  Iw              IwiUl    WW<JlwfcMl  Ivx^    11  1    VII  wwwii  lg> 

112 

95.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rpsldpnts  rpniiirinn  somp  or  total  assistanrp  in  toilptinn 

1  l^OIU^I  1  lO   1  ^VJUII  II  lU    owl  1  Iw   \JI     LWiQI    dwOiOlCII  I^W    li  1    Lwllwlll  IM< 

103 

88.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
luo  or  101161. 

92 

78.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

riColUolllo  Willi  OCill  It;lt7l  o  Ui  jJdl  Udl  \J\  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUWc!l  \j\  UldUUt^l  UUilllUI. 

78 

66.7 

70.0 

68.2 

nc?oiuc?i iio  Ul  1  II luiviuudiiy  wiiiic^ii  uuwci  diiu  uiduuoi  ic;udiiiniy  |jiuyidiii> 

1 

0.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

73 

62.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

71 

60.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

10 

8.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

99 

84.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

4 

3.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

8 


46 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  dally  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

47 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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■f"LJ  C  1 

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MTAINS 

Street  Address: 

3800  N  FEDERAL  HIGHWAY 

City  and  State: 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33431 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

51 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

04/21/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

38 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Batiiing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

34 

89.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

37 

97.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toiieting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

30 

78.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  or  tr^ilfit 

28 

73.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

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27 

71.1 

70.0 

68.2 

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ncoiuc^iiio       II luiviuudiiy  wiiiit^ii  uuwc7i  diiu  uiduuc^i  loLidiiiiiiy  [Jiuyidiii. 

4 

10.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

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12 

31.6 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  ciiairs. 

10 

26.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

24 

63.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

27 

71.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

5.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sl(in  care. 

5 

13.2 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

5 


49 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

50 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
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STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  Uo 

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Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

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Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

01 

R  A 
D.4 

1  000 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

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Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

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An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
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Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

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Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

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All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

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All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

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14  9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MPT 

47 

q  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

7300  DEL  PRADO  SOUTH 

BOCA  RATON  FL  33433 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

69 

PROPRIETARY 

08/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

69 


■Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

69 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

69 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

69 

100 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  or  tnilpt 

65 

94.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

69 

100 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

2 

2.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

32 

46.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

21 

30.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

65.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

61 

88.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

14.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

0 

0.0 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

0 


52 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  MeV  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

53 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  L/Ouncii,  iNaiionai  Mcaaemy  ot  ocicncea. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


54 


BONIFAY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BONIFAY  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

306  W  BROCK  AV 

BONIFAY  FL  32425 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/29/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

60 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

52 

86.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

55 

91.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

48 

80.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

52 

86.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

52 

86.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

1.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

50 

83.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

13 

21.7 

3,0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

27 

45.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

50.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

47 

78.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

15 

25.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

53 


55 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

56 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
anu  luue  Teeaing. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 

1 19^ 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1 UD 

91  Q 

c.  1 .0 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mt:  1 

31 

6  4 

1389 

1  wUw 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

NIC.  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

wc.  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includina  reliainus  activities  of  thp  rpsidpnt's  rhoirp  if  anv 

III    llWIIlim    fi^Uly^UI  iW,    IIIWll.>l\.illlU    I^IIUIVUO             LiVlil^O    \J  1     lii^    ICOiVJdii  O    ^1  1  ViV^^,    11    Ui  iV  • 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

lUIFT 

12 

1  Cm 

2  5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

M/~\T  ^J1FT 
INU  1  MC  1 

7  4 

1041 

1  w"  1 

11  0 

1      1  aW 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

n/lC  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


57 


BOYNTON  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BOULEVARD  MANOR  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2839  S  SEACREST  BLVD 

BOYNTON  BEACH  FL  33435 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

110 

PROPRIETARY 

12/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

103 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
rucjniy  sp6ci3MZ6Q  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

RGsidents  rGouirina  some  or  total  assistance  In  bathina 

79 

76.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reaulrlna  some  or  total  assistance  In  dresslna 

1    IN^v^lVd^^l  1           1  \ii'\^\4ll  II            WV^I  1  IN^    V^l      l^^hW4l    b&WWlw^Vtl  IWN^    II  1    VII  ^^wwll  1  Vj  ■ 

92 

89.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reoulrlna  some  or  total  assistance  In  toiletlna 

91 

88.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tfiilAt 

84 

81.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartiai  or  total  ln<5^  of  hnwpl  or  hiadripr  control 

84 

81.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  hnwei  and  bladder  retrainino  orooram 

5 

4.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivino  tube  feedinns  or  renuirinn  assistance  with  eatina 

49 

47.6 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDletelv  bedfast  residents. 

7 

6.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

51 

49.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

60 

58.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

68 

66.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

7.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

19 

18.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

19 


58 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

59 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

44. 

w 

o/ 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

snH  ti  iHo  fAoHinn 
Cll  lU  lUUc  ict^uii  ly. 

mt  1 

7  8 

1 1?*? 

11  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mt  1 

1  rift 

P1  fi 

£.  1  .U 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

g 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

III    1  l\^l  1  1  lUI    li^ VII  w  Wl  «v}    II  1  Wl  WUI 1  l\J    1  Wl  lUI  WW  w             ^1  V  1  ll\i/ w    V  1     hi  tv    I  v^JI  Vi  Wl  1  i  w    Wl  1  w            j    II    WAI  '  T  • 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


60 


BOYNTON  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MANOR  CARE  OF  BOYNTON  BEACH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3001  SOUTH  CONGRESS  BLVD 

BOYNTON  BEACH  FL  33435 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

10/14/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

hiahlv  ^npniflliypH  rarp  ?^nd  ^prvipp^ 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

72 

62.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

100 

86.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

99 

85.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

89 

76.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

47 

40.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

47 

40.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

42 

36.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

46 

39.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

47 

40.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

48 

41.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

28 


61 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  vi^ithin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

62 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  mav  recresent  an  onaoina  oroblem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  sinale  staff  oerson 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  Q 

^  1  OQ 
1  1  d.O 

1  1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

lUb 

d\  .9 

d\  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  \J\J 

^  1 

1fi6? 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

^  f  Ov7 

PQ  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

1  OOC7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mt  1 

Q 

1  Q 

1 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

75 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmal  niirQiiitQ   inpliiHinn  r^lininiic  a/^tiwitioQ  r\i  tho  rociHont'c  oh^ipo   if  an\/ 

III   1  Iwl  1  MCll   [JUIOUIlOt   IIIUlUUIII^  1  diyiUUo  CtOUVIllC^O  \Ji    lilt?  ICOlUC^IIlo  OMUIOs?,   II   Ctl  ly. 

Mb  t 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt:  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVIC  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


63 


BRADENTON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BRADENTON  CONVALESCENT  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

105  15TH  ST  EAST 

BRADENTON  FL  33508 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

110 

PROPRIETARY 

02/17/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

103 


{Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niQniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  In  bathlna 

1  iwwIVIwl  I  i  V    I  WUWII  II  lu    vwi  1  iw    v>     iwVvti    biWWiWiW&l  ivw    II  1    h^Vifcl  HI  ig* 

87 

84.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

ItOolUvlllO  iV^UIIIIiy  OUMIC?  \J\   lUldl  dOOlOlClllwO  III  UIOOOIII^. 

88 

85.4 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

nosiusnis  recjuiriny  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  xoiieiing. 

82 

79.6 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

64 

62.1 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  witn  caineiers  or  paniai  or  total  loss  ot  oowei  or  DiauQer  control. 

62 

60.2 

70  0 

68  2 

nesioents  on  inaiviuuaiiy  written  uowei  ano  uiaoaer  reiraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nooiuenis  loceiviny  luue  T@ouings  or  roC|Uiring  assioiaiiV/o  wiiii  eetuiiy. 

36 

35.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

64 

62.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

46 

44.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

47 

45.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

16 

15.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

25 

24.3 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

73 


64 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirenfients  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

65 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNmionai  nesearcn  oouncii,  iNaiionai  Acauemy  oi  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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BRADENTON  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1700  21  ST  AV  W 

BRADENTON  FL  33505 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

59 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

07/21/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

54 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

o/ 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

42 

77.8 

O  1  .0 

ol  .O 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

48 

88.9 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

47 

87.0 

/D.D 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

45 

83.3 

/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

48 

88.9 

/  u.u 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

3.7 

A  Q 

'f.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

27 

50.0 

Of  .  / 

v^ompieieiy  Deuiasi  resiaenis. 

1 

1.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

15 

27.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

59.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

31 

57.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

14 

25.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


67 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  tuii  ana  complete  accounting  ot  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

68 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

di  lu  luuc?  1  ecu II  ly . 

MET 

38 

"7  O 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  m 

1  uo 

1 7  fi 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  Ul 

DO  ^ 

97*30 

dMX) 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

1 

O  1 

1  '3AQ 

A  A  7 
1 H .  / 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IWIFT 

IVIC  1 

q 

1  Q 

1  .\7 

5ft7 

R  9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1  O 

15  5 

R16 

R  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

14  0 

10QQ 

1  \J  Z/  Z/ 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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FREEDOM  CARE  PAVILION 

street  Address: 

1902  59TH  ST  W 

City  and  State: 

BRADENTON  FL  33505 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

240 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

02/03/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

222 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

17 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1    1            1  ^1       1  1             1        ^1  VI 1 1  1  1  1                     111                1                       1                     1       WW%I  1  \^^^     III          VC  VI  111  1  \4  ■ 

135 

60.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

217 

97.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rpsidents  renuirinn  some  or  total  as«!istancp  in  toiletina 

1  IwwfU^I  1         1  ^UUII  II  lU    owl  1  1^   \JI     IWiUI    dOOIOiCll  Iw^   11  1    iWll^lll  IM> 

204 

91.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ik\  or  toilet 
lUU  (Jl  lUllcl. 

184 

82.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiripntQ  with  pflthpfprQ  nr  n^irtial  nr  tnt^il  Ihqq  nf  hnwpl  or  hl^irlHpr  pnntrni 

riC70lvJC7l  IIO  Willi  l_fClll  ld\7l  O  \Ji    L/dl  lldl  \J\    Iwldl   IVJOO  \Jl   UUWC7I  ^1    UICl\JLIC7l    OUI  III  \./l* 

180 

81.1 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ  on  inHix/iHiipllw  writtpn  hnwpl  flnH  hl^iHHpr  rptraininn  nrnnr?im 
ricoiudiio  \jt  \  II  luiviuudiiy  wiiii^ii  ukjwvk^i  di  iu  uidULic^i  i^iidiiiiiiM  |«'i  vUi  di  1 1< 

13 

5.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpciHontc  ro^oi\/inn  ti  iKo  fooHinnc  r\r  roni  lirinn  Qccictsnr^p  \A/ith  PJitinn 
nc;olUc;iilo  ic^Oc^lVliiy  LUUt?  Ic^^Uiiiyo  Ui  ic^LjUlilliy  doololdilu^  Willi  C7dlli  ly  ■ 

57 

25.7 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfast  residents. 

12 

5.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

167 

75.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

133 

59.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

102 

45.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

3.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sitin  care. 

41 

18.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

84 


70 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

71 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

77 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

210  21 TH  AVE  W 

BRADENTON  FL  33505 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

07/22/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

57 


{Medicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 

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highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

40 

70.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

51 

89.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

47 

82.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

47 

82.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

35 

61.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

30 

52.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

5.3 

o.U 

Q  A 

0.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

39 

68.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

21 

36.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

28 

49.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

7.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

29.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

33 


73 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Iviet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.8 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

74 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

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Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

91  9 

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Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

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Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

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Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
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MET 

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Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

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An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
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Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

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10  7 

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13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

1 9 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

36 

7  4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

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31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

INIu'  1    IVIC  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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HERITAGE  PARK  OF  BRADENTON 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2302  59TH  STREET  WEST 

BRADENTON  FL  33529 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

09/16/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

94 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niciniy  speciaiizea  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

82 

87.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina. 

93 

98.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

86 

91.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ul  lUlld. 

85 

90.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  nathpters  or  Dartifll  or  total  loss  of  howpl  or  bladder  control 

77 

81.9 

70.0 

68.2 

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0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rpsldpnts  rpopivino  tiihe>  fppdinns  or  rpniiirina  assistanoe  with  eatina 

23 

24.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

57 

60.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

31 

33.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

56 

59.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

18 

19.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

23.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

25 


76 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

77 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

o/ 
vo 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  coiostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

cii  lu  luut^  luouii  ly. 

IVlb  1 

38 

7  8 

1 123 

11  9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  nnaximunn  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MPiT  KylPT 
INvJ  1   IVtt  1 

1 

C  1  ,\J 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

1            1     IVI^  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

III     II III  I VCI          V 1  W SJi  1         1     III 1  U III %J     1        1  1      1       U  W         W  ^1  V  1  LI W          1      LI  1          1       W 1  ^1       1  1  L   W         1  1^^  1  N^V^  1     1  1     VCI  IT" 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

Citv  and  State- 

302  MANATEE  AVE 

BRADENTON  FL  33505 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

147 

PROPRIETARY 

06/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

137 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
rssident^  srs  rpopivino  annrnnri^^tp  nr  inai^nrnnrifltp  parp  It  mfiv  rpflpf^t  thp  fflr^ilitv'^  Ahilitv  tn  nrnviHp 

highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  In  bathing. 

101 

73.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  In  dressing. 

114 

83.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  In  toileting. 

89 

65.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  cfiair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

104 

75.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  witfi  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

94 

68.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  Individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

2.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

25 

18.2 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

3.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

79 

57.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

56 

40.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

80 

58.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

5.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

21 

15.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

111 


79 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  wlli  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  laciMiy  uses  a  sysiern  inai  assures  tum  ana  compiexe  accouniing  ot  resiaenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  nnonths. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

80 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  ail  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

i^y  may                     ctii  uii^Uliiy  ^iUUic7iil  Ui  o  Oiiy'lliliy  lallUio  Ol  cl  olliyio  olalT  poibon. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

"7  O 

7.8 

1 123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

c.  1 

1 RR? 

1  DO^ 

1 7  fi 

1  1  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10/ 

ci..\ 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

ol 

D.4 

1  ooy 

•1/7 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

y 

1  .9 

t;ft7 
Oo  / 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

1  o 

1  vJ.Q 

O  1  D 

fl  R 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  ot  ine  resiaenx  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

DO 

1  M-.U 

1  uyy 

1 1  R 

1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

Oc. 

1  u.  / 

1  970 

1  4 

1  O.H 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  9 
\  c. 

9  R 

1  91  ft 
1  ^  1  D 

1  9  Q 

1  C..'J 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

1  r\A  1 

1  1  o 
1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

01 

o\ 

ft  A 

1  41  Q 
14  10 

1 4  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NUI  Mb  1 

47 

Q  7 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

^>1PT 
MC  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

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5627  9TH  ST  E 

BRADENTON  FL  33507 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

03/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

44 


■Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

nicjniy  SPoClallZeu  CcuB  anO  S6rVIC6S. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

41 

93.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1    1  \^  %J  1  Nsi  %X  1  1             1  %X       \*i  1 1  1  1  1  \^     ^^^^  III  ^X          1               ^  W%  1                     1  ^X  Vwl  V  1  XX  NX     III     ^1 1  NX  ^X^XI  ■  1  N4  ■ 

41 

93.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1    INXNXfN^NXr  1  ^NX    1  NXNftX^II  II  1^4     %XnXI  I  INX     NX  1      \NX*v%l     WtNXNXINX  ^N*%  1  INXNX     11  1     XNXIINXVII  1  ' 

43 

97.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  nr  tnilpt 

41 

93.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

41 

93.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

■  1  WwlU  W 1  1  iw    w  1  I    II  1  w  1  V  lU  Ubll  1  y     VV  1  1  Hw  1  1    W  VV  w  1    Ml  lU    1^  1  vtVl  w  wl     1  w  11  Ml  1  1 1 1  1 VJ    laxi           1  Ml  11* 

12 

27.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tuhp  fppdinas  or  rpnuirinn  assistannp  with  eatina 

1                                 IWV^^IVIIIU    iUk^^    I^WUIIIUO   \JI    I^UUIIIIIM   dwwl  wlCll  Iww    Willi  ^dilllXJ* 

39 

88.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

40 

90.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

20 

45.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

32 

72.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

6.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

29.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

14 


82 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  lo  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
iduiiiiy  iiiubi  iiicei.   1  nere  are  over  ouu  separate  requirements,  i  ne  information  presenteci 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

iiic  ictuiiiiy  Uses  a  byoiciii  iiidi  aoouicb  Tuii  anci  cumpicie  accouniiny  OT  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

83 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


84 


BRADENTON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
SUNCOAST  MANOR  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2010  MANATEE  AVE  E 

BRADENTON  FL  33508 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

208 

PROPRIETARY 

02/10/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

199 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

161 

80.9 

OH  C 
Ol  .0 

Q 1  C 

Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

163 

81.9 

o4.o 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

142 

71.4 

/  D.D 

7*3  ft 
1  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

146 

73.4 

71^  ft 
/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

154 

77.4 

1  yJ.\J 

Rft  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

17 

8.5 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

49 

24.6 

"^7  7 

i/OiTipieieiy  DeuTasi  resiaenis. 

3 

1.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

136 

68.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

79 

39.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

149 

74.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

15 

7.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

57 

28.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

68 


85 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

86 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
IVib  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
difU  luuc  iceaing. 

MET 

OO 

7  P 

1  1  OQ 
1  1  C.O 

1  1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21  2 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  u  / 

00  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IvIC  1 

31 

6  4 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MPT 

Q 

1  Q 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

IVIC  1 

75 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  inrliirlinfi  rplininu^  artivitip^  of  thp  rf^irfpnt'^  rhnipp  if  anv 

III  iiv^iiiidi  ^ui  oui  lo,  iiiv^iuuiiiu  i^iiuiwuo  ciwii  V 1  ii^o  \ji  iiic  i^oivjwiii  o  wiiuiv.'^,  II  ally. 

IVIC  1 

14  0 

10QQ 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


87 


BRANDON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
THE  VILLAGE  AT  BRANDON  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

701  VICTORIA  STREET 

BRANDON  FL  33511 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

11/25/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

110 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

101 

91.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

103 

93.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

103 

93.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
luu  or  IOII61. 

86 

78.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wixn  caxneiers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  ot  oowei  or  oiaouer  coniroi. 

62 

56.4 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  wrirten  Dowei  ana  uiaaaer  retraining  program. 

8 

7.3 

A  9 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luoe  teeaings  or  requinng  assistance  witn  eating. 

32 

29.1 

36  9 

37  7 

5 

4.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

81 

73.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

55 

50.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

47 

42.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

11.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

36 


88 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  lime.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Ivlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  laciiiiy  uses  a  system  tnat  assures  tun  and  complete  accounting  of  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

 i\  

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

89 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl<ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

Alt  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  In  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


90 


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BROOKSVILLE  NURSING  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1114  CHATMAN  BLVD 

BROOKSVILLE  FL  33512 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

01/08/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

154 


IMedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

140 

90.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

124 

80.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

108 

70.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

119 

77.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

83 

53.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

7 

4.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

66 

42.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

109 

70.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

41 

26.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

84 

54.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

77 

50.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

110 


91 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

92 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mh  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
anu  luue  leeuing. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

A  A  f\ 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

1 UO 

51  0 

17  R 
1  1  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

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Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mt  1 

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Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

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Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
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An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dur^uits  includina  rpliainu^  artivitip^  nf  thp  rp^iripnt'^  chnifp  if  anv 

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Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

10  7 

1970 

\  Cm!  \J 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  p 

1  ^ 

1916 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

7  4 

1041 

11  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14  9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


93 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

10295  N  HOWELL  AVENUE 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/14/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

110 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp«5iHpnt<?  rpfiiiirinn  «>nmp  nr  total  a«i<5istanf;p  in  hathino 

99 

90.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp«;iripnt<i  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntal  a9^i«;tanf;p  in  rirp^<%inn 

1  I^OIU^IILO   I^UUIIIIIU    O^JIII^   \m/t     Lw  I.CII    CiOOIOlCll  Iw^    III  VJI^OwlllU* 

89 

80.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iripntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tnt^^l  flQQiQtJinr^p  in  tnilptinn 

76 

69.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

84 

76.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

r\^oiUt;iUo  Willi  Odu It7lc;i b  Ui  pdiUdl  Ui  lUldl  lUbo  Ul  UUVVUI  Ui  UidUUc;i  UUilliUI. 

74 

67.3 

70.0 

68.2 

nc^oiu^iiio  uii  ii lUiviuudiiy  wriuc;ri  uuwc;i  driu  uiduuc^r  rc^udiiiiriy  piuyrdiii. 

7 

6.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiuenis  receiving  luue  leeaings  or  recjuinng  aSSiSiance  wiin  eaiing. 

30 

27.3 

36.9 

37.7 

f^nmnlptplv  hpHffict  rPQiHpntc 

2 

1.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

58 

52.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

58 

52.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

69 

62.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

34 

30.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

81 


94 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
Individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

95 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  uouncii,  iNaiionai  Mcauemy  oi  ocicncss. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


96 


BROOKSVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HEARTLAND  OF  BROOKSVILLE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

575  LAMAR  AVE  P  0  BOX  1178 

BROOKSVILLE  FL  34605 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

03/22/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

4 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niyniy  sp6CiaiiZ6u  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

4 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpfiiiirinn  Qninp  r>r  tntai  fl^Qi^taripp  in  rirp^Qinn 

1  iwOIU^I  llO  1  ^v-JvJII  II  lu  Owl  1  lO  ^1    IV,/ICII  ClOOIOlCll  Iww  III  VJi^OOIIlM* 

4 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

noolUt^illo  it'^UIIIiiy  oUlllcj  Ui  lUlcll  ctoololallOc^  III  lUllc;Uiiy. 

4 

100 

76  6 

73  a 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

4 

100 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wiin  caineiers  or  pamai  or  loiai  loss  ot  Dowei  or  uiauuer  coniroi. 

3 

75.0 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiuenis  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wriuen  uowei  anu  uiauuer  reiraining  program. 

1 

25.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntQ  rpppi\/inn  tiil^P  fppHlnnc  or  rpniiirinn  sQQiQtsrtcA  witl^  Pfltinn 

riCOIVJwl  119  I^^OIVIII^   lUUC?  ICCfUlll^O  Ul    IC^^UIIIII^  ClOOIOlCll  iocs  Willi  OCllll  1^. 

3 

75.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoietelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

2 

50.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

1 

25.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

2 

50.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

2 

50.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


97 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  tfie  State  and  Nation.  "Ivlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  of  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

98 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  lUue  Teeuing. 

MET 

OO 

7  Q 
/  .O 

1  1  do 

I  1  Q 

I I  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21  .y 

2U4o 

oi  a 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21  2 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  KJ  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mt  1 

T1 

fi  4 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVIC  1 

q 

1  Q 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Ivit  1 

75 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  includina  reliaious  artivitip^  nf  thp  rp^iripnt'^  rhoirp  if  anv 

III    llV/IIIICtI    UUIwUI  iw,    lll\./IUUIIIM    1  ^1  lUI  WUO   Clw  IIVILIWO    \Jl    IIIU    ICOIU^IIl  O    WiiUIV/C,    II  dllV* 

68 

14  0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MFT 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


99 


BUNNELL  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MEADOWBROOK  MANOR  OF  FLAGLER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

300  SOUTH  LEMON  STREET 

BUNNELL  FL  32010 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

100 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

07/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

66 


{Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

51 

77.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

I  1  %^ \^  1  1 1  Vtf' V«  U 1 1  1 1  1^4            III  \^        1            kw4l    wCw wl  w  hV4i  1            III    Vii  I  %^  wwi  1  * 

56 

84.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletino 

I    1  W  Wl  Vl  W  I  1  LW    I  ^\al  U  1  1  1  1  lU    WW  I  1  I  w    wl             iw&l    Wwwl  w            1  w  w    III              I W  ill  ■ 

49 

74.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

60 

90.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rptiidpnt^  with  pathptpr<?  or  nartiai  nr  tntfll  in^Q  nf  hnwpl  nr  hladdpr  rontrol 

29 

43.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^idpnt^  nn  indiv/iriiiallv  writtpn  howpl  and  hladHpr  rptrflininn  nrnnram 

1  I^OIUwIltO   \Jt  1    II  l\JI  V  1 VIUCII 1  y    VVIILIOII    wWVV^I    Cll  lU    UlClUvlwl    I^IICIIIIIIIU    Wl  V./MI  Cll  l  l. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQldpnt^  rpppix/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  nr  rpniiirinn  AQQi^taripp  with  Pfltinn 

riC70ILJC7i  HO  IC7L/OiVMiU   lUUC   i\7C7VJII  lUO  \Jt    iC?ULIIIIIiM  ClOOIOlCll           Willi  \7CILII  IM> 

42 

63.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

2 

3.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

29 

43.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

10 

15.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

41 

62.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

12.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

36 

54.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

40 


100 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder.  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

101 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


102 


CAPE  CORAL  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CAPE  CORAL  NURSING  PAVILION 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2629  DEL  PRADO  BLVD 

CAPE  CORAL  FL  33904 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

11/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

112 


ly/ledicare  Residents: 
8 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

108 

96.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

101 

90.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

100 

89.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

97 

86.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

91 

81.3 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

76 

67.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

66 

58.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

63 

56.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

63 

56.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

8.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

35 

31.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

48 


103 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
TacMiiy  must  meet,  i  nere  are  over  ouu  separate  requirements,  i  ne  intormation  presenteo 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  tuii  ana  compieie  accouniing  or  resiuents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or.  If  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  Individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

104 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
ucnuici loy  may  ic^picocJiii  dii  uiiyuiiiy  prouiom  oi  a  Qne-iim©  Taiiure  oi  a  singiG  siaiT  pGrson. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

MET 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

OH  O 

21 .2 

-t  ceo 

1  f.O 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

■4      r\  f\ 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

c  o 
6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

1 5.5 

816 

o  c 
O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaninaful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident,  ft  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

1  1  .0 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

1o.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

o  c 
2.5 

l^lb 

■1  O  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

/  .4 

1 U4  1 

1  1  .U 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

1     1  o 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

WIC  1 

47 

Q  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MFT 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


105 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CORAL  TRACE  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

216  SANTA  BARBARA  BLVD 

CAPE  CORAL  FL  33991 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

01/27/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

28 


{Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reouirino  some  or  total  assistance  in  hathina 

1                                 I^VJUIIIIIU    Owl  1  Iw   \JI     IwlCll    Ciw<0lwlCll              III  l.^dllllllM> 

18 

64.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

27 

96.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

27 

96.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  or  toilpf 

22 

78.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  r)artial  or  total  loss  of  howel  or  hladrier  control 

1  i^wiu^iiiw  vv  1  ii  1  wdiiiwi^iw  wi   la/cii  iicii  wi   iv/icii  iVi/oo  \ji  k^wvv^i  wi  umvjvj^i  owiitiv^i* 

20 

71.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  indi\/iHiiall\/  written  l^owel  and  liladHer  retraininn  nronram 

3 

10.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

4 

14.3 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDletelv  bedfast  residents 

2 

7.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

22 

78.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

8 

28.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

15 

53.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

28 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

12 


106 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

Facility  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

107 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


108 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

BUILDING  247 

CHATTAHOOCHEE  FL  32324 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

303 

STATE  GOVERNMENT 

03/25/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

135 


i\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

125 

92.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

133 

98.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

109 

80.7 

76.6 

70  0 
10.0 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

116 

85.9 

/  0.0 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

121 

89.6 

/U.U 

00. C. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

22 

16.3 

A  Q 

A  R 
't.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

83 

61.5 

Q 

^7  7 
C  1  .1 

v^ompieieiy  Deuiasi  resiuenis. 

15 

11.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

74 

54.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

100 

74.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

134 

99.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

3.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

51 

37.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

68 


109 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  I 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

110 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

QdflC  3nCV  m3V  rSOrSSfint        nnnninn  nrnhlom  nr  a  r»no  timo  foilura  r\f  o  c^■rt/1lA  r\r^re>^r^ 
vioii^'i\^i ivjr  may  lojji^odii  ai i  ui i^uiM^  [Jiuuitjiii  \j\  a  urio-umo  laMUiB  QT  a  SlnylQ  SlaiT  pGrSOn. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

n 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  d 

ID 

1  O  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MC  1 

7  A 

1  i  n 
1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mb  1 

OH 

o1 

0.4 

i  y|  -1  O 

1 4.y 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mt  1 

y./ 

1  /inQ 
i4Uo 

1  /I  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MPT 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


111 


CHIPLEY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
WASHINGTON  CO  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

805  USERY  RD 

CHIPLEY  FL  32428 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

02/05/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

159 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
hiflhly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

142 

89.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

137 

86.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  1  w  wl  VI ^  1  1          1  w  VI U  till  lU    WW  1  1  1^    wl            iUl    CCwwl  W  LMl  1  WW    III    IWIi  w  ill  1^ • 

123 

77.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  i(^  t^il^t 

lUD  or  lOiiei. 

119 

74.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiaents  wiin  caineiers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  oi  Dowei  or  oiauuer  coniroi. 

122 

76.7 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  wrinen  oowei  ana  Diaaoer  reiraining  program. 

5 

3.1 

4  9 

T  •  W 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaents  receiving  tuue  teeaings  or  recjuiring  assistance  wiin  eating. 

93 

58.5 

36  9 

37.7 

2 

1.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

79 

49.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

106 

66.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

104 

65.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

8.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

93 

58.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

144 


112 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
luoimy  nius>i  riieei.  i  nere  are  over  ouu  separate  requirements.  1  he  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

iiic  idoiiiiy  useo  a  syoiciTi  iiiai  assures  Tuii  ana  compieie  accouniing  oi  resioenxs 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

bacn  resident  wno  nas  proDiems  wiin  oowei  ana  uiaaaer  ouiuiui  lo  piuviucu  wim 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

113 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl<ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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BELLEAIR  EAST  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

1150  PONCE  DE  LEON  BLVD 

City  and  State: 

CLEARWATER  FL  33516 

Participation: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

120 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

05/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

112 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

112 

100 

81 .5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

110 

98.2 

O  >l  o 

QO  O 
OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

106 

94.6 

/D.D 

70  Q 
/O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

96 

85.7 

/  O.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

66 

58.9 

/  u.u 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

36 

32.1 

'\1  7 

oompieieiy  Deuiasi  resiaenis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

50 

44.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

40.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

60 

53.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

12.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sidn  care. 

64 

57.1 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 


115 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  sl^illed  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

116 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

n 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functionino  to  orevent  loss  of  abilitv  to  walk  or  move  freelv  defnrmitip^  anrl  naralv^i^ 

■     ivkiw*          *v                   iv/v^tj  \jt  uwi  II 1  jr                   wi  II  i\j       iiwviy,  viwiuiiiiiiico  ciiiu  L/cii  cii  y  oio. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7  A 

1041 

n.o 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

D.4 

•i  A  "A  n 

14. y 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

A  "7 

y.  / 

1 4Uo 

1 4.y 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  sen/ed  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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BETHAMY  GARDENS 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2055  PALMETTO  STREET 

CLEARWATER  FL  33575 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/19/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

112 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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ni(i]niy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

110 

98.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1   1  \^  wl^l         1           1  >^  V|  Vli  III  IV4              i  ■  l\^                       l>b%l    blW>^l  V  l^ll  1              III    VI 1       wwl  1  Ijg  ■ 

92 

82.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirina  some  or  total  assistanre  in  toiietina 

1  lwwl\J^llfcw  1  wUUII  II  lU  wwl  1  Iw  wl    IwfcCII  Clwwlwldl  Iww   III  L^llwlillU* 

102 

91.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  ciiair  or  to 

102 

91.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQirlpntQ  with  f*sithPtPrQ  or  rortiAl  nr  tntsil  IncQ  r\i  hnwp!  nt  hlflHHpr  r*nntrnl 

riwOIU^IIlO  Willi  VirClll  IC7lv7l  O  \Jl    |.^CII  lldl  \Jl    kKJkCLI  IKJO^  \Jl   U^WC^I  Ul    UIOUvJwl   owl  III  wl* 

87 

77.7 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQirlpntc  nn  InHiwiHi  lallw  uirittpn  Hnu/pl  stnH  KisiHHpr  rptrfaininn  nrr^nram 
riwoiuwiiio  Kjti  II  luiviuudiiy  wiiiidi  uuwd  diiu  uictuuwi  it^iiciii  iii  ly  piL/yiciiiL 

5 

4.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQirlpntc  rp^piv/inn  tiiKp  fppHinnQ  or  rpniiirinn  accictftnpp  with  pstinn 

riv70l\JC7l  HO  1  C7V/s7IVIi  IM   lUUC  1  VC^UII  iUO  KJl    i  C^UII  IliU  dOOlOldl  lUv?  Will  1  C7dlll  1^  • 

45 

40.2 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

91 

81.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

0 

0.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

107 

95.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

107 

95.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

90 


118 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Mel"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  seventy  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

119 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

N;4tir)nfll  Rp^pflrrh  nniinpil  Nfltinna!  Arflripmv  nf  Scipnrp^ 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1270  TURNER  ST 

CLEARWATER  FL  33516 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

11/18/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


iVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

111 

96.5 

OH  C 

ol  .0 

0  1  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

106 

92.2 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

105 

91.3 

fO.O 

f  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  totai  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

62 

53.9 

7C  Q 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

105 

91.3 

70.0 

CO  o 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

46 

40.0 

Q7  7 

uompieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

8 

7.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

58 

50.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

55 

47.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

92 

80.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

11.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sl(in  care. 

6 

5.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

72 


121 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornfiance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=)EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

122 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
umiumiii^y  riidy  represent  an  ongoing  proDiem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1 .9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

A  r\r\r\ 

1099 

A  A  C 

1 1 .6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

H  OTA 

1 0.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

d.O 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

do 

1 A 

1 U4 1 

1 1  n 

1  \  .U 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

OA 

1  'f  1  o 

1  'f.O 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

Q  7 

1  HUO 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mt  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

401  FAIRWOOD  AVE 

CLEARWATER  FL  33519 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

106 


■Medicare  Residents: 

11 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niyniy  spsciaiiZoCi  Caio  ana  Sorvicss. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

85 

80.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

90 

84.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

94 

88.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  or  tnilpt 

89 

84.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

69 

65.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

8 

7.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinos  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

1  1  wwlU^  1  1  Lw    1  WWW  1  V  1 1  lU    lUl^w    1  w          1 1  lU  w    wl     1  wUU  II  1 1  lU    dwwl  W IMI  1  w  w    Will  1             III  1  g  • 

36 

34.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

77 

72.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

30.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

42 

39.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

30 

28.3 

31.2 

31.2 

IMedicaid  Residents: 

67 


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"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  ensures  inat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  ngnts  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

125 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DRUID  HILLS  SKILLED  NURSING  COMMUNITY 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

905  S  HIGHLAND  AV 

CLEARWATER  FL  33516 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

103 

PROPRIETARY 

05/20/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

79 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

9 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

55 

69.6 

OH  C 
Ol  .0 

O  1  .O 

Dressing 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  uressing. 

62 

78.5 

ft/1  "5 

ftT  0 

Toileting 

RociHonfc  roniiirinn  c^mo  r\r  tr\tQl  Qccictonr^ct  in  t/^ilotirtn 
nc;oiuc^iiio  icjL|uiiiiiy  ouiiic^  Ui  luidi  dobibicir lOc^  iii  LUiic^uiiy. 

58 

73.4 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tuD  or  toilet. 

64 

81.0 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiuenis  wiin  catneters  or  pamai  or  total  loss  or  Dowei  or  uiauaer  control. 

59 

74.7 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiaents  on  inoiviouaiiy  written  oowei  ana  DiaoQer  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  9 

4.6 

Eating 

hesioents  receiving  tuoe  leeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

41 

51.9 

36  9 

37.7 

^Ompieieiy  DeuTasi  resiusnis. 

3 

3.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

65 

82.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

40 

50.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

55 

69.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

15.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

20 

25.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

6 


!27 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

128 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luoe  leeaing. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

■1  no 
lUo 

A  ceo 
\K3Xid. 

1  7  ft 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

wic  1 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

A  A  ^ 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mt  1 

9 

1  .9 

587 

c  o 
D.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

(VIC  1 

75 

lo.o 

one 

olb 

o.b 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  niirQiiit^  inpliiHinn  rAlininiiQ  APtiwitiAC  r»f  thfi  rpclHflnt'Q  r^hnipfl  if  sinx/ 

III   1  l^^l  1  1 ICII  fi^UIOUIlO,   II  IwlUUII  lU   IwllUIWUO  ClwllVllli70  1^1    11  IC7  ICOIvlCSIIl  O  wl  11.^1017,   II   Cll  IV* 

KAPT 
MC  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

tiA^T 
MC  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

H  o  n 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

IVIC  1 

OD 

7  A 
1  A 

1 U41 

1 1  .(J 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

o  1 

ft  A 

1  't  1  o 

1 4  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

Q  7 

14nft 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HIGHLAND  PINES  NURSING  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1111  S  HIGHLAND  AV 

CLEARWATER  FL  33516 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

01/21/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

RocirlcintQ  roniiirinn  como  r\r  tntsil  fSQcict^^npo  in  hsithinn 

riC^OlUC?!  IIO  1  C^l^UII  11  ly  OL/1 1        \Jl    l^ldl  doOlOlCll  IS^sS  II  1  L/dll  III  i^* 

75 

64.1 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpniiirinn  ^omp  nr  total  a^^i^tfinrp  in  rirp^sina 

1  I^OIVJd  1  lO   I^UUIIIIIU   OWIIIw   \JI     K\J  ICll   ClOOlO  iCll  IVi/w    III  VJI^OwillVJ- 

99 

84.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  rpQuirina  some  or  total  assistancs  in  toiletina 

1  1  ^  WlU  w  1  1          1  WVl  U 1 1  1 1  lU    O  Wl  1  1  w    W 1     Ww  iVll    Mwwl  W  mi  1            III    ^Wl  1  w  ^11  l\J  ■ 

86 

73.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ul  lUll^l. 

76 

65.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHpntQ  with  pathpfprQ  or  nsrtiAl  or  totfll  Ioqq  of  howpl  or  hlflHHpr  pontrol 
riooiLJwi  1  lo  Willi  L/dii  icioi  o  ^1  iJdi  iidi  sji  iwidi  iv/oo  Kjt  UL/Wwi  \Ji  la/iduuwi 

80 

68.4 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQirlpntQ  on  inHi\/iHiifill\/  writtpn  howpl  AnH  HI^Hrlpr  rptmininn  nronrflm 

liOOlLId  llo  \Jl  1  11  lUIVILIUdliy  W!  Illwl  1  U^WC^I  dl  ILI  UldLIUd    1  C71I  dll  III  1^  ^1  \J^i  dl  1  >• 

2 

1.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

rmoiut7iuo  1  c^v./C7iviriy  luuc  loc^uiriyo  ui  rcv.|uiiiiiy  dooioidiioc?  wiiii  t^duiiy. 

28 

23.9 

36.9 

37.7 

ConiDietAlv  heHfaet  reQldentQ 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

49 

41.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

25.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

77 

65.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

6.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

13.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

20 


130 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  othier  facilities  in  tfie  State  and  Nation.  "Ivlet"  means  tfiat  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

It 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  laciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  mat  assures  luii  ana  complete  accounting  ot  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

131 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

rAOILI  1  Y 
MET/ 
NOT 

MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

126 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

09/03/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

119 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

35 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Battling 

ncoiuciuo  icLjUiriiiy  ourric  or  loiai  aooioiant/c  in  ijaiiiiriy. 

96 

80.7 

O  1  .Q 

O  1  .O 

Dressing 

nc;oiUc;lUo  rc^LjUiriiiy  bUrilc^  Ul  lUlal  dbblblai lot;  III  Uic^bbliiy. 

118 

99.2 

OH.O 

Toileting 

nesiuenxs  rccjuiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

109 

91.6 

7fi  fi 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tuD  or  toilet. 

115 

96.6 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wiin  caineiers  or  pariiai  or  loiai  loss  oi  uowei  or  Diauuer  control. 

88 

73.9 

70  0 

68.2 

AOI A  A                A  A    1 A  A 11  /I  A 1  1  A  1 1\  /    1                A  A    A  A\Af  Al    A  A  A    aI  A  A  A  AK    I'A'f  ■*  A  1  Al  A  A    AI*A  A 

nesiuenis  on  inoiviuuaiiy  wriuen  uowei  anu  DiaoQer  reiraining  program. 

3 

2.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

^jAAIAAA^f^    fAAAIl/IAA          lAA    TAAAIAAf*    AK    fAAl  IIAAA    AC>OlotAAAA    \AfltA    A  A^l  A  A 

nesiuenis  receiving  luoe  leeaings  or  requiring  assisiance  wiin  eaiing. 

50 

42.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Comnletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

0.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

63 

52.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

37.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

42 

35.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

5.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

54 

45.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

6 


133 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  phor  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

134 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
utJMuient/y  iiieiy  reprebeni  an  ongoing  proDiem  or  a  one-iime  laiiure  ot  a  single  statt  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

•i  AO 

lOo 

OH  O 
<£  1 

H  ceo 

1  /.b 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

c  o 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

7o 

1  b.b 

Q  -1  C 

O  ID 

o.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

CO 
DO 

14.U 

luyy 

1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

^0 
Oe. 

in  7 

1  Old 
\c.i  yj 

1  0,H 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1P 

1?1fi 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

QR 
OO 

7  A 

1041 

1  U*r  1 

1 1  n 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

O  1 

1  M-.y 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

A7 
4  / 

Q  7 
y.  1 

14  Q 
1  H.y 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 

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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

420  BAY  AVE 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

04/21/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

57 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

nesiucnis  icCjuiririy  some  or  loiai  aSSisiano6  in  ijairiing. 

56 

98.2 

O  1 .3 

O  \  .U 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

55 

96.5 

o4.o 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

54 

94.7 

/D.D 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

48 

84.2 

7K  Q 
^  O.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

51 

89.5 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

A  Q 

A.  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

15 

26.3 

Vl  7 

v^ornpieieiy  DeQiasi  resiaenis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

43 

75.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

27 

47.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

61.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

3.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

2 

3.5 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 


0 


136 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "IVlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
Is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

137 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

IVIt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
anu  luoc  Teeaing. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 

1  1  ?T 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mb  1 

\  UD 

Oi  Q 

c.  \  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IVlt  1 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVIC  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MFT 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  nr>rmfll  Dursuits  inrliidinn  rpliniou^  flptivitip^  nf  thp  rp^iripnt'^  phnipp  if  anv 

III  1 1  wi  1 1  icci  k/ui  oui  lo,  iiiv^iuuiiiu  iwiiuiv.yuo  ct\j  iiviii^o  \ji  iii^  iwoiu^iii  o  wiiwiv/^,  ii  ciiiy. 

MFT 

IVI^  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

1            1     IV1 1—  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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OAK  COVE  HEALTH  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

210  S  OSCEOLA  AVE 

CLEARWATER  FL  33516 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

56 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

09/15/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

43 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 

yo 

o/ 
/o 

Bathing 

nesiucnia  r6C|uiring  some  or  xoiai  assistance  in  uaTninQ. 

37 

86.0 

o  1 .0 

O  1 .0 

Dressing 

nesiuenis  rec|uiriny  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Qiessing. 

37 

86.0 

R'?  9 
OO.^ 

Toileting 

riesiaenis  recjUiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

32 

74.4 

1  D.D 

7*5  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

36 

83.7 

7R  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

riesiaenis  wim  caineiers  or  pamai  or  total  loss  ot  uowei  or  Diaooer  control. 

28 

65.1 

Mesiaents  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  Diaaoer  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaents  rGceiving  luue  Teeoings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eaiing. 

8 

18.6 

36  9 

37  7 

0/>mnlotol%/  hoHfoet  roeiHontc 

wUIII|/lddy  UCVllCl9l  lC9lUdll9a 

2 

4.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

14 

32.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

15 

34.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

22 

51.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

7.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

30.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


139 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysxem  inai  assures  lUii  ana  complete  accounting  ot  resiaenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

■                                                                          •                                   ■■                                 "III                         1                     lllll                                xl*                               •  _I  _   1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

140 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
ueiii^iei iL/y  mdy  lepioieni  an  ongoing  proDiem  or  a  one-iime  taiiure  oi  a  single  start  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21 .2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

A  C  C 

1 5.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

14.U 

A  CiCkCk 

luyy 

lie 

n  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

CO 

\\J.f 

1  Q  /I 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  o 

O  C 
d.O 

1  ^  1 0 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

/  .4 

1  (\A  1 

1 1  n 
1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

ft  A 

1  41  T 

^A  Q 

1  H.O 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

H 1 

Q  7 

1 40A 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mb  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3480  MCMULLEN  BOOTH  RD 

CLEARWATER  FL  33519 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

12/30/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

39 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Battling 

RociHontc  roni  lirinn  o/^mo       ti^tal  Qccictan^o  in  hathinn 
ricoiuciiio  icLjuiiiiiy  buiim  ui  luidi  dooioiai lOc  iii  udiiiiiiy. 

23 

59.0 

ft1  ^ 

ft1  ^ 

Dressing 

ncoiUciuo  icLjuiriiiy  ourim  ur  luidi  dobioidiiuc  in  uicooiiiy. 

34 

87.2 

Toileting 

ncsiucnis  rscjuiring  som6  or  loidi  dSSisidnc6  in  lOiicxing. 

34 

87.2 

7fi  fi 

8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

34 

87.2 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiQenis  wiin  caineiers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  ot  oowei  or  Diaaoer  control. 

28 

71.8 

70  0 

68  2 

nesioenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  uiaaaer  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

11 

28.2 

36.9 

37.7 

2 

5.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

9 

23.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

13 

33.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

18 

46.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

25.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

41.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

16 


142 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  lime.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

143 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaxionai  nesearcn  L/Ouncii,  iNaiionai  Acaoemy  or  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


144 


CLEARWATER  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
SUNSET  POINT  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1980  SUNSET  POINT  ROAD 

CLEARWATER  FL  33515 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

01/28/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

RpQiHpntc  r^aniiirinn  cnmp  r^r  tr^tal  ^^Gcictaripp  in  Kathinn 
ric;oiLic7i  iio  i  c^uii  ii      o\Ji  i      \ji  lyjicLi  ciooioicii  i^c?  ii  i  Udii  ill  lu. 

101 

87.8 

O  1  .yj 

Dressing 

ric;oiUc?i iio  icfLfUliliiy  ouiiic;  Ui  lUlcll  doololdl lUo  III  Uit^ooliiy. 

107 

93.0 

Of.O 

Toileting 

Rocirlontc  roni  lirinn  oomo  r\r  tr^tcil  Qccictan/^o  in  t/^ilotinn 
nti/OlU^I  Ho  i^LjUlilliy  oUllIt;  Ui  lUlcil  doblolcii  lut^  III  LUIIc^Uliy. 

88 

76.5 

7fi  fi 

7T  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

95 

82.6 

7R  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

86 

74.8 

fift  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.7 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

41 

35.7 

OO.C7 

'^7  7 

Of,/ 

Comnlptplv  hpriffl^t  rPQiripntQ 

3 

2.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

85 

73.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

85 

73.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

92 

80.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

7.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

90 

78.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

50 


145 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time,  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

146 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
utJHoieiiuy  iiidy  reprebeni  an  ongoing  proDiem  or  a  one-time  taiiure  oi  a  single  staft  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

A  A  r\ 

1 1.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

A  A  A 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

A  "7 

47 

14Uo 

14. a 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

fi4 

24  7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


147 


CLERMONT  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKE  HIGHLANDS  RETIREMENT  HOME  &  NSG 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

151  E  MINNEHAHA  AV 

CLERMONT  FL  32711 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

142 

PROPRIETARY 

07/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

125 


IVledicare  Residents: 
0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nicjniy  spccoiizeu  Caio  anu  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

97 

77.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  sorne  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

109 

87.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

107 

85.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  toilpt 

83 

66.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

79 

63.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

5 

4.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  recsivina  tubs  feedinas  or  reouirina  assistance  with  eatina 

1  IwWlVIVi^l             1  ^WwlVII  lU    LWIk/W    IwwVlll              wl     I  wVJUII  II  lU    MWwIWlVil  iww    Will  1    vViLII  Ig* 

33 

26.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

2.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

50 

40.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

29.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

77 

61.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

67 

53.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

78 


148 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tfiat  its  written  procedures  regarding  tfie  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

149 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Rs^parrh  nounril  National  Aradpmu  nf  SniencGS 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


150 


CLEWISTON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CLEWISTON  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

301  GLORIA  ST 

CLEWISTON  FL  33440 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

11/18/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

100 


(Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

81 

81.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

81 

81.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

80 

80.0 

Jo.o 

70  O 
fO.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

81 

81.0 

1  0.0 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

80 

80.0 

f\j.\j 

Rft  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

4.0 

A  Q 

A  R 
't.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

23 

23.0 

OO.v7 

'XI  7 

wornpiciciy  Dcuiasi  rcsiacnis. 

2 

2.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

62 

62.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

33 

33.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

39 

39.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

12.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

38 

38.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

93 


151 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time,  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

152 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

nflf ir^l AnriV  msv  ronrft^Ant  sin  nnnninn  nmhiom  r^r  a  rtna-timo  f aili  ira  r\i  a  cinnia  etoff  narcnn 
uuiivicir^y  may  lopioooiri  di  i  ui  lyuiM^  piUUIolil  Ul  a  KJ\\Ki~l\\%\V  lollUio  Ul  a  oliiyio  oldIT  polbUil. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

1  uo 

91  0 
c.  1  .c. 

1  fiRI> 
1  OO^ 

1  7  R 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  u  / 

1 

90  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o\ 

0.4 

1  ooy 

1  id  7 

1 4. 1 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 

1  .y 

oo  1 

R  9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

(  o 

1  vj.v) 

R1R 

R  R 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  ot  ine  resiueni  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

oo 

1  uyy 

116 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1*^  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

1  0 
1  ^ 

0  ^ 

1  91  fi 

19  0 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  A 

1  n^i 

1 1  n 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

R  A 

i4n 

14  0 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mt  1 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

IVIC  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 

153 


CORAL  GABLES  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DOCTOR'S  HOSPITAL 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5000  UNIVERSITY  DR 

CORAL  GABLES  FL  33114 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF 

30 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

02/26/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 


1 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^irients  rpniiirino  ^omp  or  tntai  a^^i^tanre  in  dre^^inn 

1  IWWIUWI  1         1  WUUII  II  lU   OvI  1  l\7   Wl     fcV./iCll    ClOOIwiCll  Iww    II  1    \Jl  WO^II  IM* 

1 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1    i       wl\i4       1  1  WW     1  Vi'W^  W  1 1  1 1  1^4                III  \^           1               Wbll          W wl  W  WbWI  1  v          III     W^^l  1  \^  Wl  1  1^4  • 

1 

100 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  nr  tnilpf 

1 

100 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

■    *              \rf  \^  ■  T  \\J     V  T  1  bl  1     WW  Wl  1%^  WS^  1  W    ^^1      |>^b4l  Wl  tiAl     ^^1               WwAI     1       W  W           1     i^^^  *  V        1           1      1^  1  V«  Vt^'l  \^  •                    1  Wl  \^  1  ■ 

1 

100 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

■  1  \^  wlv>l\^  1  1  Ww    W II    11  lU  1  V  1 VI 1  y     will  Ww  1  1    ttJ^J  VV  w  l    vll  IVI        l          Vl  w  1     1  w  11  Ql  1  1 1 1  lU    tJt             wll  1  1  ■ 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

1    1%^ Wl\al      1  1  WW    1  \^  Wxi'l  Til  1^4     WW  1^^^     1  ^^^^ VI 1 1  1 w    ^^1     1  V' V|  U  1 1  1 1  1^4    VCw Wl  *J  WV&I  1              TT  1  Wl  1         Vt  Wl  1  '^4  • 

0 

0.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

0 

0.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

0 

0.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

0 

0.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

1 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


154 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

n 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

155 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  uouncii,  ixaiionai  Mcauemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


156 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

6901  YUMURI  ST 

CORAL  GABLES  FL  33146 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

52 

PROPRIETARY 

03/29/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

45 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Battling 

neoiuerub  rucjuiririy  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Oaininy- 

42 

93.3 

O  1  .o 

o  1 .0 

Dressing 

ncoiuc/iiib  ici^uiiiiiy  ouriie  or  loiai  dooioicirii/c  in  uicsoiny. 

37 

82.2 

SKA 

Toileting 

rmoiuciiio  ic\^uiiiiiy  ooiiic  or  loiai  dooioiaiioc  in  loiicuny. 

39 

86.7 

7fi  fi 

7*?  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
TUD  or  lOiiet. 

35 

77.8 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

ncaiucnib  wiin  Oaiiicicio  Oi  pdilicli  Ui  lOldl  luoo  Ul  UUWel  or  UldUUci  ooniiui. 

35 

77.8 

70.0 

68.2 

nesioenis  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wniien  uowei  anu  Diauuer  reiraininy  proyram. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiuenis  receiving  xuue  leeuings  or  recjuinng  assisxance  wiin  eaiiny. 

19 

42.2 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

2.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

21 

46.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

17 

37.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

30 

66.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

45 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

9 


157 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

158 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
ueiiuioiiuy  Midy  itj^jie&tini  dn  ongoing  proDiem  or  a  one-iime  laiiure  oi  a  single  stati  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

r~  T 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

1 1 .6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

■\(\~? 
1 U.  / 

I  0.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  0 

\C.\\J 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

oO 

7  A 

1  nAi 

1  U*t  1 

1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

i4.y 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

y./ 

1 4Uo 

1 4.y 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  sun/ey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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PARK  SUMMIT  HEALTH  CARE  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

8500  ROYAL  PALM  BLVD 

CORAL  SPRINGS  FL  33065 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

35 

PROPRIETARY 

02/29/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

32 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tfiese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistancs  in  bathina 

10 

31.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

21 

65.6 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

ncsiucMis  recjuiriny  some  or  loiai  assisiancc  in  loiieiiny- 

20 

62.5 

7fi  fi 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

18 

56.3 

7*^  ft 

77  ? 

Continence 

nesiaents  witn  catneters  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaoaer  control. 

23 

71.9 

70  n 

6ft  ? 

nesiaents  on  inoiviuuaiiy  written  oowei  ana  uiaoaer  retraining  program. 

2 

6.3 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luue  teeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eaiing. 

12 

37.5 

36.9 

37.7 

(^oiTinlPtPlv  hpriffict  rpciripntc 

2 

6.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

3 

9.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

7 

21.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

5 

15.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

6.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

8 

25.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

2 


160 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  system  tnat  assures  tuii  and  complete  accounting  of  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

161 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

iNdiiuiicti  ric?oc?cii oi  1  Vb^uuiiuii,  iNctuuiidi  /AUdut^iiiy  ui  ooic^iil«c^o. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


162 


CRAWFORDVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

RT  1  BOX  335 

CRAWFORDVILLE  FL  32327 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/18/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

104 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

o/ 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

92 

88.5 

OH  C 
81  .0 

OA  C 
Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

92 

88.5 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

86 

82.7 

lO.O 

7*5  ft 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

78 

75.0 

/  O.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

86 

82.7 

70  n 

Rfl  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

2.9 

A  fi 

H.O 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

51 

49.0 

'57  7 

uornpieieiy  Deuiasi  resiaenis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

78 

75.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

51 

49.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

64 

61.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

5.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

7 

6.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

92 


163 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

164 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=fEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
aiiu  luuc  iccuing. 

MET 

OO 

7  fl 
/  .O 

\  1  C.O 

1  1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1  Uo 

OH  n 

d\  .y 

Oi  R 
C\  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

PQ  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

iVIC  1 

■^l 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
w^th  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MPT 

g 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MFT 

INW  i    IVl 1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

III     1  1  Wl  1  1  lUI     h^UI  WWIfcWf     11  IWl  U^all               1  vl  I  Vj|\y  VI W    VftW  ^1  V  1  11  WW    W  1     ^1  1 V     1  W  Wl  V<l  Wl  I  i   W            IWl  WN^  |     11     Ul  1  J  • 

NOT  MFT 

1           1     IVl  1   1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

1           1     IVl  I—  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


165 


CRESCENT  CITY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKESHORE  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

100  LAKE  ST 

CRESCENT  CITY  FL  32012 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

92 

PROPRIETARY 

06/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

85 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^irlpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntal  a^^i^tanop  in  hflthinn 

1  I^OIUd  1  lO   1  ^UUII  II  lU    Owl  1  Iw   \J1     \,\J^CLI    dOOIOiCll              II  1    l«/ClLi  III  IM< 

29 

34.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpQiHpntQ  rpnuirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntal  a^^i^tflnpp  in  rirp^^inn 

73 

85.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  cnmp  nr  tntal  ciQQiQtflnnp  in  tnilptinn 

llwOlUwl  ILO  1  C?^UII  II  lU  0\Ji  1  iv7  \Jl    1\JICI(  dOOlOldl  lOw  II  1   IVIIwlll  1^. 

73 

85.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

71 

83.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RociHontc  vA/itH  /^athotorc  nr  nsrtial  nr  tntal  Incc  nf  KniA/ol  nr  KIqHHot  nnntrni 
r\c;olUc^i llo  Willi  udlilt^l^lo  Ui  [Jclillcll  Ui  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUWc^l  Ui  UldUUt^l  L/UllllUi. 

73 

85.9 

70.0 

68.2 

RociHontc  nn  inHi\/iHi  iqIK/  xA/ritton  KniA/^l  cinH  HlorlHor  rotrsininn  nrnnrom 
nt^olUc^lllo  Ull  iilUIVIUUdliy  Willlt^ll  UUWt^l  dllU  UldUUc^l  ic;udlllliiy  piuyidiii. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

DAciH^nfc  r^n^iv/inn  tiiK^  fooHinnc  nr  roniiirlnn  QCcictonnA  \AfitH  ootinn 
nUolU^tllo  r^uc;IVniy  lUlJt?  lc;^UIIiyb  Ul  ^c;^UIlllly  dbolbldlloc^  Willi  c;dlliiy. 

37 

43.5 

36.9 

37.7 

8 

9.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  ctiairs. 

37 

43.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

64 

75.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

63 

74.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

11.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

57 

67.1 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

75 


166 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  MeV  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

167 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Ressarrh  Council  Natinnal  Arademv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


168 


CRESTVIEW  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CRESTVIEW  NURSING  &  CONVALESCENT  HOME 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1849  E  1ST  ST 

CRESTVIEW  FL  32536 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

07/22/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

lllv.]iHy  opoUicill^cU  wdic  aiiU  9C^iVILfC;o. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  In  bathing. 

103 

87.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  In  dresslna 

110 

93.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Re^ldpnt^  rpnuirinn  ^omp  or  tntnl  fl^^i^t^ripp  in  toilptinn 

1  IwOIVIWIIlw   1                 II  lU   wWI  1  i  w   \JI     kwiCII   dOOI^im  Iww   III  iWliwLlliU* 

91 

77.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  lUIIC^l. 

83 

70.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^iripntQ  with  ppthptprQ  or  OArtifll  or  totsil  Iocq  of  howpl  or  hlaHHpr  oontrol 
ri^oivJwiiio  Willi  1./CIII         o  \j\  pcii  iioi  \Ji  i^Jidi  iwoo  \ji  UL/wd  \Ji  uiciLiuoi  ouiiiiv./i. 

90 

76.3 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ  on  inriix/iHiiAllw  writtpn  HowpI  ahH  KlAHHpr  rptrAininn  nronrftm 

riwOlvJC^I  119  \Jl  1  II  lulVIUUClliy  Wl  lllC!l  l  UKjnKSl  Cil  lU  UldviUv?!    i  sSU  all  III  1^  ^1  \J^l  Cll  1 1* 

2 

1.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpppi\/inn  tiiHp  fppHinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  nQQiQtAncp  with  p^tinn 

riwOI\Jwl  HO  l^wwIVIIIU                ls7C7lJIIIUO  \Ji    1  dJUII  II  1^  dOOIOlCII  IwO  Willi  ^Cllil  1^* 

36 

30.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

2.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

74 

62.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

102 

86.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

73 

61.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

6.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

62 

52.5 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

95 


169 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

170 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  xuue  leeuing. 

MET 

7  Q 
/  .O 

1 1  do 

I  1  Q 

I I  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

?1  ? 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

\V\C  1 

1  07 

C.C..  \ 

07'kCt 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb.  1 

O  1 

1  OOv7 

14  7 

1  *T.  t 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVlt  1 

q 

1  Q 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

In  nnrmfll  nur^iiit^  inpliiriinn  rplininiiQ  aptivitipQ  nf  thp  rpQiHpnt'Q  phnipp  if  anv 

III    1  IWI  1 1 ICII    ^UIOUIIO,    II  IV^IUUII  lU    1  dlUIV^UO   ClOllVlllOO  \JI    11  1^   I^OiU^lli  O                          M  ciiiy. 

Ivit  1 

68 

14  0 

1099 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

K/IPT 
IVIP  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


171 


CRYSTAL  RIVER  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CRYSTAL  RIVER  GERIATRIC  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

136  NE  12TH  AVE 

CRYSTAL  RIVER  FL  32629 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

150 

PROPRIETARY 

02/12/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


l\Aedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Rp^iripnt^  rf^nuirinn  ^omp  or  total  assi^tannp  in  hathina 

1  I^OIVI^II  Iw   1                 II  lU   Ovl  11^   \JI     l\J  Ldl   Clwwl  wlvll  Iw^    III  k^vlLIIIIIM* 

104 

88.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsiripnt^  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  total  a<;^istanop  in  rirp^sino 

1  I^OIVI^II  Iw   i  wUUII  II  lU   Owl  1  1  w   \JI     ^Wivll    ClOOlO  ICtl  1  WW    III    \Jt  w  Owll  lU  ■ 

107 

90.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qomp  or  total  aQQiQtanop  in  toilptinn 

riwOlwwIllO  IwUUIIIIIm  Owl  I  Iw  wI    lUldl  dOOIOlCII  Iww  III   lUllwlll  lU. 

88 

74.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  il^  rtr  trtjlot 

lUD  or  loiici. 

92 

78.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHpntQ  with  pflthPtprQ  nr  nartif^l  r\r  trital  lr>QQ  ni  Hnwol  nr  hIsiHHpr  printrol 

riC70iLlv7l  Ho  Willi  OCllI  IC710I O  \J\    ^dl  Lldl  WI    lUlCll  lUoO  \Jt   UKJMVKSt  \Jl    UldULIwl  OwllllWI- 

93 

78.8 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntc  on  inHi\/iHi  lollw  \A/rittpri  Ka\a/pI  sinH  KlarlHor  rptraininn  nrr»nrflm 
nc^oiud iio     \  11  luiviuuciiiy  wiiiic^ii  uuwc^i  diiu  uiduuc^i  ic^iidiiiiiiy  piu^idiii. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpciHpntc  rpr*pi\/inn  tiiKo  fpoHinnc  r\r  roniiirinn  ftccictsnop  u/ith  psitinn 
ric7oiUc;iiiD  ic^uc^iVMiy  luut;  ic^c;uuiyo  ui  it^^uiiiiiy  dooioidiiov  wiiii  c^diiiiy. 

48 

40.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

2 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

69 

58.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

58 

49.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

100 

84.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

19 

16.1 

31.2 

31.2 

■Medicaid  Residents: 

93 


172 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
persona!  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

173 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


174 


CRYSTAL  RIVER  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CYPRESS  COVE  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

700  S  E  8TH  AVENUE 

CRYSTAL  RIVER  FL  32629 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

12/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

101 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

63 

62.4 

Q-i  C 

o  1 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

82 

81.2 

o4.o 

oo.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

74 

73.3 

1  D.D 

7*5  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

76 

75.2 

IK  ft 

77  9 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

74 

73.3 

6ft  P 

nesiaents  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  Diaaaer  retraining  program. 

1 

1.0 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

23 

22.8 

37  7 

COmpi9T0iy  DSaTaSI  rOSiaaniSi 

1 

1.0 

3  0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

74 

73.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

27 

26.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

88 

87.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

21.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

81 


175 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

176 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

11 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

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1  7  fi 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

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Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

D.4 

1  OQO 

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1/17 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

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Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

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An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
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Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1  U.  / 

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1  4 

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Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

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All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

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110 
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All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

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Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVIC  1 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

IVIC  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


177 


DADE  CITY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DADE  CITY  GERIATRIC  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

805  W  COLEMAN  AV 

DADE  CITY  FL  33525 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

03/16/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

100 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

niC]niy  Sp6ClallZ60  Caic  anQ  ScrvlCcS. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

ResidGnts  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

99 

99.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

84 

84.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

77 

77.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tuh  nr  toilpt 

45 

45.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

74 

74.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

8 

8.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivinn  tubp  feedina^  nr  renuirina  a^^i^tanne  with  eatina 

62 

62.0 

36.9 

37.7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

64 

64.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

50 

50.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

85 

85.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

6.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

23.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

80 


178 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

179 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

N^tlnnAl  RpQ^arph  (^minpil   Natinnf^l  ApaHpmw  nf  ^pjpnppQ 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


180 


DADE  CITY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
PASCO  NURSING  AND  REHAB  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

447  N  FIFTH  ST 

DADE  CITY  FL  33525 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

40 

PROPRIETARY 

04/30/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

40 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

FlColUdllo  ic^LfUilliiy  oUM Ic;  Ui  lUldl  doololdi  lUt^  III  Udllllll^. 

40 

100 

O  1  ,\j 

O  1  ,\J 

Dressing 

nc^oiUdiio  ic^LjUllliiy  oUillc;  Ul  lUldl  doololdliot?  Ill  Ulc^oolliy. 

37 

92.5 

0*T.O 

Toileting 

R^QiH^ntc  roni lirinn  cr^mo  r>r  tntal  accictonr^o  in  tr^ilotinn 
ncoiuc?iiLo  ic^LfUlllliy  oUlllw  Ul  lUldl  doololdiiut^  III  lUllt^Uliy. 

28 

70.0 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

30 

75.0 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

ncoiuclllo  Willi  Ocllllclcio  Ul  pcti lldl  Ui  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUWcl  Ui  UldUUci  UUIIIIUI. 

30 

75.0 

70.0 

68.2 

ncbiuciiib  uri  inuiviuuaiiy  wruien  uowsi  anu  uiauusr  rcxraininy  program. 

12 

30.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ncoiucnib  icceiviny  iuij6  T66Qingo  or  recjuinrig  dSSistanc©  witn  6aiing. 

11 

27.5 

36.9 

37.7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

21 

52.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

17 

42.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

87.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

10.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

12.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

36 


181 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

182 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

IVIt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  Injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
anu  luuc  iccQiny. 

MET 

JO 

7  Q 
/  .O 

1  1  C.O 

I  1  Q 

I I  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mb  1 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  In  eating  or  drinking  Is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  V  1 

9Q  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  In 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

O  1 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  q 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

i  \Jm\J 

R  8 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  Is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  Interests  of  each  resident.  It  Is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

MET 

14  0 

10QQ 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  Implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  Instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  In  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  In  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


183 


DADE  CITY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ROYAL  OAK  NURSING  RESORT 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

700  ROYAL  OAK  LANE 

DADE  CITY  FL  33525 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

01/14/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


Medicare  Residents: 
1 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

1  ii^i  iiy  o|J^^iciii^c«u  \^cii      cii  lu 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

109 

92.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

105 

89.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toiieting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

101 

85.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  \J\  iiJWxSi. 

100 

84.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RAciH^ntQ  with  psithotorc  or  nfirti^tl  r\r  total  locc  of  Kou/ol  or  KlaHrior  pontrol 
FlVolUdllo  Willi  Odll  It^lv^l O  \Jl  |JCll  lldl  Ul  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUWc;l  Ul  UiCtUUd  UUIIIILII* 

101 

85.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Dacirlontc  on  inHi\/iHi  iqIK/  \A/ritton  Kovuol  onH  KlaHHor  rotroinino  ororiram 
nc!olUt;lllo  Uil  II  lUIVIUUdliy  Willlt;ll  UUW^I  ailU  UldUUc^i  lt;Udli  liliy  |JlUyidiil* 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rocirlontc  ror*oi\/inn  tiiKo  fooHinric  or  rooiiirino  occictanoo  u/itK  oatlno 
nVolUt^i  Ho  1  t7L/C?IVIi  ly  LUUc  it^c^Uiliyo  Ul  Ic^LfUllliiy  doololdilOw  Willi  c;dlll  ly  > 

48 

40.7 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfast  residents. 

12 

10.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chialrs. 

88 

74.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

66 

55.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

90 

76.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  witli  bed  sores. 

10 

8.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

118 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

72 


184 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  lUii  ana  compieie  accouniing  oi  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

185 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  of  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council  National  Academv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  Is  maintained  In  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


186 


DANIA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DANIA  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

440  PHIPPEN  RD 

DANIA  FL  33004 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

88 

PROPRIETARY 

06/23/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

85 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tiiese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
To 

0/ 
70 

Bathing 

nesiaenis  rec|uiring  some  or  lOiai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

75 

88.2 

O  1  .o 

0  1 .0 

Dressing 

AO     A                     1 1  rm/^  o  a      a  ak  t  At    1  aooio^aa  a  a  i  a  a  r  aoo  i  a  a 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  aressing. 

85 

100 

oh-.o 

Toileting 

piesiaents  requiring  some  or  lOiai  assistance  in  lOiieting. 

76 

89.4 

7fi  fk 
1  D.D 

I'A  ft 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

74 

87.1 

1  O.O 

77  5 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

11 

90.6 

70  n 
/  u.u 

fift  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

4.7 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

61 

71.8 

37  7 

v^uiiipideiy  DcQTasi  rcsiuenis. 

9 

10.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

67 

78.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

50 

58.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

60 

70.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

7.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

24 

28.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

77 


187 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

188 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=)EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luoe  Teeuing. 

MET 

7  ft 

1  1  O'i 
1  1  ^<3 

1  1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

OH  Q 

d\  .y 

Of\A  C 

<;U4o 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21  2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

1  U  1 

?P  1 

PQ  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mt  1 

"^l 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVID  i 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MFT 

ntc  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includina  relioiou^  activities  nf  thp  rpsidpnt's  rhnirp  if  anv 

III  1 1  wi  iiivti  |i^uiwui  iw,  iii\^iuuiiiu  1  wi  luivyuo  ciw  iiviiiwo  ^.^i  iii^  i^oiu^iii  o  v/i  i  wi  v^^,  ii  cii  ly  * 

MFT 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

r/lC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


189 


DAVENPORT  FL 


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WILLIAM  L  HARGRAVE  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

206  W  ORANGE  ST 

DAVENPORT  FL  33837 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

06/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

58 


Medicare  Residents: 

32 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

nt^olUc^l  llo  ic^LjUlllliy  oUIMt;  Ui  lUldl  doololctl  lOo  III  Udllllliy. 

56 

96.6 

O  1  myj 

Dressing 

noolUc;illo  ic;L|UIMIiy  bUillt^  Ul  lUldl  doololdllUc;  III  Ulc;oolliy. 

44 

75.9 

84 

83  2 

Toileting 

36 

62.1 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

37 

63.8 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiuents  wiiri  Caineiers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  oi  dow6I  or  uiauusr  coniroi. 

42 

72.4 

70  0 

68.2 

nesiaenis  on  inQiviuUaiiy  wriuen  Dowei  ana  Diaouer  reiraining  program. 

9 

15.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  tuoe  leeaings  or  recjuiring  assisiance  wiin  eaiing. 

11 

19.0 

36.9 

37.7 

V/Uiiipiciciy  Dcuidsi  rcoiuciiioi 

1 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

39 

67.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

20 

34.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

31 

53.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

3.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

58 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

26 


190 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "I^et"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

191 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  Is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


192 


DAYTONA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CLYATT  MEMORIAL  INC 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1001  S  BEACH  ST 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32014 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

99 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

06/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

86 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

DaciHontc  roniiirinn  como  r\r  tntal  occictan/^o  in  hsjthinn 
ncioiuc^iHo  icLjuiiiiiy  oUiMt'  Ui  luiai  dooioidiiuc  iii  uduiiiiy. 

80 

93.0 

O  1  t\J 

ft1  s 

Dressing 

nesiQcDis  recjuiriny  some  or  lOiai  assisiancs  in  □rcssing. 

82 

95.3 

0*T.O 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  TOiieiing. 

79 

91.9 

/  D.O 

7*5  ft 
1  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

79 

91.9 

7c;  ft 

77  9 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

75 

87.2 

70  n 

Rft  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

8 

9.3 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

29 

33.7 

37  7 

3 

3.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

36 

41.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

64 

74.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

76 

88.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

8.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

26.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

22 


193 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

;nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tiiat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

194 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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n«_>ic;i  ivy   II  lay   i  cjji  ^oc;i  rl  ail  \jl  lyuii  1^  pi  UUIc;!!  1  Ul    cl  \J\  IC  Ul  HC   IdllUl      Ul   ct  Oil  lU  l\>  olcti  1   UWI  oUl  1. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

lUo 

dA  .d. 

1  DD/1 

1  7  R 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o1 

b.4 

A  oon 

looa 

A  A  ~7 
14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

a 

■1  Q 

1  .a 

CD7 

Oof 

A  O 
O.d 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  0 

1  0.0 

0  1  D 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  ine  resiuent  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

DO 

^A^^ 

1  uaa 

1  1  f% 
1  1 .0 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

0^ 

1  n  7 
1  u.  / 

1 57r» 

1  O.'f 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  c. 

0 

d..O 

1  ^  1  D 

1  5  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  A 

1  r\AA 

110 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

fi  A 

o.t 

^A^'\ 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

47 

Q  7 

1408 

1  *T\/0 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

(vie:  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


195 


DAYTONA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DAYTONA  BEACH  GERIATRIC  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1055  3RD  ST 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32017 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

11/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

146 


Medicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
hiahlv  SDecialized  care  and  services 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

119 

81.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

120 

82.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

120 

82.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

115 

78.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

•97 

66.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

2.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

48 

32.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

32 

21.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

87 

59.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

76 

52.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

9.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

44 

30.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

102 


196 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  I 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  ensures  inax  lis  wriuen  proceoures  regaraing  tne  ngnts  ana 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

urugs  TO  coniroi  uenavior  ana  pnysicai  resirainxs  are  oniy  usea  wnen  auinorizea  oy  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

cacn  resiucni  is  aiioweo  lo  communicaxe,  associaxe  anu  meex  privaxeiy  wixn 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

cacn  resiaenx  is  aiiowea  lo  reiain  ana  use  nis/ner  personal  possessions  ana  cioxning 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

1  ne  Taciiixy  ensures  max  xne  neaiin  care  or  eacn  resiaenx  is  unaer  xne  conxinuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

197 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  I 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


198 


DAYTONA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DAYTONA  MANOR  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

650  REED  CANAL  ROAD 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32019 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

65 

PROPRIETARY 

05/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

55 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

54 

98.2 

O  1 .0 

01  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

48 

87.3 

04. d 

OO.d 

Toileting 

nesioenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

46 

83.6 

7fi  R 

7*^  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tuD  or  toilet. 

43 

78.2 

75  8 

77  2 

f  fib 

Continence 

bJ  AC>  1 A  A  A^O    1  Afit  A    A  A^  A  A^  AKf^    Ar    A  A  rt!  A  1    Al*    t  A^  A  1    1 A  A  A    A^    k%  Al  A/A  1    A  I'    1^  1  A  A  A  Al*    AA  A^I^aI 

nesioenis  wiin  caineiers  or  pamai  or  loiai  loss  ot  uowei  or  Diaouer  coniroi. 

47 

85.5 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  wrinen  Dowei  ana  Diaaaer  retraining  program. 

18 

32.7 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

20 

36.4 

37  7 

wompieieiy  Deaiasi  rGsiaeniSi 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

39 

70.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

54.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

44 

80.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

10.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

15 

27.3 

31.2 

31.2 

■Medicaid  Residents: 

47 


199 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  In  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  Incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  Individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  Is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control.  Including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

200 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luoe  teeaing. 

MET 

OO 

"7  O 

1 1  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

c.  1 

1 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MC  1 

\\Jl 

00  1 

c.  1  oy 

90  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

1  "500 
1  OOv7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

Q 

1  Q 
1  .H 

'^ft7 
QO  / 

R  0 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

f  \J 

1  *i 

R1R 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  Tt  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  niirQiiitQ  inpluHinn  rplininiiQ  APtiwitlAQ  nf  tho  rAciHAnt*Q  phnipo  if  stnv/ 

III  1 IWI  1  liai  I^UIOUIIO,  lllV/IULIII  1^  ICII^IVJUO  CtV^llVlllOO  \J\   IIIO  lOOIUdllo  Ol  lUlww,  II  Ql  ly. 

MC  1 

uO 

1  H.U 

1 1  R 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

KACT 

Mb  1 

^5 

0£. 

10  7 

1  U.  1 

1  P7n 

1  ^  r  V/ 

19  4 

1  0.*+ 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

\ACT 

Mb  1 

1  & 

0 

1  P1fi 
1  C  1  u 

19  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MC  1 

ou 

7  A 

1041 

1  vt  1 

1 1  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MPT 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


201 


DAYTONA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


GOLDEN  AGE  H 

EALTH  CARE 

street  Address: 

324  WILDER  BLVD 

City  and  State: 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32014 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

192 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

04/22/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

133 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
/o 

/o 

Battling 

CSAoi/^Anto            living  o/^iyia                      oooioton/^A  ir^  l^othm/^ 

n6siu6nis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  uaining. 

123 

92.5 

O  1 .0 

O  1 .0 

Dressing 

ncsiQenxs  requiring  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  uressing. 

125 

94.0 

Toileting 

nc^oiut^iiio  it^Ljuifiiiy  ouiiit^  ui  luidi  aooioidiioc^  III  luiit^uiiy. 

125 

94.0 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tl  li^  tftllAt 

lUD  or  Toiiei. 

90 

67.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RociHontc  lA/ith  ^othiotArc  or  nortiol  r\r  t/^tQl  l/^cc  of  K/*maiaI  rsr  KlaHHor  /control 

ncsiuci iio  Willi  uaiiieieio  ui  paiiiai  or  luiai  luos  ui  uuwei  ui  uiauuci  ouiiiiui. 

108 

81.2 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inuiviauaiiy  wrinen  uowei  ana  uiauoer  reiraining  program. 

10 

7.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesioenis  receiving  luoe  leeaings  or  requiring  assistance  wiin  eaiing. 

45 

33.8 

36.9 

37.7 

wOiTipieieiy  Deuiasi  reoiuoniSi 

8 

6.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

31 

23.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

59 

44.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

103 

77.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

133 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

119 


202 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tine  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

203 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  [ 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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HALIFAX  CONVALESCENT  CTR  LTD 

street  Address: 

820  N  CLYDE  MORRIS  BLVD 

City  and  State: 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32014 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

84 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

10/21/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

75 


■Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

ric^olUc^lUo  ic^i^Ulilliy  oUiFI^  Ur  lUldl  doolblallUc  IN  Ualiiliiy. 

55 

73.3 

fti  *=; 

O  1  ,\J 

Dressing 

DociHontc  roni  lirin/i  c/^mo  r\F  t/^tol  occictsn^o  in  Hroccinn 
nt^olUt^illo  it;L|Uliniy  oUlllo  Ul  lUlal  aooloLcll lot;  III  Uic;oolliy. 

67 

89.3 

Toileting 

ncoiutjiiio  ic(^uiriiiy  auiiic  ur  luicti  aooioidiicc  iii  ivjiicuriy. 

57 

76.0 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  toilet. 

75 

100 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiuenis  wiin  catneters  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  oi  uowei  or  uiauucr  coniroi. 

38 

50.7 

70  0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wrixten  dow€i  anu  uiaoucr  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luue  Teeuings  or  rec|Uinng  assisiance  wiin  eaiing. 

13 

17.3 

36.9 

37.7 

3 

4.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

31 

41.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

34 

45.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

40 

53.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

5.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

0 

0.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

58 


205 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

206 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
anu  luue  leeuing. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

(L  1 

1  DQ^ 

1  7  R 

1  1  .Q 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

1 U  / 

c  1  oy 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

Qi 
Ol 

R  A 
O.H 

1  ooy 

1/7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

iVlb  1 

Q 

1  Q 

Do  / 

R  0 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

INV^  1  IVI  t  1 

f  0 

1  0.0 

0  1  D 

R  R 
O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmjil  niirQiiitQ  inpliiHinn  rPliniriiiQ  flPtiv/itiPQ  r»f  th^  r^ciHont'Q  r^hnipp  if  anv/ 

III   1  t\Jl  1  1  ICll    ^Ul  OUI  lO,    II  lOIUUII  lU    1  C7IIUI^^LJO   OL\^  11 V 1  lICO  \Jl    11  IC7   i  C70lVJC7i  1 1  O   ^1  i^JIOCj    1 1    Cll  ly  • 

MOT  KVIPT 

Do 

1  H.\J 

1  noQ 
1  uyy 

1 1  R 
1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MPT 
IVIC  1 

10  7 

1?70 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  sun/ey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1031  S  BEACH  ST 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32019 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

48 

PROPRIETARY 

01/22/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

43 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

nc^olUt^i lib  it;L|Uliniy  oUlilc;  Ui  lUldl  aoololailOt^  III  UdUllliy. 

35 

81.4 

O  1  .yj 

Dressing 

nesiueriis  rccjuiririy  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  uressing. 

40 

93.0 

OH.O 

oo.c 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  rGC|uiring  somG  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

36 

83.7 

7R  R 

1  O.D 

7*^  ft 

1  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

35 

81.4 

/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

30 

69.8 

/  U.U 

Residents  on  individually  wntten  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

7.0 

't.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

13 

30.2 

\3D.i7 

'57  7 

uompieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

11 

25.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

13 

30.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

23 

53.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

4.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

7 

16.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

25 


208 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Mei"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

209 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

INdUUIIal  ncbcdruil  OUUllLII,  INdUOIIal  MLaUciny  fji  oUlcllQ/Co. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

Ail  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


210 


DAYTONA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


HUNTINGTON  SQUA 

RE  CONVALARIUM 

street  Address: 

100  BROADWAY 

City  and  State: 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32018 

Participation: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

60 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

01/21/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

42 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

lliyiliy  opcOiall^cU  ualc;  dlKj  b6rVIU6S. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

17 

40.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

24 

57.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

22 

52.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  or  tnilpt 

25 

59.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

25 

59.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  rGouirina  assistance  with  satina 

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5 

11.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

8 

19.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

10 

23.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

22 

52.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

2.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

20 

47.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

41 


211 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

212 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

0.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

CO 

DO 

14.0 

1099 

lie 
M  .b 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

CO 

1  n  7 
lU.  / 

1 07n 

1 0.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

•1  0 

i  01  C 
I^ID 

1  0  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

oD 

7  A 

1  0/11 

1 1  n 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

'31 
0  1 

^A^'i 
1 1 0 

1 4  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

A7 

Q  7 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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DAYTONA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
INDIGO  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

595  WILLIAMSON  BOULEVARD 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32014 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

03/31/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

99 


■Medicare  Residents: 

4 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tiiese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nicjniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

78 

78.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

80 

80.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiietina 

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77 

77.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  lUllc^l. 

71 

71.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^iHpnt^  with  pathptpr^  nr  n^rtifll  or  total  Ioqq  of  howpl  or  hlflrlHpr  control 

li^ODVJ^IIlO  Willi  OdlllvlwIO  \Jt    wCll  liCli  yjl    IxJKdl  lUOO  \Jl   UV./WC7I  \J\    UlClVJuvl  V^WIIIIWI* 

74 

74.7 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntc  on  inHiv/iHi  iaIIw  u/ritton  Hou/ol  anH  HIsHHor  rc^trfiininn  nronrdm 
nooiuwi  no  \ji  1  II  iLiiviuuciiiy  wi  iii\?i  i  ULiw%7i  di  i\j  uiduuvi  i  wii  ciii  iii  im  \Jt  v^i  di  1 1* 

3 

3.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntQ  rpppl\/inn  tiiHo  fooHinnc  or  romiirinn  occictanco  with  ofitinn 
nc?oiudiio  ic;owiviii^  luuv  ic^c^uiiiyo  \j\  ic^Lfuiiiiiy  dooioidiicc?  wiiii  odiiiiy. 

16 

16.2 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDletelv  bedfast  residents 

9 

9.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

63 

63.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

11 

11.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

12 

12.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

8.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

11 

11.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

32 


214 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  tvlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
IVIET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  dally  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  Individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  Including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

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Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  Is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  Including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care.  Including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

215 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

rAOILi  1  Y 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


216 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

325  S  SEGRAVE  ST 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32014 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

09/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
70 

0/ 

70 

Bathing 

nesiQenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Daming. 

67 

57.8 

01 .0 

Dressing 

nesiaenis  rec|uiring  some  or  toiai  assistance  in  aressing. 

68 

58.6 

o4.o 

OO.C, 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

59 

50.9 

/  D.D 

f  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

59 

50.9 

lO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

*       1                  1                                                           ll               •                                                                                                       Mill                                                                               ■                        ■■■■  J-l 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

48 

41.4 

fU.V 

CQ  O 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

A  Q 

4.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

25 

21.6 

00.9 

"37  7 

Of  .1 

uompieteiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

1 

0.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

34 

29.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

44 

37.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

62 

53.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

3.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

7.8 

31.2 

31.2 

IMedicaid  Residents: 

34 


217 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  Including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  Including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

218 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  mav  reoresent  an  onaoina  ornhlem  nr  a  nnp-timp  f^^iliirp  nf  a  ^Innlp  ^taff  nfir*5nn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OQ 
OO 

7  Q 
/  .O 

1  1  .» 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

r\r\  A  c 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  vO 

P1  P 

IfifiP 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

KAPT 
Mt  1 

1  u  / 

00  1 

OQ  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

R  A 
O.'t 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

q 

1  Q 

R  P 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

INUI  Mt  1 

R1fi 

R  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  normsil  niirciiitc   inpliiHinn  rolinioiic  ftptiv/iti^G  r»f  tho  rociHont'c  r^hni^^o   if  snv/ 
III  iiL'iiiicii  puiouiio,  II  lUiuuM  ly  loiiyiuuo  dwiiViiic^o  ui  11  ic  it?oiuc;iiio  uiiuiuc,  ii  any. 

Mb  1 

14  0 

10QQ 

116 

1    1  ,\J 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

10  7 

1P70 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MC  1 

1  P 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

wtc.  1 

36 

7  4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1350  S  NOVA  RD 

DAYTONA  BEACH  FL  32014 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

55 

PROPRIETARY 

01/13/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 


41 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

39 

95.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

40 

97.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

36 

87.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

37 

90.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

37 

90.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

4.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

16 

39.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

24 

58.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

23 

56.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

85.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

12.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

39.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

9 


220 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  ail  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

221 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

INaUUllal  nt^oodioil  OUUllUII,  INctUUildi  /AUdUoiFiy  Ul  OUIcilOc^o. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

614  S  SECOND  ST 

DE  FUNIAK  SPRINGS  FL  32433 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/01/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

120 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
70 

o/ 
To 

Bathing 

nesiucnis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Daininy- 

108 

90.0 

0  1 .0 

O  1  .u 

Dressing 

nt^olUciUo  ic^t^Uliiiiy  bUiTic^  ur  lOlal  aoblolailUc;  111  urt^ooliiy. 

111 

92.5 

Toileting 

ncoiudiio  ic^uiiiiiy  oui  1  ic  ui  luicti  dooioidi lOo  iii  LUiicuiiy. 

111 

92.5 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

109 

90.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

n^olUc^Mlo  Willi  Udll  It^lc^l  o  Ui  fJctl  lldl  Ul  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUW^I  Ul  UldUUc^l  OUIIUUI. 

73 

60.8 

70.0 

68.2 

nc^oiuc^iiio  uii  11  luiviuudiiy  wiiut^ii  uuwcji  diiu  uiduu^i  ic^uaiiiiiiy  piuyidiii. 

4 

3.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luoe  leeuings  or  requiring  aSSisiance  wiin  eaiing. 

34 

28.3 

36.9 

37.7 

voiTipioiciy  DeviTaol  resivicniSi 

3 

2.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

57 

47.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

72 

60.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

58 

48.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

3.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

35 

29.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

110 


223 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

224 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reoresent  an  onaoino  ornhlpm  nr  a  nnp-time  f^^ihirp  r»f  a  •^innlA  ^taff  nAr<5nn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  no 

1  ceo 

1  7  ft 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

107 

22.1 

27oy 

on  A 
29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

looy 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

OO/ 

R  O 
D.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

n  ilex 
Mt  1 

/  0 

1  0.0 

OlD 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident,  ft  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  iiurriiai  purauiio,  iriciuaing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  ine  resiuoni  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

Mb  1 

CQ 

bo 

-1  noQ 

luyy 

M  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

CO 

52 

10.7 

i2/U 

■1  O  /I 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.0 

12  ID 

1  O  Q 

1 2.y 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

oo 

7  A 

1  r\A  i 
\  u*n 

1 1  n 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

IVIC  1 

O  1 

1     1  o 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVIC  1 

47 

Q  7 

V?.  1 

1408 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


225 


DEBARY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
DEBARY  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

60  NORTH  HIGHWAY  1792 

DEBARY  FL  32713 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

93 

PROPRIETARY 

11/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

90 


{Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidents  reaulrina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina. 

69 

76.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reaulrina  some  or  total  assistance  In  dresslna 

83 

92.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  In  toileting. 

72 

80.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

kUla^     \^l  I^^IIV^I* 

64 

71.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

72 

80.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

1    1  %^                 1  1  *w    \^  II    III  VII  V  1  Vai  U  VCI 1  y     W  1  1  W         1  1    1^^^  TV       1    bll  1 VI    1^1  VCVI VI  V^i     1        «l  VftI  1  1 1 1  Ijg    F'  '  ^^29*          ■  ■  • 

10 

11.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  fsedinas  or  reaulrina  assistance  with  eatina 

27 

30.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Cornoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

32 

35.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

47.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

66 

73.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

13.3 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

58 


226 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  pehod  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

227 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  [ 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


228 


DELAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

151  WINNEMISSETT  AVE 

DELAND  FL  32720 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

03/18/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

52 


IMedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

52 

100 

o1 .0 

o1 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

45 

86.5 

QA  O 

o4.J 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

39 

75.0 

fO.O 

70  ft 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

39 

75.0 

ft 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

49 

94.2 

7n  n 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

1.9 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

19 

36.5 

^7  7 

f^nmnlPtAlv  K^rif net  rAQiri^ntQ 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

25 

48.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

31 

59.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

22 

42.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

17.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

3 

5.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

25 


229 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

230 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  mav  reoresent  an  onaoina  oroblem  or  a  onp-time  fsiliirp  nf  a  <;innlp  <;taff  npr<;nn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

H  no 
lUo 

OH  O 
<1  1  .d 

i  ceo 

1  f.O 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1 .9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

fO 

■ICC 

QIC 
O  ID 

Q  ft 

o.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

III  MUlllldl  [JUIoUILo,  IllUIUUIIiy  ic^ligiUUo  dUllVIUoo  Ul  Ulc;  roolUolU  o  OIIUIOc,  11  ally. 

Mb  1 

Do 

■f  A  f\ 

1 4.U 

1  uyy 

-lift 
1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

1  n  7 

1  u.  / 

1*^  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2  5 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

mC  1 

wO 

7  4 

1041 

1  W*T  1 

11  0 

1    1  iW 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

IVIC  1 

Ol 

ft  A 

1  't  1 0 

1 4.  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVIC  1 

47 

Q  7 

1  T-VO 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

451  S  AMELIA  AVE 

DELAND  FL  32720 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

125 

PROPRIETARY 

08/07/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

113 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tliese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reaulrina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

98 

86.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tntal  flQQiQtsinpp  in  rlrpQQinn 
riC7oiud  iio  1  c^uii  II  lu  ^yji  i  ic  ^i  iL^icii  dooidicii  loc?  ii  i  \ji  cooii  lu* 

106 

93.8 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

nt/oiut/iiio  ici^uiiiiiy  ouiiic  Ui  lUlcll  aoololaiioc  ill  lUlicUiiy. 

95 

84.1 

7fi  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

109 

96.5 

7*^  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  witn  catneiers  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  oowei  or  Diaaoer  control. 

23 

20.4 

70  0 

t  \J.\J 

nesiaents  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  Diaaoer  retraining  program. 

1 

0.9 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

piesiaenis  receiving  tuoe  reeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

46 

40.7 

36  9 

37.7 

6 

5.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

46 

40.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

65 

57.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

75 

66.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

t 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

41 

36.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

58 


232 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Ivlet"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  petlormance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  system  mat  assures  tuii  ana  complete  accounting  of  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

233 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiiOMoi  rtcScarcn  uouncM,  iNaiionai  Mcausmy  ot  ocienccs. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1113  N  STONE  ST  BOX  880 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

134 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

01/22/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

126 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

90 

71.4 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

99 

78.6 

84.3 

8v3.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

85 

67.5 

fO.O 

/o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

93 

73.8 

fO.O 

f  1  .d. 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

75 

59.5 

^  U.U 

AQ  O 
XiO.d. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

4.8 

A  a 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

34 

27.0 

■o  1 .1 

uompieteiy  Deoiasi  resiaenis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

64 

50.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

40 

31.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

84 

66.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

7.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

50 

39.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

91 


235 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  of  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiern  max  assures  tuii  ana  compieie  accounting  ot  resiaenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

236 


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Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
aeiiciency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

1  1  .0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

o1 

b.4 

14  1  o 

1 4.y 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

A  7 

y.  / 

•1  Ar\Q. 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13  2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


237 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

991  E  NEW  YORK  AVE 

DELAND  FL  32720 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

09/25/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  In  bathina 

31 

55.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1  1^  wlU  w  1  1  i  V    1  wU  U II  1 1  lU            1  1  1  w    Wl            mi    CtwwS  w  ivil  1  w  w    III    VI 1  ^  wwl  1  1 23  * 

38 

67.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistanr^e  in  toiletina 

1  1  wOl  VI  wl  1         1  wVJUII  II  IM   Owl  11^   \Jl           iCll    dOOIOiCll  Iww    III  IwllwllllU. 

40 

71.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUu  or  IOII6T. 

47 

83.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

31 

55.4 

70.0 

68.2 

nCfOiudiio  KJii  II luiviuudiiy  wmii^m  uuwc^i  diiu  uiduuoi  ic^udiiiiiiy  piuyidiii. 

1 

1.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nvoiudiio  ic/Uc?iviiiy  luuw  it^c^uiiiyo  ui  it^Ljuiiiiiy  dooioidiiot^  wiiii  cduiiy. 

16 

28.6 

36.9 

37.7 

ConiDletelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

15 

26.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

15 

26.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

28 

50.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

3.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

30.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

25 


238 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Ivlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

239 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaTionai  riesearcn  uouncii,  iNationai  Acaaemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

545  W  EUCLID  AVE 

DELAND  FL  32720 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

09/23/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

ncsiucnis  icCjuiriny  soms  or  icjiai  assisiancc  in  umniny. 

25 

44.6 

O  1 .0 

O  1 .0 

Dressing 

ncsiucMis  icciuiriny  some  or  loiai  assisiancc  in  urcssing. 

47 

83.9 

OM-.O 

oo.^ 

Toileting 

nesiusnis  rGquinng  somG  or  loiai  assisiancG  in  loiiGiing. 

41 

73.2 

1  D.D 

(  o.o 

Transferring 

RGsidGDts  rGqulring  somG  or  total  assistancG  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

45 

80.4 

fO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

35 

62.5 

fu.U 

AQ  O 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

5.4 

A  a 
4.D 

Eating 

*|J.                                         *■                       ll^                      I*                                                                                                                             *■                                                                                   M  ' 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

10 

17.9 

07  7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

35 

62.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

15 

26.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

28 

50.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

3.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sidn  care. 

25 

44.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

39 


241 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

242 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  [ 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

7  ft 

1  1  9Q 
1  1 

1 1  Q 

1  1  .i7 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  Ud 

d\  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NfC.  1 

1 07 

97'^Q 

99  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1  9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

75 

15  5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

III  1  lui  1 1  icii  [juiouiioi  iiioiuuiiiy  iciiyiuuo  doiiviiico  ui  uio  icoiuc^iiio  uiiuiuo,  ii  ctiiy. 

vAc.  1 

68 

14  0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

iVit  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

(VIC  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

IVIC  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MPT 

IVIC  ( 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MFT 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


243 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


HARBOUF 

S  EDGE 

street  Address: 

401  E  LINTON  BLVD 

City  and  State: 

DELRAY  BEACH  FL  33444 

Participation: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

#  of  Beds: 

30 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

Survey  Date: 

03/17/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

15 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp<iiripnt9  rpfiiiirinn  9omp  or  total  a^^istanop  in  hathino 

15 

100 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

Rp9iHpnt9  rpnuirinn  somp  or  total  a^^istanne  in  firp^^ina 

1  I^OIVJwIllO   IwUUIIIIIU   OVi/l  1  1^   \JI     IWldl    Ctw^lO  Idl  1  w  w    III   Ul  ^WOII  IU> 

15 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpnuirinn  Qomp  or  total  aQQiQtanpp  in  toilptinn 

15 

100 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih\  /^r  tollot 

11 

73.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHpntQ  with  pathptPrQ  or  n^rtifll  nr  tntal  InQQ  nf  Hdu/pI  nr  hIsiHHpr  r*nntrnl 

riC70lLJC7l  1  lO  Willi  \.^Clll  IdCfl  O  \Ji    jJdl  IIAI  ^1    l^ldl  lUOO  yjl   UUWC^I          L/IClUUOl  ULIMIIV^I. 

9 

60.0 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ        inHiwiHi  ifiliw  writtpn  Hrtu/pl  sinH  KlaHHpr  rptrsininn  nrnnrsim 

riC70IU\7l  ILO  \Jt  1  II  lUIVIUUClliy  Wl  lllwl  l  UWWCSI  dl  lU  UldUUC^I    1  wll  dll  III  1^  fJl  >/^i  ^1 1 1* 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpciHpntQ  rPOPi\/inn  tiiHp  fppHinnc  rtr  rpniiirinri  occictfinop  u/ith  psttinn 
ncoiuc^iiio  ic;oc?iviiiy  luuc?  ic^uuiiiyo  ui  lc^^ullllly  dooioidiioc?  wiiii  c^diiiiy. 

2 

13.3 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

1 

6.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

4 

26.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

9 

60.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

15 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


0 


244 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  ttne  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  tfiat  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  IVIet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0,4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

245 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

NAtinnftl  Rociaarph  r^nimpil   NIdtirtnal  ApflH^rnw  r\i  ^pi^nPAC 

INCIllwilCll   riCOCCllV,fM  wUUllUll,   iNClllUllCll  AM./ClUCrM  ly  KJl   wVirld  IU09> 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


246 


DELRAY  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HEALTH  CENTER  AT  ABBEY  DELRAY  SOUTH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1717  HOMEWOOD  BLVD 

DELRAY  BEACH  FL  33445 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

03/16/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

57 


IVIedicare  Residents: 
1 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
hinhlv  ^Deriali7Pri  rarp  and  ^prvipp^ 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

43 

75.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

47 

82.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

49 

86.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

45 

78.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

38 

66.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

5.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

22 

38.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

39 

68.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

27 

47.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

32 

56.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

5.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

26 

45.6 

31.2 

31.2 

IMedicaid  Residents: 

5 


247 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  xnai  assures  tun  ana  complete  accounting  ot  resiaents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

248 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

Mt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  fl 

1 1  ?3 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  uo 

01  Q 

51  ft 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVlC  1 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

ivlb  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

ivit  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dijr<?ijit«;  inpluriinn  rplininii<?  artivitip<?  nf  thp  rp^ifipnt'<5  r^hnirp  if  anv 

III  1  ivyi  1 1  ml  ^uiouiio,  II  iwi  uuii  iM  1  ^iiMi<.^uo  civyiiviii^o  Kji  11 1^  icoivjwiii  o  wi  ivji^o,  11  diiy. 

MPT 

IVI  L_  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MPT 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

^^PT 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

IVIt  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


249 


DELRAY  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HILLHAVEN  CONVALESCENT  CTR  OF  DELRAY 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5430  LINTON  BLVD 

DELRAY  BEACH  FL  33445 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/21/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


Medicare  Residents: 

6 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
Diyniy  speciaiizeo  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

100 

87.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsidpnt^i  renuirinn  snmp  nr  total  a<;si«5tanoe  in  dressina 

1  l^wlvJ^I  1         1  wUUII  II  1^    Owl  1  Iw   Wi     iwlvll    ClOOIOlCtl  Iww    II  1    vi  1  wwwil  1^* 

97 

84.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  as«;istancG  in  toiletina 

82 

71.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tnilpt 

115 

100 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

80 

69.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

i   1  w  w  i      w  1  1          \J  11    IIIUIVIUU  d  1 '  y     will  IW  1  1    kJ\J  VV  G  I    Cl  1  1  V>l    *J  I  C(U      w  1     1  w  11  dl  1  1 1 1  1 U    1^  1  w  U  1  Cil  1  i  • 

1 

0.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

48 

41.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

6 

5.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

61 

53.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

39.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

85 

73.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

11.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

19 

16.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

82 


250 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "tvlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Mel"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ft 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

tVlET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

251 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


RpiT^inripr'  XH^QP          c^lo/^toH  norfnrmanr*o  inrlir'ati^rc  rirt  nr^t  rartracarti  ^11  tho  ram  ilramantc  a 
ndiiiiiuci.    1  ( icoc          dciCiUicu  |Jd  lui  M  lai  iLrt^  illUIL'alUio  UU  itUl  ryprt?ocni  all  mc  rcL]UircrTIcl  llo  a 

facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


252 


DELRAY  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
THE  HEALTH  CTR  AT  ABBEY  DELRAY 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2105  SW  11TH  COURT 

DELRAY  BEACH  FL  33445 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

100 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

01/28/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

96 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
hiahlv  ^Decialized  care  and  sprvicp«5 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

76 

79.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

86 

89.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

76 

79.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

61 

63.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

70 

72.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

1.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

29 

30.2 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

3.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

35 

36.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

46.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

75 

78.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

16.7 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 


253 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Ivlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

254 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

nf^fir^if^nr^v  msu  r^nrtiQ(3nt  an  r^nnoinin  nroh lorn  r\r  q            t i mo  fQiliiro  r^i  q  cinnio  ctoff  norcr^n 
uciii^ic^n^y  iriciy  iciJi  Coci  ii  dii  (JiiyuMiy  |JiUUItrlll  Ul   ct  UllculMc  IdllUlc  (Ji  a  olllUlc  olcti  1   pel  oUi  1 . 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OQ 
OO 

/  .O 

1  1  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  vjo 

1fifi? 

1  \J\JC 

1 7  fi 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  u  / 

0700 

OQ  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o  1 

P.  A 

1  ooy 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

q 

1  Q 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  \j 

R  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  inciuuing  religious  activities  or  tne  resioent  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

NOT  MET 

14  0 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

IVlt  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

6  4 

1413 

14  9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mt  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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DELTONA  FL 


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DELTONA  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1851  ELKCAM  BOULEVARD 

DELTONA  FL  32725 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

05/14/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

108 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Battling 

nesiuenis  rec|uiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  uaTning. 

52 

48.1 

O  1  .O 

O  1 .3 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

71 

65.7 

(34. o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

79 

73.1 

7ft  ft 

7*3  Q 

1  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

70 

64.8 

/  O.O 

77  O 

Continence 

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Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

85 

78.7 

/  U.U 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

20 

18.5 

A  Q 

A  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

46 

42.6 

"57  7 

uompieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

5 

4.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

51 

47.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

40 

37.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

67 

62.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

26 

24.1 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

64 


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SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey,  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  ttie  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  IVIet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey,  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

r\/lET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

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Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authonzed  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Exceot  in  a  medical  emeraencv  a  re«;ident  i<?  not  tran<?fprrprl  nr  di«;rharnpH  nor  i<5 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

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skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

257 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


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facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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DESTIN  FL 


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VILLAGE  AT  SANDESTIN 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5851  HIGHWAY  98  E 

DESTIN  FL  32541 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

05/27/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

16 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

11 

68.8 

o  1 .0 

O  1  .O 

Dressing 

nesiaents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  aressing. 

15 

93.8 

04. 0 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

11 

68.8 

7ft  ft 

7*3  ft 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

11 

68.8 

/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

8 

50.0 

7n  n 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

6.3 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

5 

31.3 

OD.i7 

"37  7 

uompieieiy  Deaiast  residents. 

2 

12.5 

3  0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

1 

6.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

8 

50.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

6 

37.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

6.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

31.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

6 


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SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement,  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
idOMiLy  iMuoL  iiifcjui.    iiiyit;  aifc;  uvcr  ouu  bcpdraic  rcquiremenis.    I  ne  iniormaiion  presenteo 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=?EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

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1  1  ic  iciLrMliy  Uoc;o  a  oyolt;!!!  Utctl  ctooUloo  lUII  ctilU  CUill[jlolc;  aUUUUiltlMy  Ul  loolUoillo 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

260 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

ucrii^iciiuy  Miay  1  tJJJI  cotri  11  all  Uiiyuiiiy  prUUiyril  Ul   d  UllfcJ-lllIlt;  IdllUlt:;  Ul  a  bliiyit:  bldll  ptJioUil. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

n 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 1 23 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  yjo 

91  0 

1 

1  7  R 
1  /  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1 U/ 

DO  1 

iiy.u 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

Q1 

ol 

C5.4 

1  OQQ 

1/17 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 
1  .y 

OO  / 

R  9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1  o.o 

ftl  R 
O  1  D 

ft  R 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  norrnai  pursuits,  inciuuing  religious  aciivmes  or  me  resiaeni  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

DO 

1 0QQ 

1  1  .u 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1  pyn 

n  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  ^ 

1?1fi 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

7  A 

1 041 

1  \J  1  1 

1 1  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

6  4 

1413 

14  9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

IVlb  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


261 


DOWLING  PARK  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
J  RALPH  SMITH  HEALTH  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

ROUTE  5  BOX  88 

DOWLING  PARK  FL  32060 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

107 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

11/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

105 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

/o 

% 

/o 

Bathing 

ricoiUv^i  no  1  cijuii  II      ovji  1 1^  \j\  iwidi  dooioicii  il/C  mi  uciiiiiiiu. 

85 

81.0 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

RpQiHontQ  roni  lirinn  cnmp  r»r  tntal  sicciQt^inpp  in  HrPQQinn 

llCOlVJC?!  1  lO   IwVJUIIIilU   O^IIIC  \J\    iKJldl   dOOlO  Idl  Il^v7   III  LllCoOlll^. 

84 

80.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RociHontc  roni  lirinn  crMTio  r\r  tr^tal  accictanr^f^  in  tAilt^tinn 
ric^olUt^l  1  lo  1  CL^UII  11  lU  oUl  lie  Ul   lUldi  doolo  Ldl  lOw  11 1  lUl  I  w  ill  l^ . 

63 

60.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
TUD  or  loiiei. 

57 

54.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

iicolUclUo  WIUI  Odlllclcio  Ul  pdl  lldl  Ui  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUWUI  Ul  UldUUci  L/UllliUI. 

51 

48.6 

70.0 

68.2 

ncoiuciuo  on  iriuiviuudiiy  wriutJii  uuwci  diiu  uiduuci  rcirdiriiriy  pruyidiii. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

riesiaenis  receiving  tuue  leeuings  or  requiring  assistance  wiin  eaiing. 

28 

26.7 

36.9 

31.1 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

22 

21.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

31 

29.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

60 

57.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

39 

37.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

67 


262 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

263 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximunn  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


264 


DUNEDIN  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


DUNEDIN  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1351  SAN  CHRISTOPHER  DRIVE 

DUNEDIN  FL  33528 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

104 

PROPRIETARY 

08/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

85 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 
70 

0/ 

70 

Bathing 

nesiaents  requiring  some  or  toiai  assistance  in  Datning. 

66 

77.6 

0 1 .0 

ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

72 

84.7 

Q  A  O 

o4.d 

QO  0 
00. id 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

55 

64.7 

/  D.D 

70  Q 
/  0.0 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

69 

81.2 

Zo.o 

77  0 
/  /.ii 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

58 

68.2 

70.Q 

DO. 2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.y 

A  C 
4.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

29 

34.1 

Q 

oD.y 

"57  7 

01  .1 

completely  Deaiast  resicients. 

0 

0.0 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

42 

49.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

29 

34.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

48 

56.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

21 

24.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

39 


265 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  wWl  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  vi/ith  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
idciiiiy  inubi  iiitJci.    i  licit:  diu  uvur  ouu  bcpdrdic  rcC|uircmenis.    I  ne  iniormaiion  presenieu 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idciMiy  ubsb  a  bysiem  mat  assures  tum  anu  compieie  accouniing  ot  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

266 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  Uo 

i  ceo 

17ft 
1  /  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o1 

C  A 

1  Joy 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

oof 

ft  o 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  0 

IKK 

\  0.0 

Ol  D 

ft  ft 
O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
iri  normal  pursuits,  inciuaing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  ine  resiueni  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

ftp 
DO 

1  uyy 

1  1  ft 
1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  u.  / 

■t  07n 

1  T  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  0 

1  ^ 

1  91  ft 
1  ^  1  Q 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

7  A 

\  U't  1 

1 1  n 

1  1  .\j 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NU  1  Mb  1 

O  1 

ft  A 

1  /in 

1  H  I  o 

1  4  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

47 

Q  7 

1  H-VJO 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Ivlt  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


267 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MANOR  CARE  OF  DUNEDIN 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

870  PATRICIA  AV 

DUNEDIN  FL  33528 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

12/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

102 


Medicare  Residents: 

7 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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1  iiy  1  iiy  ofJ^L'iciiiz.cu  L>cii  C7  cii  lU  ocri  vi^Co. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

99 

97.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

98 

96.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

98 

96.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilpt 

98 

96.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

64 

62.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina. 

22 

21.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

2.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

83 

81.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

29.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

65 

63.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

21.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


268 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  Ifie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

/o 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

269 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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SPANISH  GARDENS  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1061  VIRGINIA  ST 

DUNEDIN  FL  33528 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

93 

PROPRIETARY 

03/18/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

91 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGSidGnts  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

87 

95.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

81 

89.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

78 

85.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

85 

93.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

11 

84.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

1  1  w wi ^ 1  1       \j II  1 1  1  \^  1  V     \A u ' "  y  will 1  1  vj\j  w ^  1  a \       u\ a\A\A^t   \  ^  ii  oi i  1 1 1  ly      i  w y  i  vii  1 1 • 

2 

2.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

■    1  X^        \^  w  I  i  L  w     1                   1  V  1 1  1  y     WA       w     1  \^  \mf  \A  1 1  ly  w     \^  1      1  \^  yJk  \A  1 1  1 1  1  U     w4  v7  Wl  v7  LVil  1  V  w     V  V  1  LI  1     x^  V*  LI  1  1  >j  * 

34 

37.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

5 

5.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

65 

71.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

40.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

50 

54.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

6.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

91 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

67 


271 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=!EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

/o 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  TacMiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  lUii  ano  cornpiete  accounting  ot  resioents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

272 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reorpspnt  an  nnnoinn  nrnhipm  nr  a  nnp-timp  failurp  of  3  ^^innlp  <>tflff  nprsnn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

00 

7  R 
/  .0 

1   1  .C7 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  Uo 

01  Q 

.y 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

ivit  1 

C.C..  1 

97^9 

99  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

0  1 

fi  4 

1  ?ft9 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1  9 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

^  ACT 

Mb  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

Mi  iivjiiiicii  |Juiouiio,  II  i^iuuii      ic^ii^iuuo  dUUViLioo  ui  11  lo  ic;oiut:^iii  0  LfiiuiOw,  II  ciiiy. 

IVIt  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIt  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

IVIt  1 

1 P 

1  ^ 

2  5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mh  1 

7  4 

1 041 

1  \J  1  1 

1 1 .0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

^/l  CT 
IVIt  1 

\J  1 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVIt  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


273 


EASTPOINT  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MEADOWBROOK  MANOR  OF  EASTPOINT 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

HIGHWAY  98  W  AND  BEGONIA  ST 

EASTPOINT  FL  32328 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

04/01/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

24 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RpciHpntq  rpnulrina  "snmp  or  total  a<5<?i<;tanrp  in  hathina 

18 

75.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpciHpnt^  rpmiirinn  ^omp  or  total  a^^i^tanrp  in  drp^^inn 

19 

79.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Ppci(-jp|-it<?  rpoiiirinn  <5omp  or  total  a<i^i«itanrp  in  toilptinn 

1  I^OIVJ^I  1  lO   1  ^UUII  II  IM    owl  1  1^   \JI     IWLCll    dOOIOLdl  IV.y^    II  1    Lwll^lll  IM* 

18 

75.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

18 

75.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp«iidpnt«i  with  rathptpr*;  or  nartial  or  total  lo<;<;  of  howpl  or  hlaHHpr  rontrol 

1  1  ^OlVd^l  1  iO    VV  llll    OCllll^i^lO   \Jt    1../CIIIICII    \JI     \,\J  iCll    IwOO   \J\    IkJwVV^I    V.^1    Im/ICIUV.J^I  ^.^wllilwl* 

13 

54.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^iripntt;  on  inrlivirliiallv  writtpn  howpl  anH  hIarlHpr  rptraininn  oronram 
1  i^oiu^iiio  \ji  I  1 1  i\j  1 V 1  v.iucii  1  y  vviiiL^ii  uKjvv^i  cLi  lyj  uia\j\j^i  i  ^ii  ciii  iii  im      v^m' cii  i  i< 

2 

8.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^irlpnt^  rpopivinn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  a^^i^tanop  with  patinn 

1  IwOIM^IILO   I^V./^IVIIIU    lUk/^   I^^VJIIImO  \JI    1  ^^.JUII  11  IM   ClOOlO Idl  1          Willi  wClllllM* 

5 

20.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoleteiv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

7 

29.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

4 

16.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

13 

54.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

12.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

10 

41.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

18 


274 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  Ihie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "IVIet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  Ttiese  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  Ttiere  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  XhaX  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idLiiiiy  ubcs  d  sysiem  inai  assures  tun  ano  compieie  accouniing  ot  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

  ^  l_         ^  _  ■  _l            1            1             1                              II                            "111                     1                  lllll                           aI*                           ■  _  I        _  1           ■  1  1 . 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

275 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

o/ 
/o 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Rp^parrh  nniinril  National  Ararlpmv  nf  Spipnrp*; 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


276 


ENGLEWOOD  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ENGLEWOOD  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1111  DRURY  LANE 

ENGLEWOOD  FL  33533 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/13/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

89 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

61 

68.5 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

70 

78.7 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

61 

68.5 

fO.O 

/  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

73 

82.0 

lO.O 

7T  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

61 

68.5 

IV.V 

RO  O 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

4.5 

A  Q 

A  R 
H.O 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

60 

67.4 

Q 

oD.y 

^7  7 
•J  f .  1 

v^ompicieiy  DcaTaSi  rcsiucnis. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

70 

78.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

35 

39.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

22 

24.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

6.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

41 

46.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

61 


277 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time,  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  hghts  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

278 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  ft 
/  .0 

1  1 

1  1  C.O 

1  1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

lUb 

iA  .a 

i:U4o 

C  \  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Ivl  c  1 

107 

P?  1 

?Q  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

31 

6  4 

V./. " 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Ivit  1 

9 

1  9 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

tvit  1 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  norm?^!  niirQiiitQ   inpliiHinn  rplininiiQ  ar'tiwitipQ  of  th^^  rt^Qirif^nt'Q  phoir*f^   if  anw 

MOT  ^/lPT 
IN  U  !   IVI  t  1 

BR 

14  0 

1099 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Ivit  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  In  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2810  RULEME  ST 

EUSTIS  FL  32726 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

135 

PROPRIETARY 

01/15/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

131 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inapprophate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RpciHpntc  rpniiirinn  <5nmp  or  tntal  a<?<5i«;tanrp  in  hathino 

129 

98.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpciHpntc  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  total  a^^i^tanpp  in  rirp<;^inn 

1  l^OIVJd  no   1  ^UUII  II  iU    Owl  1  Iw   \J\     LwLCll    dOOIOldl  IW^    II  1    VJI  WOOII  lU. 

107 

81.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RociHontc  roni  lirinn  cr^mo  r\v  totcil  flcciQtanr*^  in  tr^il^tinn 

riColUd  llo  ICLjUlllllW  OVJIM^  \J\    lULCtl  dOOlOldl  ILrC  III   lUildll  1^. 

104 

79.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

107 

81.7 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

86 

65.6 

70  0 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

3.8 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

83 

63.4 

37  7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

47 

35.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

51 

38.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

76 

58.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

9.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

58 

44.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

56 


280 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Ivlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

281 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

N?5tinn?il  Rp^^parph  f^rninril  Nptinnfll  Ap^iHpmv  of  ^ripnpp^^ 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  sun/ey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

411  W  WOODWARD  AVE 

EUSTIS  FL  32726 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

08/19/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

55 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

51 

92.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

45 

81.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

40 

72.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

42 

76.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  cathptpr^  nr  nartial  nr  tntal  lr><5<5  nf  hnwpl  nr  hladdpr  rnntrnl 

32 

58.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  nn  individuallv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hiaridpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  rpcpivinn  tuhp  fppdinn^  nr  rpniiirinn  fl^^i^tanf^p  with  patinn 

'  1  W\3HJ^^  1  1  l^p   1  \^v.r^l  V  1 1  lU    lULy^    I^^V.IIIIUO   \jl     I^UUIIIIIU    ClOOlO  ICll  1           Willi  ^dllllM* 

27 

49.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

2 

3.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

18 

32.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

20 

36.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

43 

78.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

23.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

31 


283 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement,  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

284 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

deficipncv  mAV  renrp<5Pnt  ?in  nnnninn  nrnhlpm  or  ^  nnp-timp  fAiliirp  nf  ^  <^innlp  ^itaff  nprc;nn 

FACILITY 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/iieostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 
oo 

f.O 

1  1  Q 
1  1  .» 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1 06 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1 669 

17  6 

1  r  .U 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

1  u  / 

99  1 

97^0 

9Q  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

D.'f 

1  ^ftQ 

1  OOi7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MOT  MCT 

InU  I   M  t  1 

fl16 

R  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

Ml  1  ivji  1  iicii  [juiouiio,  iMi^iuuiny  ic^iiyiuuo  ctuuviuoo  ui  iiic^  looiuoiiio  ciiuioo,  ii  dfiy. 

Mb  1 

14  0 

10QQ 

1 1  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

12 

2  5 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

1 1.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

IVl  C  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

301  S  BAY  ST 

EUSTIS  FL  32736 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

10/29/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

120 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility  s  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

RpcjHpnfc  rpnuirinn  <?nmp  nr  tntal  a<^9istanrp  in  hathina 

1  1  ^  Ol          1  1          1  V  \_J  L4  1 1  II  1  ^    Owl  1  1  w    \J  1     V\J  Id  1    CI O 0 1 0        1  1  w  w    1 1  I    VJGi  11  III  '  ^  • 

86 

71.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^idpnt^i  rpnuirinn  <innnp  nr  tntal  a'i^ii'itanf^p  in  drG'?*?ina 

1  1  ^  Ol  vl  w  1  1  lO    1  w  VJ  U  II  II  1  ^    OW  1  1  1  \^    \J  1     LW  Id  1    diOOl  O  Ld  1  '  \->  v-'    III    \Jkl  w         1 1  1  ^  • 

99 

82.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpciHpnt«;  rpnuirinn  <inmp  nr  tntal  a«;^i<it?)nrp  in  tnilptinn 

1  I^OILJ^I  IIO    1  ^ULJII  M  lU    owl  1          \J\     IWiCll    ClOOIOlCll  IV^W    II  1    LWII^LII  IM* 

66 

55.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

+  1  ik\  r\r  \r\'\\ci\ 
lUU  (Jl  lUMcl. 

86 

71.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpciHontQ  vA/ith  r^athotorc  nr  nartial  nr  tntal  locc  nf  hn\A/ol  est  hlflHHpr  pnntrni 

riCOlU\7l  no  VVILI  1  L/ClLI  Idd  O  \J\    [Jdl  lldl  Ul    lUldl   IWOO  \J\   UVJW^I  \J\    UldVJVJd    \^\J\  III 

86 

71.7 

70.0 

68.2 

RociHontc  nn  inHi\/irli  oll\/  \A/ritt<^n  hri\A/fil  anH  hIaHHor  r^traininn  nrnnr^im 

liOOiUC^I  1  lO  \J\\  IMLilVIUUClliy   Wll  lLC7l  1   UVJ  W^l  Ctl  lU  UldUUd    IC^llClllllll^  [JlVjyidlll. 

4 

3.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ricoiuciiib  icL/civiiiy  luuc;  iccuiiiyb  ur  rcquiiiiiy  dooioiciiioc  wiiii  cctuiiy. 

15 

12.5 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

49 

40.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

58 

48.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

84 

70.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

7.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

7.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

98 


286 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time,  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  lacilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

287 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

rf 

% 

a 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tuhp  fppdinn 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

IVI  C  i 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

Ail  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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WATERMAN  MEDICAL  CENTER  ECF 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1 1 6  EAST  MCDONALD  ST 

EUSTIS  FL  32726 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

29 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

04/15/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

29 


Medicare  Residents: 

14 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
hiahlv  SDPriati7ed  r^re  ?infi  ^prvirp^ 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

18 

62.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

28 

96.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

24 

82.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tiih  nr  tnilpt 

24 

82.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartiai  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

21 

72.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  hiaddpr  rptrainina  oroaram 

3 

10.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

12 

41.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

10.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

6 

20.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

5 

17.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

2 

6.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

6.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

17.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


289 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "tVlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  IVIet"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

"NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

# 

% 

1  iifcj  idciiiiy  ensures  inai  its  wrixien  proceaures  regaruing  tne  rignts  ana 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

urugs  to  control  oenavior  ana  pnysicai  restraints  are  oniy  usea  wnen  autnorizea  uy  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

tacn  resiaent  is  aiiowea  to  communicate,  associate  ana  meet  privaieiy  wiin 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

tacn  resiaent  is  aiiowea  lo  retain  ana  use  nis/ner  personal  possessions  ana  ciotning 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

1  ne  Taciiity  ensures  tnat  tne  neaitn  care  oi  eacn  resiaent  is  unaer  tne  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

290 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  Q 
/  .O 

^  ■\  OO 

1  1  ilO 

M  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

166? 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  u  / 

00  1 

dil..  1 

070Q 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

fi  A 

1  OM 
1  ooy 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 

1  .\7 

fi  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

ft1 6 

fi  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  riormai  pursuns,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  me  resiaeni  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

14  0 

1099 

1  \J  <Z/ 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2  5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7  4 

1041 

1 1.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mb  1 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mt  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


291 


FERNANDINA  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
QUALITY  HEALTH  OF  FERNANDINA  BEACH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

PO  BOX  1489 

FERNANDINA  BEACH  FL  32034 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/28/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tliese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropnate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

72 

62.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

91 

78.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  nr  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

85 

73.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

65 

56.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  ratheters  or  nartial  nr  total  loss  of  howel  or  bladder  rontrol 

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81 

69.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Rpcjrlpntc  nn  indlvldi lallv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hladdpr  rptraininn  nronram 

4 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpcjHpnt^  rpppivinn  tiihp  fppdinn^  nr  rpniiirinn  a^^i^tannp  with  patinn 

riC7olLJv7l  1  lo  ICOdVMIU   LUUw   IC\?LllilUO  \Jl    IdJUIIIIIU  dOOIOldl  lw\7  Willi  C7dlll  l^> 

33 

28.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Cornoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

24 

20.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

31.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

60 

51.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

6.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

49 

42.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

101 


292 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  Itie  lime  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  ottier  facilities  in  ttie  State  and  Nation.  "Mel"  means  ttiat  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
reouirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

293 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


294 


FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
AVIVA  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3370  NW  47TH  TERRACE 

FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL  33319 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/07/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

100 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

81 

81.0 

81 .5 

OH  C 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

87 

87.0 

QA  O 

o4.o 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  lotai  assistance  in  toileting. 

88 

88.0 

(  Q.D 

ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

87 

87.0 

8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaents  witn  catneters  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  oowei  or  Diaaaer  control. 

87 

87.0 

70  n 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

1.0 

A  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

25 

25.0 

'^7  7 

completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

2.0 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

84 

84.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

31 

31.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

70 

70.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

6.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

17.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

20 


295 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  ot  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Me\"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  seventy  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

296 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  onqoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

IVI C  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 
/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luoe  leeuing. 

MET 

0(J 

7  R 

11 23 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NU  1  Mh  1 

1  UD 

^  1 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  whtten  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IVIC  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVI  C  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
In  normal  oursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MPT 

IVIC  I 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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City  and  State: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

198 

PROPRIETARY 

04/08/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

176 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

139 

79.0 

Ol  .D 

Q  i  C 
Ol  .O 

Dressing 

nesiaents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  aressing. 

151 

85.8 

OH.  J 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisxance  in  loiieiing. 

142 

80.7 

7fi  fi 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

144 

81.8 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenxs  wiin  caineiers  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  uowei  or  uiaooer  control. 

133 

75.6 

70  0 

68  2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

11 

6.3 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

57 

32.4 

36  9 

37  7 

completely  Deaiast  resiaents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

94 

53.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

117 

66.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

114 

64.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

29 

16.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

141 


298 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  lime  of  survey,  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  Tfiese  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

299 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

/o 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

59 

PROPRIETARY 

07/08/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

42 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

40 

95.2 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

36 

85.7 

o4.J 

Q  O  O 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

36 

85.7 

fo.b 

70  Q 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

32 

76.2 

/o.o 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

32 

76.2 

/U.U 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

7.1 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

17 

40.5 

oD.y 

"57  7 

v^uiiipiciciy  uctjidsi  icsiocnis. 

1 

2.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

12 

28.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

27 

64.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

42 

100 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores.  j 

1 

2.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

27 

64.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

14 


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SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  tvlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  systenn  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Exceot  in  a  msdiral  pmpropnpv  a  rpiirient  i"?  not  tran'ifprrpri  nr  rii^rharnpd  nor  is 

L_ /\ ^ I  III  d  Iii^uiv/Cii  ^iii^iu^ii^y,  o  iwoiu^iii  lo  iiwi  iiciiioi^ii^\.J  ^i   uio^iicxiM^vJ,  ii\./i  lo 

treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

P^iph  rPQiHpnt  tpppix/pc  Hflil\y  nprQonjil  h\/nipnp        hppHpH  tn  ^iqqi  itp  plp^^nlinp^^  nooH 

skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

302 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reoresent  an  onanina  Drnhlem  nr  a  nnp-timp  failure  of  a  <?innle  <itaff  ner^^nn 

w  w  f  tvfv  '  IV  J     II        /             r*^                      *    ^    '     ^ '  '          ' '                '       It./ 1  ^  III         1     Ci4    w  1  1^    ill'  1 W     1  U 1 1  M  1  V    ^/  1     CA    ^11  1  ^  1  \^     Old  1  1     ky  V 1  Owl  1  > 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OQ 
OO 

1  1  do 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

OH  C 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

1  WW 

?1  9 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

INw  1   Ivit  1 

1  07 
1  \J  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

1  0(Jv7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

q 

1  Q 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

7*=; 

\  <j.o 

R  fi 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

III  IIUIIIICll  |JUIoUllo,  IMwIUUIIiy  loiiyiL/Uo  aUUVIlIco  Ul   lllc  iCoiUc^lllo  Lrl  lUlUt^,  II  ally. 

Mt  1 

14  0 

10QQ 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

iVIt  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MFT 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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MANOR  OAKS 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2121  E  COMMERCIAL  BLVD 

FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL  33308 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

116 

PROPRIETARY 

05/14/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

106 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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1  IILJI  My    OfJ^OIClll^ti^U   LiCtl  t7   dl  lU   OOl  VIUCO. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

95 

89.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

94 

88.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

93 

87.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
luu  or  lOiiei. 

94 

88.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ncolUclllo  Willi  odlllclclo  Ul  pcti  lldl  (Jl  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUvVcl  (Jl  UldUUcl  L/UIIIIUI. 

96 

90.6 

70.0 

68.2 

nfcJbiuclUb  uii  iriuiviuudiiy  wriiitJii  uowci  diiu  uiduuci  rciraiiiiriy  pruyidiii. 

1 

0.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ntrolUciUo  1  c(./<:^IVII  ly  lUUc  IccUlliyo  Ul  icquiriiiy  doolbldll(./C;  Willi  cdllliy. 

43 

40.6 

36.9 

37.7 

ConriDletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

0.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

64 

60.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

66 

62.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

72 

67.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

5.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

4 

3.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


304 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  laciiiiy  uses  a  sysicm  inax  assures  luii  ana  compiexe  accouniing  oi  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  nnonths. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

305 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


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riwl  1  III  lUVI  ■     1  1  ICOC    yjC    OC^IOV^lOU    I^OI  1 1^1  1 1  ICll  I^C    II  lUlLfCtlfJI  O    UU    f  IfJl    1           Cot^l  11    dll    U  lC7    1  OUUIl  "1 1  Iv^l  iio  d 

facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

1701  NE  26TH  ST 

City  and  State: 

FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL  33305 

Participation: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

#  of  Beds: 

206 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

02/15/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

188 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

165 

87.8 

o1 .5 

o\  .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

172 

91.5 

o4.o 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

154 

81.9 

/b.b 

70  O 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

152 

80.9 

lO.O 

77  O 
/  /  .d. 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

152 

80.9 

/U.U 

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Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

12 

6.4 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

71 

37.8 

oD.y 

of  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.1 

T  4 
o.*t 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

93 

49.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

113 

60.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

153 

81.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

6.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

58 

30.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


307 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

308 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

rr 

% 

rr 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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NURSING  HOr 
NATIONAL  HEALT 

i/IE  PROFILE 

H  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

2000  E  COMMERCIAL  BLVD 

City  and  State: 

FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL  33308 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  Of  Beds: 

253 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

09/16/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

241 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

7 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Batliing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

171 

71.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1    1  \^      1  \tfl  \^  1  1  %\J     1        \^  Vi  1 1  1 1  1                     III  \^     \^  1               VWC 1                    1               1  1  \^          III     \Jt  1        \^  \^  III  ■ 

220 

91.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

184 

76.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

195 

80.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQifipntQ  with  pflthpfPTQ  or  nf)rtif)l  nr  tnt?il  Ioqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hl^Hrlpr  pnntrni 

ri^OIVJd  HO  Willi  L^CllI  l\7l\7l  9  KJl    L/dl  IIOI  \Jt    IwlCli  IwOO  \J\   UwWC7i  \Ji    UlClLJLlOl  ^WIIIIV./I> 

199 

82.6 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ  r»ri  inHiv/iHi lallw  \A/rittpn  Kn\A/pl  c*nH  hIcjHHpr  rotraininn  nrnnr^im 
ricoiUwi  no  KJl  1  II  luiviuudiiy  wi  iiiwi  i  uuwc7i  di  lu  uidvjud  i  s^ii  dii  iii      \Ji  uyi  di  1 1. 

8 

3.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntQ  rpppix/inn  ti  iHp  fppHinnc  at  rpniiirinn  accictfinr'P  with  P^tinn 

niC70IUC7l  Ho  1  C7V,/dVII  lU   lUUC?  ICC^UII  lUO          1  d.fUII  II  lU  dOOIOldl  IOC?  Willi  Cdllll^- 

88 

36.5 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfdst  residents 

12 

5.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

144 

59.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

123 

51.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

149 

61.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

30 

12.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

75 

31.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

163 


310 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
raoiMiy  mubi  meei.   i  nere  are  over  ouu  separaie  requiremenis.   i  ne  inrormaTion  presenieo 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idciiiiy  ubcb  a  bysiem  inai  assures  tun  ana  compieie  accounting  oi  resiaenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

311 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=)EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council  National  Academv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
PALM  COURT  NURSING  &  REHAB  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2675  N  ANDREWS  AVE 

FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL  3331 1 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

118 

PROPRIETARY 

03/04/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

107 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

99 

92.5 

o1 .5 

ol  .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

99 

92.5 

o4.o 

QO  0 
00. d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

87 

81.3 

/D.b 

(0.0 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

90 

84.1 

■7  r-  0 

75.8 

-7-7  0 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

84 

78.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

8 

7.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

32 

29.9 

36.9 

0*7  "7 
•if  J 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

'5  n 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

78 

72.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

66 

61.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

54 

50.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

13.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

32 

29.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

83 


313 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

314 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

no 

38 

7.0 

1 1 23 

1 1  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

1  n'i 

1  \JO 

^  1 

1  Rfi9 

1 7  fi 
1  ( .0 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

\\J/ 

07QQ 

^ly.u 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

0  1 

D.4 

1  QQQ 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 
1  .v7 

f;fi7 
00  / 

R  9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1 0 

1  0.0 

ftl  R 

A  R 
0.0 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
iri  noriTidi  purbuiis,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  ine  resiueni  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

DO 

1 4  n 

1  DQQ 

1 1  R 

1  1  .Q 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

RO 
Dc. 

10  7 

1  970 
1  ^  /  u 

1  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  9 
1  ^ 

9  R 

1  91  R 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOI  MLI 

'^fi 
00 

7  4 

1  041 

110 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mb  1 

0  1 

fi  4 

141*^ 

1  t  1  0 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MOT  ^y|[^T 
NU  1  M  t  1 

47 

Q  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MOT  Kyi  FT 
\\\J  I   IVi  t  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


315 


FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ST  JOHN'S  REHAB  AND  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3075  NW  35TH  AVENUE 

FORT  LAUDERDALE  FL  33311 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

1 

160 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

02/10/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

155 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  In  bathlna 

145 

93.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  In  dresslna 

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155 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

155 

100 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

145 

93.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  cathefprs  or  nartial  or  total  loss  of  howel  or  hladder  control 

1  I^OIvl^l  1  iO   Will  1  OCIil  l^lwl  O  \JI    f.i'Cli  IICII   \JI    IWiCll   IwOO  \Jl    K/\JvV^l   \Jl    Ita'IOUUwl    wwl  III  wli 

145 

93.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  indix/idiiallv  written  howel  and  hladder  retraininn  nronram 

1  i^oiu^iiio  \ji  1  II  lui  V luuciiiy  vviiii^ii  u^^vv^i  cii  lu  i«/ici\j\j^i  i  ^ii  ciii  iii  im  i-^i  wmi  cii  i  i> 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntQ  rpppix/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  nr  rpniiirinn  flQQi^tflnpp  with  pfltinn 

61 

39.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

8 

5.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

117 

75.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

76 

49.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

130 

83.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

8.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

60 

38.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

89 


316 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement,  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

317 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


318 


FORT  MYERS  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BEACON  DONEGAN  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

8400  BEACON  BOULEVARD 

FORT  MYERS  FL  33901 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

150 

PROPRIETARY 

03/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

135 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

96 

71.1 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

90 

66.7 

o4.o 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  lOiieiing. 

90 

66.7 

1  D.D 

ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

103 

76.3 

75  R 

77  9 

Continence 

nesioenis  wiin  caineiers  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaaaer  control. 

82 

60.7 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

0.7 

A  Q 

4  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

40 

29.6 

"^7  7 

compi6t6iy  Deafast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

58 

43.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

59 

43.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

75 

55.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

8.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

17.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

91 


319 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 

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FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ho  T5l^^ilit\/  1  icoc  Q  cv/ctorm  thot  ocoiiroc  fiill  onrl  ^rtmr^lo+o  o^/^rM  in+inin  rQoiiH^ir^+e* 
1  Mc!  IctUMIiy  Uoco  a  oybl^ill  llldl  dooUloo  lUli  dllU  CUriipicLc  aUC/UUriLiriy  OI  roolQ^nib 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

320 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

anH  ti  ihp  fppHinn 

ivic:  1 

7  R 

1 1  ?3 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

1  OR 

51  Q 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MOT  hylCIT 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


321 


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CALUSA  HARBOUR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2525  E  1ST  ST 

FORT  MYERS  FL  33901 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

12/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

54 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 
VO 

o/ 
To 

Battling 

nGsioenis  requiring  some  or  lotai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

46 

85.2 

0  1 .0 

O  1 .0 

Dressing 

nesiQenxs  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  uressing. 

47 

87.0 

ot.o 

Toileting 

r\c;olUt^i  lib  ic^LjUliliiy  oUlllc:/  Ui  lUldl  dooloLcli  lOc?  Ml  LUIIc;Uiiy. 

46 

85.2 

76  6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tuD  or  lOiiet. 

54 

100 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiaGnxs  wiin  CainGiGrs  or  paniai  or  loiai  lOSS  ot  uowei  or  uiauu^r  coruroi. 

48 

88.9 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inuiviauaiiy  wrinen  Dowei  ana  oiauoer  reiraining  program. 

4 

7.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

19 

35.2 

36.9 

37.7 

^ompieieiy  DcaTasi  resiuenis. 

2 

3.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

18 

33.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

24 

44.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

47 

87.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

9.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

31.5 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

14 


322 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.   


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

323 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNdiioridi  ncbcarcn  v^ouncii,  iNaiionai  Mcaucrny  oi  ocicncco. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


324 


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CYPRESS  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

7173  CYPRESS  ROAD  SW 

FORT  MYERS  FL  33907 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/25/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

99 


■Medicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

73 

73.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

77 

77.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

84 

84.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

73 

73.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

73 

73.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

7 

7.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

41 

41.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

40 

40.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

53 

53.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

66 

66.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

11.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

99 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

63 


325 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
lEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

326 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reoresent  an  nnanino  nrnhlpm  or  a  nnp-time  failurp  of  a  ^innlp  ^taff  npr<5nn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  ft 
/  .O 

1  1 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  Ud 

01  Q 

d  \  .y 

or\A  K 
<;U4o 

01  ft 
ii  \  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl<ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

INtJ  1  IVIt  1 

107 

99  1 

?Q  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NO  1  Mh  1 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  niirQiiitQ   inr^liiHinn  rolini/^iiQ  ar^tix/itifiic  r^f  tho  rociHont*c  r*hr»ir*o   if  anx/ 

III  1  ILfl  1 1  Idl  (JUIoUllO)  11  IwlUUIil^  lOll^lUUo  dOUVILICO  Ul   11  Ic^  IC^olU^^Mlo  L/l  lUIOc^i  II  dl  ly. 

Mb  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

IVIC  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

IVlC  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

13755  GOLF  CLUB  PKWY 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

107 

PROPRIETARY 

12/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

98 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

4 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

IllUjliiy  opUUIall^UU  Ucllc;  dllU  oclvl^c;o. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

97 

99.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

97 

99.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

82 

83.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

82 

83.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

82 

83.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

1    1            1  ^1       1  1                   II     111  ^1 1  V  1  ^1  d  V4 11/      VVIIV          1  1     1^       V  ¥        1           1  1  ^1     9j  1  ^1^1             1      1         K 1        II  III  1 V4           1              i  ills 

6 

6.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Resident*;  recsivina  tube  feedina<?  or  reouirino  a<;<;i<?tance  with  eatina 

43 

43.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

6 

6.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

37 

37.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

29 

29.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

72 

73.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

34 

34.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

47 


328 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

329 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  of  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

u 
ft 

% 

it 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feedina 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MFT 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

146 

PROPRIETARY 

05/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

144 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

o/ 

% 

Bathing 

ResidGnts  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

130 

90.3 

Q-i  C 

Ol  .0 

Q-i  C 

b  1 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

120 

83.3 

o4.o 

oo.<i 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

113 

78.5 

fO.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

106 

73.6 

/  O.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  ontrol. 

125 

86.8 

/u.u 

\i0.c. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

4.2 

/  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

41 

28.5 

oD.y 

uompieteiy  DeaTast  residents. 

6 

4.2 

4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

90 

62.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

84 

58.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

120 

83.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

17 

11.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

85 

59.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

112 


331 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infhnges  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

332 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet,  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  f.O 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

1oo9 

•i  A  ~7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

■1  n 

1  .y 

cov 
oof 

c  o 
o.d 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

10 

■ICC 

1  o.o 

Ol  D 

Q  ft 
O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

bo 

1 4.U 

1  uyy 

11ft 
M  .O 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

Od 

-1  r>  7 
1 U.  / 

■i  o7n 
1  <i  r  u 

A'i  A 
1  J.H 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  c. 

0  c 

1  ^  1  D 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

'iR 
JD 

7  A 

1  U't  1 

1 1  n 

1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

R  A 

141'? 

1  H  1  O 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

Q  7 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


333 


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SHADY  REST  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2300  N  AIRPORT  RD 

FORT  MYERS  FL  33907 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

105 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

04/13/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

98 


l\Aedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

88 

89.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1    1  V  Wl  VI  Vi'  1  1             1  V' VI  VI  1 1  1  I  1  U                I  1                   1               kVt  1     V4  W  Wl  W  ^  V<l  1  WW     i  1  1     VI 1        W  Wl  I  1  \A  • 

75 

76.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

I  1 V/  wl  vl  W I  1          1  w Vl  U  II  II  I U    w V 1  1  1  w    \J\     \\J  Lvl  1    V( w wl  w  tvll  1  WW    III    Iwl  1  w  kl  1  1^  • 

63 

64.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  lUllt;l. 

61 

62.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiripntQ  with  p^^thptprQ  nr  nartifll  or  tntal  Ioqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hl^iHHpr  pnntrol 
rt^oivi^iiio  Willi  ociii  idd  o  \j\  L/cii  iidi  ^1  iwidi  iwoo  \j\  UL/Vvc^i  \J\  uiciuvjwi  ov/iiii^ji. 

52 

53.1 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntc  nn  inHi\/irli  lallw  \A/rittpn  hri\A/pl  anH  KlaHHpr  rptraininn  nronrflm 
ric^oiuC'i  Ho  \j\  1  11  ivjiviuudiiy  wi  iiid  i  u^wc^i  di  lu  uiduuci  i  c^ii  dii  iii      \j\       di  1 1. 

3 

3.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RociHontc  ro/^oi\/inn  ti  iKo  fooHinnc  r\r  rom  lirinn  accictan^o  \A/ith  ostinn 
rit70tUc7i  1  lo  lC7Uc7lvliiy  lUUc;  It^UUIiiyo  Ui  Ic^L^UIIIiiy  doololdilOc:?  Willi  c;dllliy> 

17 

17.3 

36.9 

37.7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

52 

53.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

0 

0.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

53 

54.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

6.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

54 

55.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

97 


334 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  tfie  State  and  Nation.  "Mei"  means  that  the  facility  Is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  fvlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
fVlET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

N/IET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

tVlET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

335 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

IT 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


336 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

700  S  29TH  ST 

FORT  PIERCE  FL  33450 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

79 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

04/23/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

78 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  Indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

74 

94.9 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

75 

96.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

71 

91.0 

7d.d 

"70  O 

fo.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

64 

82.1 

"7C  Q 

/b.8 

/  1.^1 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

54 

69.2 

fV.V 

_           *_|  ■                                        •                 I"         •       1                 II                            *  AX                      1                                 1                           lllll  X'* 

Residents  on  individually  wntten  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

6.4 

A  Q 

4.y 

A  R 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

48 

61.5 

oD.y 

ol  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

9 

11.5 

n 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

55 

70.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

57.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

45 

57.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

3.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

50 

64.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

60 


337 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

338 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  \JO 

91  0 
c.  1  .c. 

1  7  R 
1  /  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

\\jf 

^y.U 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

ol 

1  ooy 

^A'7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

NOT  MET 

Q 

1  .y 

Oo  / 

R  9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1 0 

1  o.o 

O  1  Q 

ft  R 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

1  ^.u 

1 1  R 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

RO 
0£. 

1  n  7 

1 VJ.  / 

1  970 

1  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  0 
1  c 

1 91  fi 

19  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  4 

1041 

110 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

fi  4 

141"^ 

14  9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

Q  7 

1408 

14  9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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FORT  PIERCE  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

703  S  29TH  ST 

FORT  PIERCE  FL  33450 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

107 

PROPRIETARY 

08/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

100 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

niciniy  sp6ci3iiz6Q  care  ano  sbiVicgs. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

66 

66.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

86 

86.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

86 

86.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

86 

86.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Resident'?  with  catheter*?  or  Dartial  or  total  loss  of  howel  or  bladder  control 

85 

85.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^iripnt^  on  indix/irlur^llv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hlariripr  rptraininn  nronram 

1 

1.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  repeivinn  tiihe  feedinns  or  reniiirinn  assistanpp  with  eatina 

29 

29.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

6 

6.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

41 

41.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

50 

50.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

64 

64.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sidn  care. 

65 

65.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

79 


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"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

341 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  oouncii,  iNaiionai  Mcauemy  or  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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SUNRISE  MANOR 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

611  S  13TH  ST  BOX  1658 

FORT  PIERCE  FL  33450 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

171 

PROPRIETARY 

09/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

147 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

123 

83.7 

81 .5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

132 

89.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

132 

89.8 

76.6 

73.0 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

132 

89.8 

75.8 

"7"7  0 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

87 

59.2 

70.0 

coo 

60.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

3.4 

4.9 

4.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

11 

7.5 

ob.y 

61.1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

20 

13.6 

T  n 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

102 

69.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

48 

32.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

49 

33.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

27 

18.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

147 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

119 


343 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

ThG  facility  Gnsures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  ail  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

344 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facilitv  must  meet    There  are  nver  ^00  ^enarate  rpnuirement^    The  information  ore^^pntpd 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

Mil  uiiyuiiiy  piuyidin  ui  iii^aiiiiiyiui  ciuuviuc?b  lo  piuviuc^u,  ucibc;u  uii  lucriiiiicu  rioc^uo 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


345 


FORT  WALTON  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
FT  WALTON  BEACH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1  LBJ  SR  DRIVE 

FORT  WALTON  BEACH  FL  32548 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/23/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RpsiHpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntfll  fl^^i^tflnpp  in  hathinn 

110 

93.2 

81  5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^iripnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntfll  a^^i^tanpp  in  rlrp^^inn 

1  l^OIUwIILO   l^\JL4IIIIIU    OWIIIw   \Jl           LCII    dOOlO  ICll  Iww    III  VJIwOOIIIM> 

107 

90.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  tnt^^l  ^iQ^i^t^inpp  in  tnilptinn 

87 

73.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

76 

64.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

r\t7olU^IILo  Willi  Udll  lt;Lt;l  o  Ui  pdi  Udl  Ul  lULctI  lUbo  Ul  UUWt^l  Ul  iJIctUUUI  UUIIIIUI. 

71 

60.2 

70.0 

68.2 

nt^olUUIIlo  Uil  11  lUI VllJUaliy  WMUUII  UUWt^l  ailU  UlctUUc;i  lt;liallliny  IJiuyidlll. 

13 

11.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nt;olUt;illo  it;uUIVIilL)  lUU^  lt^(:;Uliiyo  Ul  ic^LjlJiriliy  ctbolblai  lUt::'  Willi  Uallliy. 

42 

35.6 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bpHfaQt  rAQiHpnt^ 

6 

5.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

87 

73.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

58 

49.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

69 

58.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

10.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

19.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

96 


346 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  conriplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

347 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  represent  an  onaoina  oroblem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  sinale  <5taff  oerson 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

QQ 
OO 

7  Q 
/  .O 

1  1  do 

1  1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl<ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

1  \Jw 

?1  2 

166? 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIt  1 

107 

1  V  / 

00  1 

00  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

1'^ftQ 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

Q 

1  Q 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MOT  ^/ICT 
INC  1   Mt  1 

1 S  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

III  1  iL/i M idi  ^uiouiio,  II iwiuuii ly  icMuiuuo  duuviLico  \j\  11  ic  looiut^nio  (..'iiuioo,  ii  diiy. 

l\flt  1 

68 

14  0 

1099 

1 1.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  ^/IPT 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

\V\C  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


348 


FORT  WALTON  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
GULF  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

114  3RD  ST  SE 

FORT  WALTON  BEACH  FL  32548 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

09/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

115 

97.5 

OH  C 

81.5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

90 

76.3 

84.0 

00.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

82 

69.5 

fO.O 

"70  O 

1  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

78 

66.1 

fo.o 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

90 

76.3 

fV.V 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

5.1 

A  Q 

4.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

55 

46.6 

oD.y 

•57  7 

completely  Dedfast  residents. 

19 

16.1 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

29 

24.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

38 

32.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

88 

74.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

5.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

67 

56.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

110 


349 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

350 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functionina  to  orevent  loss  of  abilitv  to  walk  or  move  freelv  deformities  and  oaralvsis 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

H  no 
1  Uo 

OH  O 

1  ceo 

1  7  C 

1  ^.b 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22..  \ 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

C  A 

D.4 

1  doy 

1/17 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

CQ7 

c  o 
b.^ 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  0 

ICC 

1  0.0 

Of  b 

o.b 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

•\  A  C\ 

1 4.U 

1  uyy 

I  1 

I I  .b 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

CO 

1  U.  / 

-1 07n 

1  O  /I 
1  d.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1 

o  c 

i  OH  C 
1  ill  b 

1  O  Q 

1  ii.y 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

ob 

1  (\A  i 
\  U4  1 

1 1  n 
1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

dl 

P.  A 
D.4 

1/110 
1  4  1  d 

1  /I  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

4/ 

Q  7 

y.  / 

1  AC\ik 
\  4 UO 

1 4  Q 
1  t.y 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13  2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  sun/ey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


351 


FORT  WALTON  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
WESTWOOD  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1001  MAR  WALT  DR 

FORT  WALTON  BEACH  FL  32548 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

05/25/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

60 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGSidents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

49 

81.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

50 

83.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

50 

83.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

48 

80.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  nartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

47 

78.3 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^irlpnt^  on  inHix/irluflllv  writtpn  hnwpl  anrj  hlj^HHpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

5 

8.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiripntQ  rpr*pi\/inn  tiihp  fppHinn^  nr  rpniiirinn  ^^^Qi^t^inpp  with  Pfltinn 

ri^OII-JC^I  1 LO   lO^OIVIIIU                                            \Jl    lC7LJUIIIII^  CtOOlO  Lul            Willi  ^Cllll  i^* 

20 

33.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

20 

33.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

21 

35.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

58.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

6.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

6 

10.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

16 


352 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  phor  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

353 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ft 

% 

Tt 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maxinnum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


354 


GAINESVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ALACHUA  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1000  S  W  16TH  AVE 

GAINESVILLE  FL  32601 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

100 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

95 

95.0 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

89 

89.0 

84. o 

CO  o 

oo.d. 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

87 

87.0 

/b.D 

70  Q 
lO.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

79 

79.0 

/b.o 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

58 

58.0 

/U.U 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

2.0 

A  Q 

A  R 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

44 

44.0 

00.9 

Of  .1 

completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.0 

T  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

36 

36.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

44 

44.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

29 

29.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

9.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

0 

0.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

89 


355 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

356 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MFT 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=fEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ff 

o/ 
vo 

ft 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

onH  ti  iKo  fooHinn 

cti  lU  luuc/  icouii  ly. 

Mt  I 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

INW  1   IVIC  1 

?1  q 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mb  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

4000  SW  20TH  AVE 

GAINESVILLE  FL  32601 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

93 

PROPRIETARY 

02/10/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

83 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp<5idpnt<5  rpnuirinn  <;omp  or  total  a<5<?i<?tanf:p  in  hathina 

1  1  ^  wl  vl  w  1  1  Lw    1           U 1 1  II  1 U    Owl  1  1  w    \J  1            mi    dwwl  O  Idl  1 V/ w    III    W  v4  11  III  l^> 

lA 

89.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp«?iripnt«5  rpniiirinn  «!omp  or  total  a<5<ii«;tanrp  in  drp<><5inn 

73 

88.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  total  a^^i^tanpp  in  toilptinn 

1  I^OI\J^lllO  1  ^ULIil  11  lU  owl  liw  \JI    IWIGI   dOOIwlCll  Iv^   III  Iwll^LIIIU* 

62 

74.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ul  lUllcl. 

61 

73.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nColUwl  Ho  Willi  Ocilll^l.^lo  U\  pdl  lldl  Ui   lUlCll  lUoo  Ul  UUWt^l  U)  UldUUcI  OL/llllwl* 

63 

75.9 

70.0 

68.2 

nc7olUdllo  Ul  1  II  lUiVIUUciliy  Wllllc^ll  UUWt;l  dllU  UldUUc;l  It^Udllllliy  [Jiuyidlll* 

2 

2.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ncoiumiio  icL/civiiiy  luuc  iccuiiiyo  ui  icv.^uiiiiiy  ctooisidiiot;  wiiii  eaiiiiy. 

20 

24.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

1.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

54 

65.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

41 

49.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

48 

57.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

6.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sl<in  care. 

34 

41.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

75 


358 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0  ' 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

359 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  nnaxinnum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

iNdUwficii  ric;oc^ciiuii  ouuiiLrii,  iNdUUMcii  rAUcivj^iiiy  ui  ouic^i  i\./Co. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
NORTH  FLORIDA  SPECIAL  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

6700  NW  10TH  PLACE 

GAINESVILLE  FL  32605 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

11/20/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

113 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^iripnt*?  rpniiirinn  <;nmp  or  tntal  ?)<;<5i<?tflnpp  in  hathinn 

1  l^OIVJwIILO    IwVJUIIIIIM    OWIII^   \JI     \\J  tell    ClOOlOlCllIv^^    III  k/ClilllllM< 

107 

94.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RociHontc  roni  lirinn  c/^mo  at  total  Qccictsnr'o  in  Hroccinn 

109 

96.5 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

107 

94.7 

7fi  fi 

7*^  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

X.  .u.  x.m.:Im.x 

tub  or  toilet. 

107 

94.7 

1^  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

nesiaents  wiin  catneters  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaaaer  control. 

110 

97.3 

70  0 

nesiaenxs  on  inaiviauaiiy  wriuen  oowei  ana  Diaoaer  reiraining  program. 

1 

0.9 

4  9 

4.6 

Eating 

nebiuenis  receiving  luue  leeuings  or  requiring  assisiance  witn  eating. 

38 

33.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

89 

78.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

39.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

87 

77.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

0.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

38 

33.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

84 


361 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

.NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

362 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

vj^Mwioiik^y   iiiay  icpi  coci  r  i  cti  i  Ui  lyuii  ly  (JIUUIv^ill  Ul   CI  Ul           Mc  IcillUI  c;  U)  a  oil  lUI^  oLcti  1  Uci  oUl  1. 

facility 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

"7  O 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

o^  o 

c.  \  .c. 

1  RRO 
1  DO^ 

1  7  fi 
1  /  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

K  1       ~F    It  j|  r~~  T 

NOT  MET 

1  U/ 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

D.4 

1  doy 

1/17 

1 4.  / 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

\  .y 

Do  f 

fi  0 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1  0 

1  D.O 

O  1  D 

fl  fi 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  inciuaing  religious  aciiviiies  ot  tne  resiaent  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

DO 

1 4  n 

1  't.U 

1  uyy 

1  1  fi 

1  1  .u 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1  V.  / 

1  P7n 

n  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  0 
1  c. 

1 P  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  4 

110 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

fi  4 

141*^ 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mb  1 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mt  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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PALM  GARDEN  GAINESVILLE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

227  SW  62ND  BLVD 

GAINESVILLE  FL  32607 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/21/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

74 


Medicare  Residents: 

4 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tliese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

69 

93.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  In  dressing. 

59 

79.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

52 

70.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tiih  nr  tnilpt 

55 

74.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

44 

59.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

17 

23.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

2.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

24 

32.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

8 

10.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

52 

70.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

12.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

12.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

48 


364 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

365 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  i^ouncii,  iNaiionai  Mcaaemv  oi  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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THE  OAKS  RESIDENTIAL  &  REHAB  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3250  SW  41ST  PLACE 

GAINESVILLE  FL  32608 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

179 

PROPRIETARY 

11/23/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

147 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

o/ 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

112 

76.2 

O  1 .0 

Q1  C 
Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

124 

84.4 

o4.o 

QQ  O 
OO.C 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

106 

72.1 

/  D.D 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

97 

66.0 

7^  ft 

77  9 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

110 

74.8 

70  n 

fift  9 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

74 

50.3 

?7  7 

v^ofiipiciciy  DeuTasi  resiuenis. 

5 

3.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

108 

73.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

61 

41.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

89 

60.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

19 

12.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sl<in  care. 

48 

32.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

125 


367 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
idoiiiiy  FTiubi  FTititii.   i  riers  are  over  ouu  separate  recjuiremenis.   i  ne  inTormaiion  presenteo 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

NOT  MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

"Tho  fci^ilit\/  1  icoc  d  c\/ctam  that  occi  ir£ic  fiill  onH  /*>ri m ol^nto  ^r^r^m  irti'mn  i^t  r£ioiH£into' 
1  1  Ic  IdUllliy  Uoc;o  a  oyolc^lil  Uldl  aooUit;o  lUM  dllU  UUlIipiclc  dOOUUrUiny  (JT  rc^olQonio 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

NOT  MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

368 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  nnaximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Nj^tir^n^il  RpQAJ^rph  r^nitnpil   Nfltinnal  ApflHpmu  of  ^pipnpPQ 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


369 


GAINESVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
UNIVERSITY  NURSING  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1311  SW  16TH  ST 

GAINESVILLE  FL  32608 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

02/12/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

171 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Rssident<>  rsauirina  some  or  total  assistanop  in  bathina 

146 

85.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsidpnts  rpniiirinn  <5omp  or  total  a^^i<?tanrp  in  rirp<5*iinn 

120 

70.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^idpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  total  a^^i^tanpp  in  toilptinn 

1  I^OIVJv^l  no    1  W\JUII  II  lU    OV^I  i  1^   \Jt     l\^LCll    ClOOIwLCll  Iw^    II  1    Lwlldll  IM>  . 

120 

70.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  r\r  tr^ilot 

100 

58.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^irlpnt^  with  pathptprQ  nr  n?irti?*l  nr  tntal  Ioqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hlarlrlpr  pnntrni 

IIOOIU^IIIO  Willi  \^Clll  ld\7i  o  \Jl    IJdi  lldl  Wl    IVjldi  IwOO  \Jl   U\JWC7I  \J\    UidUUv?!  UUIIll^JI. 

123 

71.9 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiripntQ  nn  inHiv/irli  iaIIv  vA/rittPn  hnxA/pl  anH  hlaHrlpr  rptraininn  nrnnrsim 
riooivjd  Ho  \ji  \  iiiLJiviuudiiy  wi  iiid  i  uuwwi  di  lu  Ufduuc:?!  i  c^ii  dii  iii      yj\  yJ^*  di  1 1. 

4 

2.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nooiuc^iiio  ic^ooiviiiy  luuc^  it^ouiiiyo  ui  loi^uiiiiiy  dooioidiiuc  wiui  oaiiiiy. 

17 

9.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

21 

12.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

70 

40.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

67 

39.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

106 

62.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

24 

14.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

25 

14.6 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicald  Residents: 

150 


370 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

371 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl^ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


372 


GRACEVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
JACKSON  CO  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1002  SANDERS  AVENUE 

GRACEVILLE  FL  32440 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/04/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


l\Aedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

83 

70.9 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

84 

71.8 

84.3 

oo  o 
00.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

80 

68.4 

fO.O 

"70  O 
/O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

90 

76.9 

/  O.O 

"77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

80 

68.4 

/  U.vJ 

Residents  on  individually  wntten  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

/i  Q 

4.y 

A  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

76 

65.0 

Q 

oD.y 

"^7  7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

7 

6.0 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

40 

34.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

66 

56.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

78 

66.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

19.7 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

113 


373 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  ottier  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

374 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

/o 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

do 

1  1  Q 

M  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  yjo 

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Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

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Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

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Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

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An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
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11  6 

1    1  ,\J 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MFT 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MOT  MFT 

INW   1       IVI  Cm  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

1          1     IVI  ^  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


375 


GREEN  COVE  SPRINGS  FL 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

803  OAK  ST 

GREEN  COVE  SPRINGS  FL  32043 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

12/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidents  rGQuirina  sonriG  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

60 

51.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

87 

75.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Resident*?  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  1  ^  wl U  w  1  1  iw    1  V ^  U 1 1  II  1^    O  V  1  1  1^    V^l     Lw  iUl                 O  m  1  1            III           1 1  ^  til  lu  • 

11 

66.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiet. 

72 

62.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nebiuenis  wiin  caineiers  or  parxiai  or  loxai  loss  oi  uowei  or  uiaouor  coruroi. 

69 

59.5 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  wrinen  oowei  ana  Diauoer  reiraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luue  Teeaings  or  rec|uiring  assisiance  wiin  eating. 

20 

17.2 

36.9 

37.7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

48 

41.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

49 

42.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

79 

68.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

8.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

19.0 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

103 


376. 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

NOT  MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

377 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


378 


GREENVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
PINE  LAKE  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

HIGHWAY  90  E 

GREENVILLE  FL  32331 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/iCF 

58 

PROPRIETARY 

03/17/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

46 

82.1 

81 .5 

OA  C 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

51 

91.1 

84. o 

00.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

50 

89.3 

7d.d 

"70  O 
lO.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

50 

89.3 

75.8 

7"7  O 
f  I  .tL 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

28 

50.0 

fU.V 

CO  o 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

8.9 

A  n 

A  a 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

19 

33.9 

1R  Q 

oD.y 

•37  7 

Ol  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.8 

T  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

15 

26.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

26 

46.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

31 

55.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

3.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

30 

53.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

50 


379 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  sen/ices  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

380 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

UCii^idiuy  iiiay  icpitJoclll  ail  UliyUlliy  |JiUUIc;lll  Ul   a  Uiiy'lllllfc;  IdMUlU  Ul  a  blllQIS  olaTT  pSlSOn. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  ceo 

1  7  C 
1  /.D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

Oof 

c  o 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

lO 

■ICC 

1  0.0 

QIC 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuiis,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  tne  resioent  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

DO 

\  4.U 

1  uyy 

1  1  R 
I  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

0£. 

1  u.  / 

1  ^  /  u 

1  "5  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  0 

1  C. 

1  ^  1  D 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

OD 

7  A 

1  Hill 

1 1  fi 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mt  1 

O  1 

R  A 

1  H  1  O 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mt  1 

47 

Q  7 

1408 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mt  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


381 


GULF  BREEZE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BAY  BREEZE  NURSING  &  RETIREMENT  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3375  GULF  BREEZE  PARKWAY 

GULF  BREEZE  FL  32561 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/15/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

80 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  nnay  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Pocjrjpntc  rpouirina  <5omp  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

67 

83.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rssidpnts  rpouirino  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

74 

92.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

74 

92.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

60 

75.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^iHpnt^  with  r?ithptpr^  nr  nartifll  or  tntpil  Ioqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hlpiHHpr  pnntrol 

54 

67.5 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ        inHiwiHi  islK/  writtpn  Kava/pI  anH  hl^iHHpr  rptrflininn  nrr>nr?im 
iiooivjc^iiio  \j\  I  Miuivivjucniy  wi  i  iici  i       Wwi  di  lu  uiduuo  ic^iiciiiiiii^  yj\       cii  m. 

4 

5.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

rit;oiUUillo  icUtrlVlliy  lUUU  It^cUliiyo  Ul  lt;^Unliiy  ctoololcii  )L«^  Willi  c;ciUii^. 

29 

36.2 

36.9 

37.7 

ConiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

6 

7.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

46 

57.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

47 

58.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

48 

60.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

5.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

11.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

55 


382 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

383 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


384 


GULFPORT  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
GULFPORT  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1414  59TH  ST  S 

GULFPORT  FL  33707 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/20/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  Indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

o/ 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

79 

68.7 

OH  C 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requinng  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

87 

75.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

78 

67.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

65 

56.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

60 

52.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

21 

18.3 

db.y 

07  7 

o(  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.9 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

63 

54.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

27.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

68 

59.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

11.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

13.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

64 


385 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 

fpcilitv/    mi  IQt    mppt     ThprP    ^rt^    n\/or    ^00    conarato    rom  lircimcintc     Tha    infr\rmotir»r\  nrocontoH 
iciv^iii  ly    1 1  luoi    II  ICC  I.     1  1  Id  c    ai  c    ijvd                o<7|Jcti  die    1  cLjUII  cl  1  Ici  Ho.     1  1  Ic    11 1  lUl  l  MaliUi  I    Ul  coci  tlcU 

below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Thp  f^^pilit\/  ii^P^  ^  ^vQtPm  that  aqqiitpq  fiill  anH  r*rMT»nlptP  sip/^r*!  intinn  nf  rociHontc' 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

386 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
uciiLiciicy  [iidy  reprebcm  an  ongoing  prouiem  or  a  one-iime  laiiure  oi  a  single  siaTi  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

•i  no 
1  (Jo 

Oi  O 

\  DD^ 

17ft 
1  /  .D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22..  \ 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

C  A 

D.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

bo/ 

ft  o 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  O 

1  0.0 

Q1  ft 
Ol  D 

fl  ft 
O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

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1  uyy 

11ft 
1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

CO 

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1 07r» 

1  0.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  O 
1  d 

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1  01  ft 
1  ^  1 D 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  A 

1  U4  1 

1 1  n 

1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

fi  A 
D.4 

1  4  1  O 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

ATI 

Q  7 

1  H-UO 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


387 


HAINES  CITY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


HAINES  CITY  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

409  S  10TH  ST 

HAINES  CITY  FL  33844 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersiiip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

92 

79.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

101 

87.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

89 

76.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  or  tnilpt 

100 

86.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

89 

76.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

1    1            1  ^1       ■  1                  IV     III  ^4  V  V  1  ^1  VV            J      TvllV          t  1     1^       V  V        1           1  1                1             ^1       1      1         ^1  vL*  1  1 1 1  1  \^          1              I  Ilia 

16 

13.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

■    1       Wl  Vp4  \^  1  1  L  W     1  W  y^y^f  1  V  1  1  lU     \\A  %J\^     I  %■/  \^  Vl  1 1  '^4  W                 l              \m  lilt  1 V«W  Wl  W  ILAI  1  W^i'     T  V  1  fcl  1     \.^^>4  ^11  1  \A  • 

43 

37.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

47 

40.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

86 

74.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

94 

81.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

8 

6.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

87 


388 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

389 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council  National  Academv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


390 


HALLANDALE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


HALLANDALE  REHABILITATION  CTR 

street  Address: 

2400  E  HALLANDALE  BEACH  BLVD 

City  and  State: 

HALLANDALE  FL  33009 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

149 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

02/03/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

135 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

6 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp<?iHpnt<?  rpniiirinn  ^omp  nr  tntal  fl^<?i<itanrp  in  hathinn 

1  l^OIVJ^IliO   I^UUIIIIIU    Owl  1  1  w   \JI     \\J  LCll   dOOlO  Idl             III  l..yClilllllM> 

118 

87.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

123 

91.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

116 

85.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tiih  nr  toilpt 

114 

84.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  io<?«5  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

I  1 wl  Vl  \^  t  t  \\j    Willi            LI  1^        1         wl     l^vil  il  vll    w  I     iw  Ldl    1  woo    \J  1         w  VV  ^1    Wl     1^  1  OUVI^I    W  Wl  1  vl  ■ 

104 

77.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Rs^idfint^  on  indix/idu^llx/  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hladdpr  rptr^^ininn  nrnnrj^m 

■  1^0l\4^l  1  lO   \Jl  I    IllUIVlVlUldliy    VVII  llwl  1    UKJMV^t    Cll  Ivl    Iw/IClUUwl    Idl  Cell  III  lU    yjf  wUI  Cll  1  i> 

10 

7.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^idpntQ  rpr^pi\/inn  tiiHp  fppdinriQ  nr  rpniiirinn  AQQiQtAnnp  with  pstinn 

ri^OIVJ^i  no  1  w\/^iVll  1^                 ICC7UII  iMw  Ul    1  CLjUII  li  lU  ClOOlOlCll  IV^sS  Will  1  CCllll  IM* 

52 

38.5 

36.9 

37.7 

f^nmnlptplv  hpHfAQt  rpciHpnte 

wwl  1                  y   I^CU  1  ClOi  1  V79lUd  1  Ida 

6 

4.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

75 

55.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

67 

49.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

89 

65.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

4.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

16.3 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

64 


391 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

392 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

It 

o/ 
/o 

ft 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

flnri  tiihp  fppHinn 

MFT 

IVI  C  1 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maxinnum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21  9 

2045 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MFT 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident,  it  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

276 

PROPRIETARY 

02/03/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

263 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

I  1  w           W 1  1  iw    I  ^  UUII  II  lU    <J  Wl  I  1  w    Wl     tw  Vvil    Wwwl  w  lUI  1  w  w    III             11  III  1  g  • 

258 

98.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

242 

92.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

215 

81.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  or  toiipf 

212 

80.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  oathetprs  or  nartial  or  total  loss  of  howel  or  hiaridpr  control 

215 

81.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  indiv/idiialix/  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraininn  nronram 

1  i\^oiu^iiio         II      V  IV.J  Lidi  1  y  vviiii^ii  UKjyv^i  cii  lu  ijiciuu^i  i  ^ii  ciii  iii  lu  k.fi  Vi/mi  cii  1 1. 

28 

10.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ncoiuciiis  icuciviiiy  luuc  iccuiiiys  <ji  icquiriiiy  ctooioidiiuc  wiiii  caiiiiy. 

169 

64.3 

36.9 

37.7 

O/^mnlotolu  horlfsiet  roeiWonfe 
vUiiipicidy  ucuidoi  rcoiuciiio. 

26 

9.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

157 

59.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

117 

44.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

148 

56.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

24 

9.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

213 

81.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

261 


394 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Me\"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

395 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

90 

PROPRIETARY 

12/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

28 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

4 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

0/ 

Bathing 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

27 

96.4 

0  1 .0 

0  1 .0 

Dressing 

nesiuenis  recjuiring  some  or  lOiai  assisiance  in  uressing. 

20 

71.4 

00.^ 

Toileting 

nesiuenxs  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

20 

71.4 

1  O.D 

ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

20 

71.4 

7*1  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

nesiuenis  wiin  cameiers  or  paniai  or  lOiai  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaooer  coniroi. 

10 

35.7 

f  \J.\J 

fift  ? 

nesiuenis  on  inoiviauaiiy  wriuen  Dowei  ana  Diaoaer  retraining  program. 

1 

3.6 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiuenis  receiving  luoe  leeaings  or  requiring  assistancG  witn  eating. 

7 

25.0 

37  7 

wuiiipiciciy  ucuidol  rcoKJcnts. 

2 

7.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

4 

14.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

20 

71.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

22 

78.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

17.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

10 

35.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

22 


397 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

398 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/iieostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5300  W  16TH  AVE 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

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12/16/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

4 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

91 

77.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

91 

77.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

91 

77.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

94 

80.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ric;olUt;luo  Willi  Ucill  lt;Lt7l  o  Ul  jJcii  llcil  Ul  LUlcil  lUoo  Ul  UUWt^l  Ul  UlctUUUI  UUilllUI. 

86 

73.5 

70.0 

68.2 

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3 

2.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eatmg 

n^oiu^iUo  i^u^iviiiy  luu^  ic^^uiriyb  ur  ic^cjuiririy  dboibiciriuc^  wiui  c^aiiiiy. 

80 

68.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Cnmnlet^lv  hpHffiQt  rp^iHpntQ 

6 

5.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

72 

61.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

48 

41.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

46 

39.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

46 

39.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

66 


400 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

401 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

ENT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council  National  Academv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


402 


HIALEAH  GARDENS  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
THE  WATERFORD  CONVALESCENT  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

8333  W  OKEECHOBEE  RD 

HIALEAH  GARDENS  FL  33016 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

160 

PROPRIETARY 

11/19/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

154 


[\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

139 

90.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

142 

92.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

136 

88.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

132 

85.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

109 

70.8 

70.0 

0  ft 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

7 

4.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

97 

63.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

3.2 

o.U 

0.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

66 

42.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

76 

49.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

92 

59.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

29 

18.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

89 

57.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

152 


403 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
rai./iiiiy  iiiuoi  iiiccL.   1  Mcic  ale  uvtji  D\j\j  ocpdtaic  rfc;t]uircrncnis.   1  ne  iRTormation  presenieu 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  of  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

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liiKi  laOllliy  Uoco  a  oyolc;IM  lllctl  dooUico  lUII  dilU  UUrripiolc  duC/UUIUlliy  Ul  rc;olu6nio 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

404 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

uciii./icMOy  may  i cpi cbcl ll  all  UliyuillL]  piUUI^lIi  Ol  d  Oilc-lirTlc  IdliUfc  Ul  a  blliyic?  bldll  pcrbOM. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

"7  O 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1 .9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

1  OD^ 

1  7  R 
1  1  .o 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

£.1  jy 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

J  1 

ft  A 
0.4 

1  OQQ 

1  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

NOT  MET 

Q 

1  Q 

QO  1 

o.^ 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1  O.O 

fli  R 
O  1  o 

o.o 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  inciuuing  religious  aciiviiies  oi  ine  resioent  s  cnoice,  it  any. 

MET 

oo 

1  *T,U 

1  noQ 

116 
1  1  .o 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1?70 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  P 

1  ^ 

?  5 

1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  4 

1041 

11  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

Mt  1 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

Mh  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


405 


HOBE  SOUND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HOBE  SOUND  GERIATRIC  VILLAGE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

9555  SE  FEDERAL  HIGHWAY 

HOBE  SOUND  FL  33455 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

11/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

102 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 
70 

0/ 

70 

Bathing 

nesiaenis  repuiring  some  or  lotai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

95 

93.1 

QIC 

QIC 

Dressing 

nesiaenis  requiring  sonne  or  loxai  assisiance  in  aressing. 

85 

83.3 

HA  Q 

OH.O 

R'i  O 
OJ.C. 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

75 

73.5 

/D.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

73 

71.6 

1  O.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

58 

56.9 

l\J.\J 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

4.9 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

27 

26.5 

Q 

O  1  . 1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

2.0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

52 

51.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

33 

32.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

63 

61.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

15.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

35 


406 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey,  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

407 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  nriaximunn  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
Natinnal  Rpi^parrh  nniinril  National  Arariemv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


408 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

900 11TH  ST 

HOLLY  HILL  FL  32017 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

10/15/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

59 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

o/ 
/o 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

42 

71.2 

Ol  .0 

Q  -1  C 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

44 

74.6 

04.0 

O 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

44 

74.6 

fO.O 

7Q  Q 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

44 

74.6 

/  o.o 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

39 

66.1 

70.0 

DO. 2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

5.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

27 

45.8 

36.9 

37./ 

completely  Dedfast  residents. 

4 

6.8 

'i  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

19 

32.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

28 

47.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

59.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

8.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

36 

61.0 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

31 


409 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  dally  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

410 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reoresent  an  onaoino  orohlpm  nr  a  nnp-timp  failurp  nf  a  9lnolp  staff  nprsnn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

It 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OQ 
OO 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  uo 

1  fifi? 

17  fi 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

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Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

R  A 
D.'t 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

q 

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RR7 

R  P 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

7'=, 

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ftl  fi 

R  fi 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  niirQiiit^  inpliiHinn  rpMniniiQ  flptiv/itif^Q  nf  th*^  rciQiHAnt'c  phnir'Ci  if  an\/ 
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Mt  1 

14  0 

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11  6 

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Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

Ivltl  i 

10  7 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

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1216 

12  9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

IvIC  1 

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7  4 

1041 

1  1 

11  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

ivlC  1 

31 

\j  1 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


411 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
GOLFCREST  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

600  N  17TH  AVE 

HOLLYWOOD  FL  33020 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

67 

PROPRIETARY 

05/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

65 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

62 

95.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

62 

95.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

54 

83.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  nr  tnilpt 

54 

83.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

47 

72.3 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

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6 

9.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpslHpnt^  rprpivinn  tuhp  fppHinn^  or  rpniiirinn  fl<5^i9tanrp  with  patino 

1  I^OIU^I  1         1  ^wwl  VII  lU    IUIk^w    I  WGvIII  IMw   \Jl    1  UVIUII  II  lU   ClOOIOldl  lO^    VVIil  1    ^Ciifl  IM< 

13 

20.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

4.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

29 

44.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

56.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

43 

66.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

6.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

7 

10.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

27 


412 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

413 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

1200  N  35TH  AVE 

City  and  State: 

HOLLYWOOD  FL  33021 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

152 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

10/30/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

132 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

o/ 
/o 

Battling 

ncoiucius  rc^cjuinriy  boriic  (jr  luiai  dboioiaiiLc  iii  udiiiiriy. 

116 

87.9 

O  1 .3 

O  1  .D 

Dressing 

RpQiHontQ  r^ni  lirinn  Qomo  or  totiil  flccictisnpfs  in  HrpQQinn 
ricoiud  iio  1  c^^uii  II 1^  Owl  1 IC7  VI  iwicii  ciooioicii  ii./w  ii  i  \J\  cooii  i^. 

107 

81.1 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

Rf*«iiripnt<?  rpfiuirinn  9omp  nr  tntal  fl<5«;i<5t3nrp  in  tnilptinn 

113 

85.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  il^  r\r  trtil^t 

lUD  or  loiici. 

129 

97.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHontc  \A/ith  r'athotorc  or  ncirticil  or  total  locc  of  Koxa/oI  or  KlaHHor  oor^trol 
ricolUd  ilo  Willi  Ualllc7l^io  Ui  ^diUctl  Ui  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUvVcJI  Ul  UlaUUc;i  UUiluUI. 

84 

63.6 

70.0 

68.2 

ntJoiuciiio  UN  ii luiviuuaiiy  wiiutjii  uuvvci  aiiu  uiauu^r  rciraiiiiny  pruyiaiii. 

12 

9.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luue  leeaings  or  requiring  assistance  wiin  eaiing. 

82 

62.1 

36  9 

37  7 

v^ompieieiy  ueaiasi  resiaenis. 

1 

0.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

89 

67.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

112 

84.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

116 

87.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

8.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

34 

25.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

123 


415 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

416 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiencv  mav  reoresent  an  onaoino  oroblpm  or  a  one-timp  failurp  of  a  sinnip  staff  oprsnn 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 
oo 

7  O 
1 .0 

1  1 

11  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1 

?1  ? 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  ^ylPT 

07'3Q 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

J  1 

p.  A 

1  0.9,0i 

\  ooa 

1  A  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

1  Q 

1  .v7 

oo  1 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

1  O.Q 

O  1  D 

o.o 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
III  iiuiMicti  puiouiib,  iiiciuuiiiy  loiiyiuub  ctC/Uviuco  or  irio  rc^biuc^ru  b  cnuic^,  it  any. 

Mb  1 

DO 

A  A  r\ 
\  ^.u 

1  uyy 

1 1  R 

1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

Od. 

1  r>  7 

1 97n 

1  O.H 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

1  ^ 

1  ^  1  u 

1?  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

Mb  1 

oo 

7  A 

1 041 

1 1  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Mt  1 

O  1 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MFT 

47 

9  7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MFT 

IVIt_  I 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

4200  WASHINGTON  ST 

HOLLYWOOD  FL  33021 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

240 

PROPRIETARY 

06/18/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

187 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

ResidGiits  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

181 

96.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

1 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

183 

97.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

125 

66.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilf^t 

146 

78.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

158 

84.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  indix/idusllv  written  howpl  and  hiaddpr  retrainina  oroaram 

1  1  w wlU  w  I  1          w  1  I    II  i\A  \  V  1 VI  Udl  1  y    will        1  1    1^ w  VV  ^1    vil  1  vJ    Ik/i  CiVJVJ  wl     1  w  11  vil  1  11 1  lU    1^1           ■  Wil  I  1  ■ 

8 

4.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^ldpntQ  rpppivinn  tiihp  fpprlinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  fiQQictanpp  with  patinn 

riwOIUwIllO  1  C'Vrf\7l  VII  1^   IXJUVS   IC7C7l,JII  IMO  ^I    I  wL^UII  II  IM  ClOOIOlCll  ILfC7  Willi  ^Cllll  1^. 

120 

64.2 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoleteiv  bedfast  residents 

2 

1.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

40 

21.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

120 

64.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

150 

80.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

6.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

71 

38.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

0 


418 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  othier  facilities  in  tfie  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.   


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  ail  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

419 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  riesearcn  council,  iNaiionai  Acauemy  oi  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  ail  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44^3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


420 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BROOKWOOD  GARDENS  CONVALESCENT  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1990  S  CANAL  DR 

HOMESTEAD  FL  33035 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

01/12/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

68 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

% 

o/ 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

50 

73.5 

o  1 .0 

O  1  .O 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

61 

89.7 

o4.o 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

61 

89.7 

7R  ft 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

59 

86.8 

/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

44 

64.7 

70  n 

\j0.c. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

2.9 

4  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

26 

38.2 

'^R  Q 

OD.i/ 

"^7  7 

v^ompieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

2 

2.9 

3  0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

4 

5.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

10 

14.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

59 

86.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

7.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

0 

0.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

63 


421 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "tvlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

422 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

CO 

7  ft 

1 1 

1  1 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  nnaximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  Ud 

OA  Q 

on/1  c 

OA  R 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MDT  MFT 

IMW  1    IVIC  1 

1  yj  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

g 

1  9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MC  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

In  nnrmfll  niir^iiit^  Inrliirlinn  rplininii^  flpti\/itip^  of  thp  rpQiHpnt'Q  phnipp  if  anx/ 

III    IIV/IIIICII    ^UIOUIIO,    III^^IUUIIIU    I^IIUIwUO   dwll  V 1  lICO   \Jt    LIIC   I^OIUwIll  O   wl  I^^IOO,    II    Cll  ly . 

MPT 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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HOMESTEAD  MANOR  NURSING  HOME 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1330  NW  FIRST  AVENUE 

HOMESTEAD  FL  33030 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

54 

PROPRIETARY 

01/08/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

49 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  nnay  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Rp<?irlpnt«;  rpniiirinn  "snmp  nr  tntal  a<?«ii9tanrp  in  hathina 

44 

89.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

R^QiHontQ  roni  lirinn  cnmp  r\r  tntal  flCQiQtflnpp  in  HrPQQinn 

li^OlUOl  1  lO  1  C^V^UII  IMU  OKJt  lie  \Jl    i\J  Idl  ClOOlOlCll  ILrC  III  KJl  wOOM  1^. 

47 

95.9 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

ricbiuciiib  rci^uiriiiy  auiiic  u\  lUiai  aboioiaiioc  in  luiicuiiy. 

45 

91.8 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

44 

89.8 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wiin  caineiers  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  oowei  or  uiaaoer  control. 

40 

81.6 

70  0 

68  2 

hiesioents  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  uiaooer  retraining  program. 

7 

14.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaents  receiving  tuoe  teeuings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

33 

67.3 

36.9 

37.7 

1 

2.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

9 

18.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

23 

46.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

26 

53.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

6.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

19 

38.8 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

29 


424 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facilitv  must  meet    There  are  nvpr  SOD  c^pnsratp  rpni lirpmpnt^i    Thp  infnrm?itinn  nrpcipntpH 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
Mb  1  / 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Thp  fpipilitv  ii^iPQ  a  <N\/<5tpm  that  fl^^iirp^  full  PnrI  pr»mnlptp  appniintinn  nf  rpQirHpntQ' 

111^    1  dVI  II  ly    UO^O   Ct   OyOL^III    lllCll   CIOOUI           ILIII   ClIIU   V^V^IIIIJIdC   d^^O^LIIIllllM   v."  IC^OIUOIIIO 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  nnonths. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

^dUI  1  K^OlUcill  WIIU  1  ICto  fJlUUIclllo  Willi  UUWc^l  dl  lU  UlClUUt;!   OUl  1 11  Ul  lo  jJl  UVIUoU  Wl  11  1 

care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

425 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

Mt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 

1  1  CO 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  uo 

01  Q 

^  1  .a 

51  ft 
c.  1 .0 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  MFT 

INW  1    IVIC  1 

107 

??  1 

273Q 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

31 

\J  1 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  niirQiiitQ   inpliiHinn  r^lininiic  5ir*ti\/itiPQ  r\i  thp  r^QiH^nt'Q  phnir'tfi   if  anu 
Ml  ii^iiiicii  [JUiouiiOj  II  iVi^iuuii  1^  icfii^iwuo  ciL«iiviiic;o  \j\  11  ic^  iC'Oiucfiiio  oi  iwiL/w,  II  diiy. 

Mt  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


426 


HUDSON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BEAR  CREEK  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

8041  STATE  ROAD  52  EAST 

HUDSON  FL  33567 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

05/14/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

109 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care,  it  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

104 

95.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

93 

85.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

87 

79.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

90 

82.6 

75.8 

"7"7  O 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

73 

67.0 

70.0 

DO. 2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

40 

36.7 

ob.y 

of  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

4.6 

n 
o.u 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

80 

73.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

27.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

70 

64.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

8.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

66 


427 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  nnust  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  XhaX  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

428 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

7  Q 

1  1  Q 
1  1  .ij 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

10'^ 

21  ? 

166? 

17  6 

1  f  ,\J 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

1  07 
1  U  / 

99  1 
c.^.  1 

97*^0 

^  /  <J<3 

9Q  r> 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  I 

O  1 

1  00<7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

q 

1  Q 

6  ? 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mb  1 

R16 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  niirQiiit^  inpliiHinn  rplinirtiiQ  flPtiv/iti^Q  r\i  th^  r^ciH^nt^Q  phnipp  if  anv/ 

111    1  l\Jl  1  1  Idl    fJ\J  \  OUI  LO,    II  1^1  LIU  II  lU   1  C7IIMIL./UO   dL/ 11 V 1 11  CO  \J\    11  1x7   i  CTOlLIOI  HO   V./I  lUIOC?,    1 1    Cll  IV  • 

Mt  1 

68 

14  0 

1099 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

WIC  1 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


429 


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NURSING  HOr 
NATIONAL  HEALTHCA 

k/IE  PROFILE 

RE  CENTER  HUDSON 

street  Address: 

7210  BEACON  WOODS  DRIVE 

City  and  State: 

HUDSON  FL  33567 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

120 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

03/25/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

70 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/O 

% 

/o 

Bathing 

R^QiH^ntQ  roniiirinn  cAmo  or  total  flQQiQtflnoo  in  hsithinn 
nc^oivic^f  iio  1  UL|Uii  II  iw  Owl  1  ic  \j\  lULdi  dooioidi  lo^  ii  i  udii  iii  i^. 

31 

44.3 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

RociHontc  romiirinn  como  or  total  occictsnoo  in  Hroccinn 
ric^oiU^lllo  i^LjUiiliiy  oUiilt;  Ul  lUldi  dObloldilOc;  III  Ult^oolliy. 

59 

84.3 

84  3 

83  2 

Toileting 

ncolUciUo  icv^Uiriiiy  bUlllc  ur  lUlal  aoololailOc  1(1  lUllcUliy. 

54 

77.1 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

55 

78.6 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wiin  Caineiers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  or  Dowei  or  uiaouer  control. 

39 

55.7 

70  0 

68.2 

nesioents  on  inaiviQuaiiy  written  uowei  ana  Diauaer  retraining  program. 

7 

10.0 

4  9 

4.6 

Eating 

riesiaents  receiving  tuoe  teeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eaiing. 

15 

21.4 

36.9 

37.7 

r^fimnlotoli/  hoHfaet  rocirlAntc 
v^uiiipiciciy  ucuidol  rcsiuciiio. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

50 

71.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

29 

41.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

23 

32.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

10.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

18.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

46 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

431 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


432 


HUDSON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
WINDSOR  WOODS  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

13719  LAKESHORE  BLVD 

HUDSON  FL  33567 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

12/15/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

39 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

iliyiiiy  opoCldllZcU  Octrc  allU  ociVICc;b. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

28 

71.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

31 

79.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

29 

74.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ul 

32 

82.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHontQ  with  r^^ithotorQ  rw  nartial  r\T  \r\\cx\  Ir^cc       Kn\A/ol  rw  hloHHor  r^r\r\\fr\\ 
ricolUc;!  1  lo  Willi  OctUlc^l^io  Ul  pcii  Udl  Ui   LUld.1  lUoo  Ui  UUWc7l  Ul  UlciUUt;!  UUIIUUI. 

24 

61.5 

70.0 

68.2 

n^olUc^lllo  Ull  11  lUIVIUUctliy  WilLlc;ri  UUWc;l  dilU  UlaUUc;!  loUall III ly  jJlUyicllll. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ricjoiuc^l  llo  lC7UdVlliy  lUUt;  Ic^^UUiyo  Ul  lt:'^UIllliy  dooiolctl  IL/Ci/  Willi  Udliliy. 

15 

38.5 

36.9 

37.7 

CofTiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

2.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

27 

69.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

9 

23.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

14 

35.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

7.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

4 

10.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

16 


433 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  systenn  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

434 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

U 
ft 

/o 

U 

it 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tuhp  fppriinn 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21  9 

2045 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

IVIC  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


435 


INVERNESS  FL 


NURSING  HOr 
HERITAGE  HEALT 

i/IE  PROFILE 

H  CARE  CENTER 

Street  Address: 

611  TURNER  CAMP  RD 

City  and  State: 

INVERNESS  FL  32651 

Participation: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  Of  Beds: 

60 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

09/16/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

48 


Medicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

ntcjniy  sp6ciaiiz6Q  care  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

43 

89.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

43 

89.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

i    I^^^^I^IN^I  1             1                         II  1^^     ^^^^1  1  IN^     ^^1               V^CI     ^A^^^^  1               1  1%^%^     II  1     ^V^ll^^^ll  '^4* 

44 

91.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tnilpt 

39 

81.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Resident*?  with  catheter*?  or  oartial  or  total  los<;  of  howel  or  bladder  control 

33 

68.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Re<?ident<5  on  individuallv  writtpn  howpl  and  hiaddpr  rptrainina  oroaram 

1  1  ^ oivj ^  1  1  to  w II  II  1  v4 1 V  i\j udi  1  y   VV  1  1  i 1  1         VV  ^ i  cii  ivi      iciuu        i  ^  \i  cii  i  1 1 1  i^  ii^i  v ^ i  vii  1 1  • 

6 

12.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^idpnt^  rpppiuinn  tiihp  fppHinn^  or  rpniiirinn  aQ^i^tancp  with  patinn 

1  I^OIvl^lllO  I^^^IVIIIU   lUI./^   l^^\«IIIIUO  \JI    1  ^VIUII  II  IM  ClOOIOlCII  Iv*^   Willi  ^ClilllU. 

15 

31.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

4.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

26 

54.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

14 

29.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

20 

41.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

4.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

35.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

31 


436 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

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Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

437 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

CAP'll  ITV 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


438 


INVERNESS  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
INVERNESS  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

304  S  CITRUS  AV 

INVERNESS  FL  32650 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

104 

PROPRIETARY 

07/01/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

99 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

94 

94.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  In  dressina 

1  i^^wivi^^i  1         1  v^XiiViii  11  1 23    v^^i  1  ■Si'   ^^1           hV4i    wCwwiw^w«i  iwv    II  1    VII  wvi/wii  '23* 

91 

91.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

89 

89.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tuh  nr  tnilpt 

95 

96.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

83 

83.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

■    ■  \^       >             ■  I             \^  II     III  \^  1  V  1  VI  \^       IIT      wVIIV  \       1  1     1^       V  V        1     V^  1  1  Vi     1^  1  V^  VI  Vi       1      1         ^1  VCI 1  1 1 1  1 V4     lv  1        \am  1  V%  1  1  1  * 

4 

4.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

1  1  >^y^tym 1  1  * w   1      WN^i  »  1 1  1 24    •  w fc^N^    i             1 1  1 23 ^   V^i    •  \^ VI  vi 1 1  1 1  •  jj   vi w wi  w  vci  i           » ■  i  m  i       v% mi  i  • 

59 

59.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Cornoietelv  bedfast  residents 

2 

2.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

41 

41.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

47 

47.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

46 

46.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

10.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

12.1 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

79 


43? 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

iiic  idt^iMiy  fcjiibuicb  uidi  lib  wriiicri  prot/caurcb  reyaruing  ine  rignis  anu 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

urugs  to  coniroi  uenavior  anu  pnysicai  resirainis  are  oniy  useu  wnen  auinorizeu  uy  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

cacn  resiueni  is  aiioweu  xo  communicaie,  associaie  anci  meei  privaieiy  wiin 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

cacn  resiuenx  is  aiioweu  to  retain  ana  use  nis/ner  personal  possessions  anu  cioxning 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

440 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
iViu:  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luue  leeuing. 

MET 

38 

7  8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mb  1 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MFT 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

)V)C  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVIC  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


441 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOr 
ADAMS 

I/IE  PROFILE 
PLAZA 

street  Address: 

33  W  ADAMS  ST 

City  and  State: 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32202 

Participation: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

35 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

11/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

17 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RpciHpnt<5  rpniiirinn  «;nmp  nr  total  fl<;<;i<itanrp  in  hathinn 

1  1^0l\.J^I  1  lO   1  ^UUII  II  lU    OUI  1  1^   \jl     LWlCil    ClOOIOlCll  IV^^    II  1    UCllI  III  IM> 

12 

70.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^ifipnt^  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  total  a^^i^tanpp  in  Hrp^^inn 

1  ICOIud  no   1  wUUli  il  IM   Owl  1  Iw  \Jl    IWICII   dwOIOlCll  Iww   II  1  V>ll  WOOII  IM* 

15 

88.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Re«;idsnt<?  reauirina  somp  or  total  a«;«;i<?tance  in  toiletina 

11 

64.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  yji  lUMc?l. 

11 

64.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

10 

58.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Rpsidpnts  nn  indi\/irjij;5ll\/  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hladdpr  rptraininn  nronram 

1  IWOIXkIwIIIO    ^11    lll\,IIVIVJUdliy    VVIILIwII    Ik^V^VVWl    QliVJ    k/ldVJU^f     1  ^11  Clll  III  lU    l-'l  V/MI  m  1  l> 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^irlpntQ  rpppiv/inn  tiihp  fppHinnc  nr  rpniiirinn  aQQi^tanpp  with  patinn 

riCI^OlLIUI  1  lo  IC^OC^IVIIIU   lUUC   ICCUIIIUd  ^1    IC^V^UIIIII^  CloOIOlCll  Iww  Willi  \7CIUI  1^. 

4 

23.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

5.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

3 

17.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

4 

23.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

4 

23.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

5.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

6 

35.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

12 


442 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  'Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Me\"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

443 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  riesearcn  oouncii,  iNaiionai  Mcauemy  ox  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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ALL  SAINTS  CATHOLIC  NH  FOR  AGING 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2040  RIVERSIDE  AVE 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32204 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

04/15/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

60 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

60 

100 

81 .5 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

57 

95.0 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

58 

96.7 

fO.O 

70  Q 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

60 

100 

/  D.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

44 

73.3 

/  U.U 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

A  Q 

A.  fi 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

31 

51.7 

oD.y 

"57  7 

Ol  .1 

uompieieiy  DeuTast  resiaents. 

0 

0.0 

\Jm\J 

4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

20 

33.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

16 

26.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

60 

100 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

8.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

60 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

27 


445 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is* 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

446 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1  Uo 

dA  .C. 

1  AAO 
1  DO^ 

•17ft 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o1 

D.4 

1  Joy 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

OO/ 

ft  0 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  0 

1 0.0 

01  ft 
0 1  D 

fi  ft 
o.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

Do 

1  uyy 

1  1  ft 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

1  P7n 

1  0.*T 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2  5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

7  4 

1041 

11  0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

O  1 

ft  4 

1^10 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

A7 
H  1 

Q  7 

1 4  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13  2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

Mb  1 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3648  UNIVERSITY  BLVD  S 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32216 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

89 

PROPRIETARY 

03/18/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

84 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1  1           ViJ  ^  1  1          1       vl  U II  II  1  ^    WW  III  w    Wl     iw  LUI    wtwwl  w  Wvll  1  ww    III    ln/U  11  1 1 1  1 U  • 

78 

92.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsifipnt^  rpniilrinn  Qr>mp  or  tntfll  flQ^i^tanpe  in  rirp^^inn 

riC70IVJC7M  lo  Id^CIIIIIIU  Owl  MC  \Jl    IL/lCll  dOOIOlCll           III  VJI^OOIIIU> 

78 

92.9 

84  3 

83.2 

Toileting 

P^pciHpntc  rpni  lirinn  corno  or  total  sccictonop  in  toilptinri 

ncoiuciiio  icv^uiiiiiy  ouiiic  ui  luicii  ciooioiciiiuc  III  ivjiicuiiy. 

74 

88.1 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tuD  or  toilet. 

74 

88.1 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiuenTS  wiin  caineiers  or  paniai  or  xoiai  loss  oi  uowei  or  oiauaer  control. 

74 

88.1 

70  0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wrinen  uowei  ana  oiauuer  retraining  program. 

13 

15.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiuenxs  receiving  luue  Teeuings  or  recjUiring  ossioxance  wixn  eaiing. 

31 

36.9 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfast  refiidents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

45.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

51.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

77 

91.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

14.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

25 

29.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

29 


448 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  coiumn  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  wittiln  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  ttie  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  ttiat  ttie  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  IVIet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  Tfiese  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
tVlET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

449 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


450 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ARLINGTON  MANOR  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

7723  JASPER  AVENUE 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32211 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

100 

PROPRIETARY 

01/04/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

97 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

95 

97.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

89 

91.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

74 

76.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

78 

80.4 

"ICQ 

75. o 

/  f  .d 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

59 

60.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

4.1 

4.9 

4.D 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

34 

35.1 

OD.y 

61.1 

completely  Deaiast  resiaents. 

0 

0.0 

'\  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

66 

68.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

47 

48.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

66 

68.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

20 

20.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

12.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

88 


451 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perlornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

452 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

INdllUriai  ncocdrL/ri  wUUnon,  INallunal  MOaUomy  UI  oClcrriC/OO. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


453 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
BEAUCLERC  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

9355  SAN  JOSE  BLVD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32217 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

100 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

90 

90.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reouirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressino 

65 

65.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

63 

63.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  LUIIc^l. 

90 

90.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHpntQ  with  p^ithPtPrQ  nr  nartifll  nr  tntal  Ihqq  nf  Hnwpl  nr  hlaHHpr  pnntrni 

riC70llMlC7l  no  will  1  wCllI  IdCl  O  yjl    pdllidl  \Jl    lUldl  lUOO  Ul   UL/Wwl  \Jl    Uld^JUC/l    \^\Jl  lll  vi> 

70 

70.0 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ  nn  inHi\/iHi  iaIK/  \A/rittpn  Kaxa/pI  anH  hl^iHHpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 
ricoiuoi  1  Lo  wii  iiiuiviuudiiy  wii  iiK^i  i  uwwc^i  di  lu  uiduvjc^i  i  c^ii  dii  iii  i^  pi  yj^t  di  ii- 

3 

3.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpciHontc  ror'oiv/inn  ti  iKo  fooHinnc  r\r  rorti  lirinn  accictsnoo  \A/ith  pfitinn 
Fic^olUc;i  llo  ic;U^IVIIiy  lUUc;  lc;t:;Ulliyo  U\  it;L|Uliliiy  doololdi  lOc?  Willi  t^dllliy. 

37 

37.0 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents 

3 

3.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

38.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

42 

42.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

53 

53.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

10.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sl<in  care. 

5 

5.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

74 


454 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "MeV  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  MeV  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
IVIET/ 
NOT 
I^ET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

I^ET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

IVIET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

455 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
Nfltinnal  Rp<?Pflrr'h  nniinril  Natinnal  Ar'flrlpmv  nf  Spipnrp^ 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


456 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CATHEDRAL  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

333  E  ASHLEY  ST 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32202 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

10/29/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1     iNi'WlxjN^I   1               1  X^ViiWII  II  1^      W^^l  1  IV/     ^^1       L^/LV«I      WilWWiwkVtl  IWVi'      II  1      li^biC^I  III 

72 

62.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsiripnts  rpnuirinn  ^nmp  or  tntai  assi<5tanre  in  Hressinn 

103 

89.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

R^QiHontc  roni  lirinn  cnmo  nr  tntal  acdQtsnpo  in  tAilotinn 
riooiviCr]  1  lo  1  c^Lf uii  M  lu  oui  lie  ui  luidi  dooioidi  loc?  ii  i  ivjiioui  iu> 

84 

73.0 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiieT. 

86 

74.8 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

ncsiuciiis  Willi  uauicicis  or  partial  or  loiai  loss  or  Dowei  or  uiauuer  control. 

83 

72.2 

70  0 

68  2 

ncbiueius  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wrmen  uowci  anu  uiauuer  reiraininy  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

r\coiuciua  mociviiiy  luuc  ic^cuiiiyo  (Ji  icv.juiiiiiy  dsoiaiai luc  Willi  cdiiiiy. 

34 

29.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

44 

38.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

12 

10.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

57 

49.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

11.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

20.0 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

92 


457 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

458 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 
(  .O 

1  1  9'^ 

1  1  C.O 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1  UD 

01  Q 

dA  .y 

on/i  c 
<;U4o 

C\  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21  2 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mb  1 

107 

PP  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

14  7 

1  *+.  r 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1  9 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mh  1 

75 

15  5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nArrnal  ni  irci  litc    inr*li  iHinn  rolinir\i  ic  Qr^tiv/itioc  /^f  tKo  r^ciHant'c  r*h/^ir*o    ti  Qn\/ 
III  1  lui M icti  [juiouiio,  11  luiuuii ly  ic;iiyiuuo  ctuiiviiic^o  ui  lii^  ic^oiut^iiio  uiiuiuc;,  ii  ciiiy. 

Mc  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  KVICT 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

iNVj  1  Ivrt  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

IVIC  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


459 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CEDAR  HILLS  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2061  HYDE  PARK  RD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32210 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

03/31/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

176 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niyniy  sp6CiaiiZ60  carG  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

146 

83.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

152 

86.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

134 

76.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tnilpt 

140 

79.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

133 

75.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individur^llv  written  howpl  and  bladder  retrainina  Droaram 

1  1     wl\p4^  1  1         w  1  1    II  lU  1  V  lU  U  vtl  1  y    Will  \^  1  1    %J\J  W  ^  1   dl  IVI        1  vtUU^  1    1  w  il  wl  1  1 1 1  1^    1^1  WVH '        '  '  * 

13 

7.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Re^ldpnt^  rerpivinn  tube  fppdinn^  or  rpniiirinn  a<5<;i^tanrp  with  patina 

1  I^OIU^IIIO   I^W^IVIIIU    lUk^^    I^^UIIIUw   ^1    I^UUIIIIIU    ClOOl  O  ICll  IV/^    Willi  V^dllllU. 

54 

30.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

2.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

92 

52.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

88 

50.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

108 

61.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

8.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

15 

8.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

145 


460 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.   


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

461 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Mofir^nal  Rocoarf^h  r^r\iinr*il    Nistirtnsl  Ar^QHomv/  nf  Qr'ionr'i^c 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


462 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
EAGLE  CREST  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2802  PARENTAL  HOME  RD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32216 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

240 

PROPRIETARY 

05/16/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

214 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

148 

69.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

177 

82.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

157 

73.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

153 

71.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

145 

67.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

15 

7.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

67 

31.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

6 

2.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

134 

62.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

63 

29.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

178 

83.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

16 

7.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

51 

23.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

203 


463 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

464 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


465 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
EARTHA  M  M  WHITE  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5377  MONCRIEF  RD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32209 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

08/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp<5irie>nt<5  rpnuirino  somp  or  total  a«?<iistancG  in  bathina 

92 

79.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  totsl  ^i^Qi^tfinpp  in  HrpQQinn 

ri  wOlvlC7l  1  lO  1  v7\JL4ll  II  lU  Owl  1  IC7  ^1    IL/ldl  dOOlOlCll  IwW  III  UI^OOIIIU. 

41 

35.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp<;irlpnt<?  rpnuirinn  <;omp  or  total  a<5<?i<itanpp  in  toilptinn 

83 

71.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  r\r  tr\ilpt 

92 

79.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^lHpnt^  with  (^athptpr^  or  nartial  or  total  lo^^  of  howpl  or  hIaHHpr  oontrol 

1  I^OIVJ^I  1         VV III!   V^Clllld^lO   ^1    k^CllllCll    wl     Iw ICll    IV./ OO   \Jl    L/W VV wl    \JI    Im/ICIUU^I  V^Vafllllwl* 

99 

85.3 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^iHpnt^  on  inriiviHiiallv  writtpn  howpl  anH  hIaHHpr  rptraininn  nronram 

riC70IUC7l  1  lO  \J\  I  II  IVJIVIuUdliy   VVIIllC7ll  l^Vi/VVwl  dl  IVJ  UiClVJVJC7l    1  ^11  dll  III  1^  |../l  Vi/^l  dl  1 1> 

4 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpciHpntQ  rpppiv/inn  tiiKp  fppHinriQ  r\r  rpniiirinn  siQQictsinpp  with  Pfltinn 
ri%?oiuc7i  iio  1  c^^dvii  lu  luuc  ic^cviii  i^o  wi  iCLfuiiii  i^  dooioicii  il/C?  vviii  i  ociiii  i^. 

43 

37.1 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDletelv  bedfast  residents 

11 

9.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

34 

29.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

51 

44.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

79 

68.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

8.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

1 

0.9 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

115 


466 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

467 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


468 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
FANNIE  E  TAYLOR  HOME  FOR  AGED  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3937  SPRING  PARK  RD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32207 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  ICF 

24 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

09/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

23 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

8 

34.8 

/o.y 

lo.o 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

17 

73.9 

/4.d 

f'O.I 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

7 

30.4 

o/.y 

DO. 4 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

15 

65.2 

DO.O 

DD.U 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

14 

60.9 

D  1 .0 

39.  1 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

1  1  R 
1  1 .0 

R  1 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

2 

8.7 

9*5  7 

v^ompieieiy  Deaiast  resioents. 

0 

0.0 

0  0 

3  6 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

5 

21.7 

23.0 

39.1 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

3 

13.0 

24.3 

31.7 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

8 

34.8 

62.5 

55.8 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

2.0 

4.7 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

3 

13.0 

24.3 

24.0 

Medicaid  Residents: 

20 


469 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

65 

1.2 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  luii  ana  complete  accounting  ot  resiaents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

198 

3.6 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

79 

1.4 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

564 

10.3 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

798 

14.6 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

25 

0.5 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

89 

1.6 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

0 

0.0 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

25 

0.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

0 

0.0 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

335 

6.1 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

1187 

21.7 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

679 

12.4 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

382 

7.0 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

807 

14.8 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

700 

12.8 

470 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luoe  leeaing. 

MET 

n 

n  0 

4  7 

*T.  / 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

N  li^T  K  It  1 — r 

NOI  Mt  1 

1 

1  HO 

1  o.  / 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

1 

25.0 

601 

11.0 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

1385 

25.3 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IVIC  \ 

0 

0.0 

1045 

19.1 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVIC  1 

0 

0.0 

269 

4.9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NDT  MFT 

IN  W  1    IVI C  1 

1 

25.0 

311 

5.7 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dur^uits  inrluriinn  rpllninii"?  artivitip<?  nf  thp  rp<5iripnt'«;  rhnirp  if  anv 

III    livillldl    l.yulOUILO,    IIIV^IUUIIIM   l^ilUIULIO   d^afllVlli^O   \Jt    lllw   I^OIUOIIi  O   ^IIV./IV.'^,    II  dllY* 

MOT  ^ylFT 

1 

25.0 

481 

8.8 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVI  u  1 

0 

0.0 

479 

8.8 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

1064 

19.4 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

1169 

21.4 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  Is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

0 

0.0 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

0 

0.0 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

0 

0.0 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

267 

4.9 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

2452 

44.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


471 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
FL  CHRISTIAN  HEALTH  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1827  STOCKTON  ST 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32204 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownerstiip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

128 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

08/28/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

128 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

99 

77.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

100 

78.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

92 

71.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

92 

71.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  los<;  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

63 

49.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^irlpnt^  on  indiviHuflllv  writtpn  hnwpl  ^^nci  hlaHHpr  rptraininn  nrnnr^^m 

1  1  wOlU^I  1  LO   \Jt  I    IMUIVIUUClliy    Will  1^1  1    k/w  VV  ^1    Cll  IVJ    UldUxJ^I    1  ^  11  dl  1  III  lU    L^l                  '  '  ■ 

22 

17.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  rprpivinn  tiihp  fppHInn^  or  rpniiirinn  a^^i^tanrp  with  patinn 

42 

32.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

7 

5.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

36 

28.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

69 

53.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

98 

76.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

1.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

77 

60.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

53 


472 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

iiic  laL/iiiiy  ubcb  d  oyoicrn  iiidi  abburcs  Tuii  auQ  compicie  accouniing  OT  resiaents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

473 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


474 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HOSPITALITY  CARE  CTR  OF  THE  BEACHES 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1504  SEABREEZE  AVE 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32250 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/08/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

111 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
/o 

o/ 
/o 

Bathing 

ncolUclUb  icLjUliliiy  bUlilc  ui  lUlal  abolblaiiL/C  III  Udlilliiy. 

106 

95.5 

O  1  .O 

O  1  .Q 

Dressing 

nesiuents  requiring  some  or  loiai  assiSTance  in  □ressing. 

107 

96.4 

OO.^ 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  lOiai  assisiance  in  loiieTing. 

98 

88.3 

7R  ft 

7T  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

89 

80.2 

7R  ft 

77  9 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

73 

65.8 

70  n 

(  u.u 

fift  9 

\jO.C. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

14 

12.6 

A  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

52 

46.8 

^7  7 

lifOmpieieiy  ueGrasi  resioenis. 

4 

3.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

75 

67.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

62 

55.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

70 

63.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

16 

14.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

33 

29.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

73 


475 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

476 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  Q 
^  .O 

•1  ■\  OO 

M  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wail<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

OH  C 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl<ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

91  9 

17  6 

1  /  ■V.' 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  K^PT 

OO  1 

07OQ 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

R  A 
D.H 

1  OOv7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

Q 

1  Q 

5ft7 

fi  9 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

ft16 

ft  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmal  nur^iiit^  inpliirlinn  rplinir^iiQ  flr*ti\/itipc  nf  th^^  rPQiri^^nt'Q  pHoIpp  if  anu 
III  iiVi^iiiiai  yjxji  oui  lo,  iii\.^iu\jiii^  idiui^uo  cio  iiviiioo  v^i  iiio  icoiuc^iii  o  uiiL/iVi/C?,  II  ciiiy. 

IVIt  1 

\J\J 

14  0 

10Q9 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

tvIC  1 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

IVIC  1 

12 

2  5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MFT 

IvIC  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

1 1.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MFT 

1 1     IVI L-  1 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


477 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
JACKSONVILLE  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

730  COLLEGE  ST 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32204 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

104 

PROPRIETARY 

03/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

97 


ly/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

54 

55.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  renuirino  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

94 

96.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletino 

1  I^WIUwl  1         1  WVJUII  II  lU   OV^I  1  1^   \JI     l\/ldl    dOOIOlCII  Iw^    II  1    i^ll^lll  lU* 

80 

82.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  lUllt^l. 

80 

82.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

R^^QiflpntQ  with  pflthptATQ  nr  nArtisI  nr  tntal  Ihqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hlflHHpr  pnntrni 

l100luC/l  1  lo  Willi  L^dli  IdC^I  O  \J\    \JO.i  IXw  \Jl    IVlCtI   IwOO  \J\   ULrWd  \Jl    UldUUCI  L/V^llll^l. 

77 

79.4 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQirlpntQ  on  inHiv/iHi  istlK/  written  Ko\a/pI  cinH  hlaHrlor  rotraininn  nmnr^im 
riC7oiuc?i  iio  \Ji  I  iiiuiviuudiiy  wi  iiic7i  i  uvjvvc/i  diiu  uiduuc^i  ic^iidiiiiii^  yji  w^i  di  1 1. 

6 

6.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RociHontc  roppi\/inn  ti  iKo  fooHinnc  r\r  roni  lirinn  accict^nr^o  with  oatinn 
rit;oiUc7illo  ic70c7lvUiy  lUUc^  ic^c^Uliiyo  Ui  it^LfUliliiy  dooioldiioc;  Willi  c^diiiiy. 

41 

42.3 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

51 

52.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

42 

43.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

66 

68.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

8.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

16.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

86 


478 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

479 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

TV 

% 

# 

IT 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


480 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MANDARIN  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

10680  OLD  ST  AUGUSTINE  ROAD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32223 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/12/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

113 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
To 

0/ 

To 

Bathing 

nesiuGnis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisisnce  in  uaining. 

105 

92.9 

Ol  .0 

01  c; 
Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

103 

91.2 

o4.o 

oo.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

84 

74.3 

/b.D 

70  Q 
/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

72 

63.7 

7C  O 

lO.O 

Continence 

t^S  _        *  J  — .      .  A.  ^               "X  L_                                                                                                                           till                               ft                           1                    llll  ll 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

72 

63.7 

70.0 

CO  o 

^   _  *  —J  — .       .  X—                ^        '                                                     II                            'J-A                      1                                 1                           lit               II  t 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

0.9 

4.y 

4.b 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

47 

41.6 

oD.y 

C 1 .1 

uompieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

0 

0.0 

3  0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

32 

28.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

20 

17.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

40 

35.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

20 

17.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

75 


481 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

1  lie  idOMiiy  yiisureb  iiidi  lib  wriuen  proceuures  regarairiy  ine  riynis  ana 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

urugs  TO  control  oenavior  ana  pnysicai  restrainis  are  oniy  usea  wnen  autnorizea  oy  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

cacn  resiaeni  is  aiiowea  lo  communicaie,  associaxe  ana  meex  privaxeiy  wiin 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

tacn  resiaeni  is  aiiowea  to  retain  ana  use  nis/ner  personal  possessions  ana  cioxning 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  ensures  xnat  tne  neaitn  care  oi  eacn  resiaent  is  unaer  tne  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

482 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 

1  1 

1 1  Q 

1    1  .\7 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  (Jo 

^  1  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIt  1 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

g 

1  9 

1  ■  v/ 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NUI  Mbl 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmpil  niirQiiitQ  inpliiHinn  rplinirMiQ  ar*ti\/itiAQ  nf  thp  r^ciHAnt'c  phnipp  if  anv/ 
III  1  ivji  1 1  icii        oui  io,  iiioiuLiiiiu  1  diui^juo  ci^ii  V 1 11       yji  ii  ic?  i  c^oiLiv:;!  1 1  o  l«i  il/i^^c?,  ii  cii  ly  • 

ivit  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVIt  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

IVflt  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

IVIC  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

Win  1 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


483 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


PHEO  MEDICAL  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1771  EDGEWOOD  AVE  WEST 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32208 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

02/11/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 


1 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1 

100 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

1 

100 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^iHpnt^  with  pathptpr^  or  nnrtifll  or  total  lo^^  of  howpl  or  hiadHpr  pontrol 

1  IwOIU^IIlO   Willi  WCILI  1^  i^l  O  \Jl    L/dl  IICII  \Jl    IwLCll   I^OO  VI    UKJvV^l   \JI  UtCL\J\J^l 

1 

100 

70.0 

68.2 

RpclHpnt^  on  inrlivlHi mll\/  writtpn  howpl  JinH  hIaHHpr  rptrfiininn  nronram 

1  I^OIVJ^IIIO  Vyi  1  11  l\JI  V  I^JUCII  1  y   VVIIll^ll  U\JW^I  Cll  lU  iJIClW^I    1  ^  11  dl  1  III  IM  1.^1  WM' ClI  1 1> 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQirlpntQ  rpppi\/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  nr  rpniiirinn  flQ^iQtflnpp  with  p?itinn 

0 

0.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

1 

100 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

0 

0.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

0 

0.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

100 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

1 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


484 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Mel"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

485 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


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facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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REGENTS  PARK  OF  JACKSONVLLE 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

7130  SOUTHSIDE  BOULEVARD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32216 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

107 

PROPRIETARY 

10/29/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

95 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Re<5idGnts  rpnuirina  somp  or  total  a<5<5istanf;G  in  bathina 

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91 

95.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

92 

96.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

80 

84.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

78 

82.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

76 

80.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individurillv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hiaddpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

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4 

4.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

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1  lwQI\.Jwl  IIO  1  ^^./^IVII  1^   lUk/w   I^^UII           Ul    1  wLfUII  II  IM  OOOIOICII  Iww  Will  1  C7CIIII  lU* 

20 

21.1 

36.9 

37.7 

CAmnlptPlv  hprifAct  rPQiHpntQ 

1 

1.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

32 

33.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

15 

15.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

55 

57.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

24.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

35 


487 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  sun/ey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 

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below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

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1  1 IC7  ici^iiiiy  uoc;o  a  oyoiciii  ii  idi  cioouivo  lUii  cii  lU  ouiMpioLc^  ctU/CUUi  nil  lu  Ul  loolUc^iiLo 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

488 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  O 
/  .0 

1  1 

1  1  Q 
1  1  .3 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

\  UD 

c.\.\i 

on/I 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

Mt  1 

2Q  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

1  ^RQ 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  i 

g 

1  9 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

vAc.  \ 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  n^rrnsil  ni  iroi  litc    in/^li  iHinn  rdini^i  ic  oi^tix/itiac       the  raciHant'c                 if  on\/ 
III  ii^iiiidi  puiouiio,  iiiuiuuiiiy  ic/iiyiuuo  ctouviiic^o  ui  uic  icoiuc^iiio  uiiuioc^,  ii  ctiiy. 

Mb  1 

14  0 

1  '-r.yj 

lOQQ 

11  6 

1      1  m\J 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

10  7 

1270 

1*5  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Ivlb  1 

12 

2  5 

1216 

1  ^  1  w 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

WKJ  \    Ivit  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

1 1.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MPT 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MFT 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MOT  MFT 

1 NW  1    Ivl  C  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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RIVER  GARDEN  HEBREW  HOME  FOR  THE  AGED 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1800  STOCKTON  ST 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32204 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

192 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

08/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

178 


Medicare  Residents: 

11 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

ResidGnts  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

160 

89.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

160 

89.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

128 

71.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

125 

70.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

128 

71.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^lHpnt^  rpppiv/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  nr  rpniiirinn  fl^Qi^tflnrp  with  Pfltina 

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78 

43.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

0.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

110 

61.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

13 

7.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

115 

64.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

3.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

60 

33.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

97 


490 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Mel"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

491 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


492 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ROSEWOOD  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

12739  DUNNS  CREEK  ROAD 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32218 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

55 

PROPRIETARY 

06/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

54 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

53 

98.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

41 

75.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

40 

74.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  or  tnilpt 

34 

63.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

44 

81.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

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0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

■    1  \^  V^  1  \^  \^  1  1     V^     1        \^  \^  1  V  1  1  1  \^             1^  \^     1                   III                     1      1  ^^^1  ^1 1 1  1 1  1 V4     ^t^J^J  1       \          1  ^^^^     V  T  1  V 1  1                VII  1  \am  ■ 

20 

37.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

5.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

42 

77.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

19 

35.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

49 

90.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

5.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

16.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

52 


493 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

494 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

tt 

% 

fr 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feedina 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

lUlFT 

IVIC  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


495 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ST  CATHERINE  LABOURE  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1717  BARRS  ST 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32204 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

232 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

04/28/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

223 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niyniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

175 

78.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

181 

81.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

175 

78.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ul  luiim. 

155 

69.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ntJoiutJiuo  Willi  (./aiimicib  ur  paiiidi  or  lUidi  lUob  cji  uowci  (jr  uictuuci  uuiiiiui. 

136 

61.0 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wrinen  uowei  anci  uiaouer  retraining  program. 

8 

3.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luoe  leeoings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

63 

28.3 

36.9 

37.7 

6 

2.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

136 

61.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

63 

28.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

96 

43.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

6.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

5.4 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

156 


496 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

^  ^  1^                  "J           A            1             1                              II                            'ill                     1                  lllll                           Al'                           "11           '  a.t 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

497 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

1  Ndll^^l  Idl   riCOCdl       1   wL/UI  lOII ,   1  NdLIL/l  Idl   rA^.«dUd  1 1  y   \Jl  ILr^O. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


498 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
TAYLOR  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

6535  CHESTER  AVENUE 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32217 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownerstiip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

03/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

120 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

o/ 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

98 

81.7 

ol  .t) 

01  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

113 

94.2 

o4.o 

O 

OO.^ 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

102 

85.0 

lO.O 

7*3  Q 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

102 

85.0 

lO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

78 

65.0 

/  U.U 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

/I  Q 

A  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

74 

61.7 

OD.S7 

^7  7 

uompieteiy  uedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

\J.\J 

T  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

53 

44.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

16 

13.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

73 

60.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

64 

53.3 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

98 


499 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
idciiiiy  iiiubi  riitsei.   1  nere  are  over  ouu  separate  requirements,   i  ne  inTormaiion  presenxeo 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

IMC  IdOllliy  Ubcb  a  byslclll  lllal  dboUrcb  lUII  aHO  COmpiclc  aCCOUnUMy  OT  rcSIUcniS 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

500 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MFT 

IVIC  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

w 

/o 

tf 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

IVlt  1 

38 

7  8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mt  I 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOI  Mbl 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


501 


JACKSONVILLE  FL 


NURSING  HOI 
TURTLE  CREEK  HEA 

^E  PROFILE 

LTH  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

11565  HARTS  RD 

City  and  State: 

JACKSONVILLE  FL  32218 

Participation: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

180 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

11/20/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

174 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^iripnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  total  fl^^i^tanpp  in  hathinn 

154 

88.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tnt^il  fl^QiQtflnpp  in  HrpQQinn 

125 

71.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpciHpntc  rpniiirinn  cnmp  nr  tntcil  accictannp  in  tnilptinn 
r\C70lU^lllo  it^L|Uliliiy  oUi Mt^  Ul  lUlcll  ciooIdLciiiUc;  III  lUllt^lliiy. 

110 

63.2 

76  6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
TUD  or  loiiei. 

96 

55.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ncolUcilllb  Willi  L/Ctlllclclo  (jr  parildl  Ul  Ivjlal  lUoo  UT  UCJWcl  ur  UldUUcr  uUllliUI. 

111 

63.8 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiaenis  on  inuiviuuaiiy  wnuen  uowei  anu  uiauu6r  reiraining  program. 

4 

2.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiuenTS  receiving  luue  Teeoings  or  recjuiring  assistance  wiin  eaiing. 

23 

13.2 

36.9 

37.7 

f^nmnlptplv  hprifsiQt  rPQiriPntQ 

2 

1.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

106 

60.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

60 

34.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

66 

37.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

5.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

32 

18.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

152 


502 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "N/let"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

i_  _     e        'I'A                                         I              A.L      1                               fill                     ij.  .f'lii 

The  facility  uses  a  systenn  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  Individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

503 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


504 


JASPER  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
SUWANNEE  VALLEY  NURSING  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

427  NW  15TH  AVE  DRAWER  1058 

JASPER  FL  32052 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

07/31/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

59 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

o/ 

Bathing 

Residents  rsquiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

41 

69.5 

ol  .0 

O  I  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

36 

61.0 

QA  O 

o4.o 

DO  O 

oo.<i 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

32 

54.2 

lO.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

32 

54.2 

fO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

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Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

21 

35.6 

70.0 

bo. 2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

9 

15.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

10 

16.9 

36.9 

07  7 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

o.yj 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

41 

69.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

19 

32.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

25 

42.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

2 

3.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

49 


505 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences,  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

506 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

\  Uo 

1  ceo 

1  1 .0 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

D.4 

1  ooy 

1/17 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

Q 

y 

1  Q 

1  .y 

Oof 

ft  o 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1  0 

1  D.O 

Q1  ft 

n  ft 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

A  A  r\ 
1 4.U 

1  uyy 

lift 

1  1  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

c;o 
0^ 

1  u.  / 

1 97n 

1  4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  o 
1  d 

C..0 

1  91  ft 
1  ^  1  D 

1  9  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  A 

1  KJH  1 

1 1  n 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

D.M- 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

Q  7 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

iVIC  1 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


507 


JUNO  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
THE  WATERFORD  HEALTH  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

601  SOUTH  US  HIGHWAY  1 

JUNO  BEACH  FL  33408 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

12/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

58 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

44 

75.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

37 

63.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

37 

63.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tr\ilot 

44 

75.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  rathetprs  or  nartial  or  total  ln<5<;  of  hnwpl  or  bladder  control 

30 

51.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Rpsidpnts  on  indix/idiiallv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hiaddpr  rptraininn  r^ronram 

9 

15.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^idpnt^  rpppiuinn  tiihp  fppdinn^  or  rpmiirinn  fl^^i^tanrp  with  pfltinn 

1  I^OIU^IIIO  IwVi/UIVIIIU   lUk/w   l^^\JIIIUO  \Jl    I^ULIIIIIIU   ClOOIOlCll  Iww   Willi   wCllll  IU> 

10 

17.2 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

21 

36.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

18 

31.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

21 

36.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

5.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sl<in  care. 

3 

5.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

3 


508 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  Mc  idoiiiiy  ubco  a  oyoicrTi  iiiai  abourco  luii  aHu  compicic  accouniing  oi  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

509 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maxinnum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


510 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
JUPITER  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

17781  YANCY  STREET 

JUPITER  FL  33458 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/25/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

88 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

o/ 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

80 

90.9 

Q  i  C 

ol  .O 

0\  .0 

Dressing 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  uressing. 

79 

89.8 

Toileting 

r\t;olUt;i lib  ic;L|Uliliiy  oUillc^  Ui  lUlal  doblolailUU  III  lUllt:^Uiiy. 

75 

85.2 

7fi  fi 

7*^  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  lOiiet. 

75 

85.2 

75  8 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wim  cainexers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  oi  oowei  or  uiauoer  control. 

76 

86.4 

70  0 

68  ? 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  wnnen  Dowei  ana  Diaoaer  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

32 

36.4 

^7  7 

completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.1 

o.\j 

4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

41 

46.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

11 

12.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

43 

48.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

5.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

88 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

56 


511 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tinat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

NOT  MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

512 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

H  no 

d  \  ,d 

1  OOC. 

1  /.O 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

A  A  ~7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1 .9 

C  O  7 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

1 5.5 

816 

o  c 
O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

A  A  r* 

1 1.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

A  O  ~7  /A 

1270 

A  A 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

1 2.y 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

Jo 

"7  A 
1 A 

1 U41 

1  1  .U 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

ol 

a  A 

D.4 

1  41  o 

1  /I  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

H  I 

Q  7 

y.  / 

1 AHR 
1 M-UO 

1 4  Q 
1  .y 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

2340 

24  7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

Ivlb  1 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


513 


JUPITER  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


JUPITER  CONVALESCENT  PAVILION  INC 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1230  SOUTH  OLD  DIXIE  HIGHWAY 

JUPITER  FL  33458 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

05/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

114 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

98 

86.0 

Q-i  C 

Ol  .0 

ol  .O 

Dressing 

Hesiaents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  oressing. 

103 

90.4 

04. 0 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiieiing. 

91 

79.8 

7fi  fi 

7?  R 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

91 

79.8 

7^  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

61 

53.5 

70  n 

Rft  9 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

29 

25.4 

OD.v7 

^7  7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

4.4 

T  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

53 

46.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

73 

64.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

71 

62.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

1.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

7.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

24 


514 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  MeV  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

515 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

W 

0/ 

/o 

u 

ft 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feedina 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

1  \J\J 

21  Q 

2045 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinl<ing  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

IVIC  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


516 


KEY  WEST  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
KEY  WEST  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5860  W  JUNIOR  COLLEGE  ROAD 

KEY  WEST  FL  33040 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


{Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
/o 

o/ 
70 

Bathing 

riesiaGnis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

99 

86.1 

O  1 .0 

ol  .5 

Dressing 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  aSSisiance  in  uressing. 

99 

86.1 

RA  Q 
OH  .O 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  requinng  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  toiieiing. 

86 

74.8 

1  D.D 

ft 

1  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

88 

76.5 

7R  ft 

77  9 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wiin  caineiers  or  partial  or  total  loss  oi  Dowei  or  Diaaoer  control. 

87 

75.7 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  Diaoaer  retraining  program. 

9 

7.8 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

42 

36.5 

'?7  7 

V/Oiiipieiciy  DcuTasi  resiuenis. 

11 

9.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

41 

35.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

35 

30.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

78 

67.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

8.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

33 

28.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

82 


517 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tlie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  sl<illed  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
sl<in  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

518 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

IVIC  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
anu  luuc  Tccuing. 

Mt  1 

oo 

7  R 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NU  1  Mb  1 

1  Ud 

01  Q 

ti  \  .y 

^  1  .D 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MFT 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MOT  MFT 

g 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includino  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

III     1  1 VI  1  1  IMI     h^VidlSJWIbW)     lll>/IU\>llll\4     I  V  1  lUI  Wl  W    M  W  VI  V  1                  V  1      hi  1  w     1  \^  wl            1  1  I   W    Wl  1  Wl  W  W  )     1  1     M>  '  T  ■ 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


519 


KISSIMMEE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
JOHN  MILTON  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1120  W  DONEGAN  AVE 

KISSIMMEE  FL  32741 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

149 

PROPRIETARY 

03/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

129 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp<5iHpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  tntfll  a^^i^tanpp  in  hathinn 

1  I^OIU^I  1 1  ^VJUII  II  lU    owl  1  1^   Wl     IWiCll    ClOOiOlCII  lO^   II  1    Udil  ill  IM> 

88 

68.2 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

109 

84.5 

84  T 

83  2 

Toileting 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  loiiexing. 

102 

79.1 

7fi  ft 

r  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

102 

79.1 

7^  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

102 

79.1 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

12 

9.3 

A  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

49 

38.0 

36  9 

37  7 

Comnlptplv  bprifa^t  rp^iripntQ 

1 

0.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

55 

42.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

46 

35.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

41 

31.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

10.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

21 

16.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

102 


520 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  tuii  ana  compieie  accounting  oi  resioents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

521 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

U 
ft 

/o 

tr 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (sliots),  fluids  supplied  tlirougli 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tiihp  fppHInn 

IVIC  1 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

?1  Q 

204*5 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mt  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  disthbuted,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


522 


KISSIMMEE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
KISSIMMEE  GOOD  SAMARITAN  NURSING  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1500  SOUTHGATE  DRIVE 

KISSIMMEE  FL  32741 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

170 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

05/05/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

165 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

ResidGnts  reaulrina  soitig  or  total  assistancG  in  bathlna 

1    1  \^      1  \^       ■  1             1  \^  %v|  Wl  1 1  1  1  1  \^     ^^^^  III  \^           1                       1     V^^^      1               1  1  \^  V>     III          \^  hi  ill  I  \^  ■ 

132 

80.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RGsidGnts  rGouirlna  somG  or  total  assistancG  in  drGSsina 

132 

80.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RGsidGnts  rGoulrina  somG  or  total  assistancG  in  toilGtina 

113 

68.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

ResidGnts  rGquiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tr^ilot 

112 

67.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  howpl  or  hiadder  control 

131 

79.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^idpnt^  nn  individu^^llv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hladdpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

1  IwwIVJ^IIiw   wit    IllVJIVIUUCllly    VV 1  1  lid  1    U\J  VV  ^1    ClIIU    UlCIVJVJwl     I^IICIIIIIIIm  I>^IV^MICIIII< 

11 

6.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rpsidpnts  rpcpivinn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  aQQlstancp  with  patinn 

1  l^OIUwIllO   lOO^IVIIIU    lUk./^    I^^VIIIlM^            I^VJUIIIIIVJ    ClOOIOlCII             Willi  ^dllllM* 

49 

29.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoietelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

72 

43.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

85 

51.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

129 

78.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

1.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

44 

26.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

108 


523 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

;NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

524 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

MET 

oo 

7  R 

1 1?T 

119 

1  1  .v7 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1 UD 

91  Q 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MFT 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IVIC  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


525 


KISSIMMEE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
KISSIMMEE  HEALTHCARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

320  N  MITCHELL  ST 

KISSIMMEE  FL  32471 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

59 

PROPRIETARY 

09/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

53 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RG"?idGnt<;  rGouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

I  1  Va'  w  1  >aJ  w  1  1  to    1           U  1 1  II  1  ^    wv/ 1  1  1  w    \J  1     K\J  im    U«^wl  w  LwAI  1            III    lii/U  LI  III  1  >J  ■ 

39 

73.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsirlpnts  rpnuirinn  <5nnnp  or  total  assistanos  in  drss<5ina 

46 

86.8 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^irlpntQ  rpnuirinn  Qnmp  or  tnt^il  ^^QQi^tanpp  in  tnilptinn 

40 

75.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

+1  il^  rtr  foilot 
lUU  Ul  lUMcl. 

43 

81.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHpntc  \A/ith  pathpfprc  nr  nartial  r\r  tntal  Incc  nf  Kr^\A/pl  nr  hloHHpr  pnntrnl 
nt^OlUdlLo  Willi  Udlllt^l^lo  Ul   |Jdl  Udl  Ul   lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUVv^l  Ul  UldUUtJl  UUIIUUI. 

41 

77.4 

70.0 

68.2 

RpciHpntc  nn  inHiwiHi  oll\/  vA/rittpn  hr\vA/pl  anH  hIaHHpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 
nt^oiuc^i iio  Ul  1  II luiviuudiiy  wiiii^ii  uuvvui  diiu  uiduuc?!  ic^iidiiiiiiy  |ji<jydiii> 

2 

3.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

ncolUc;illo  i^U^IVIliy  lUU^  lc;^Uiriyb  Ul  lULjUliiriy  dbololdilUc;  Willi  t;dlliiy. 

34 

64.2 

36.9 

37.7 

3 

5.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

21 

39.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

14 

26.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

66.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

11.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

53 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

39 


526 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

527 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


neminuer.  i  nese  o<i  seieciea  perTormance  inuicaxors  uo  not  represent  sii  tne  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


528 


LA  BELLE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MEADOWBROOK  MANOR  OF  LA  BELLE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

250  BROWARD  AV 

LA  BELLE  FL  33935 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

09/02/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

39 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

hinhlv/  enormia liToH  oaro  anH  corx/ii^oc 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

27 

69.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

27 

69.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletino 

26 

66.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  f\r  toilot 
lUU  \J\  lUllt;l. 

26 

66.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

ncoiuc^iiio  Willi  Udli  is;lc;i o  Ui  fJcli  Ual  Ui  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUVVc;!  Ui  UlclUUc:?!  ouilliUl. 

27 

69.2 

70.0 

68.2 

nc^oiuc^i iio  UN  II luiviuudiiy  wiiii^ii  uuvvc^i  diiu  uiduut^r  loiidiiiiiiy  |jiuyidiii> 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

DociHontQ  roooi\/inn  ti  iKo  fooHinnc  or  rom  lirinn  occictanoo  \A#itH  ootino 
ncoiuc^iiio  luuciviiiy  luut;  ic^c^uiiiyo  ui  it^^uiiiiiy  dooioidi luc?  wiui  t^duiiy. 

5 

12.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

2.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

22 

56.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

13 

33.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

8 

20.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

7.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

8 

20.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

33 


529 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  l<in  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

530 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MFT 

IVIQ  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

Qnrl  ti  iHo  fooHinn 

cti  lu  luuo  i^cuiiiy. 

Mt  1 

38 

7  8 

1 123 

1 1  9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mt  1 

1  UD 

91  Q 

C.  \  .C7 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  Mtr 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


531 


LAKE  ALFRED  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKE  ALFRED  RESTORIUM 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

350  W  HAINES  BLVD 

LAKE  ALFRED  FL  33850 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

31 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

05/07/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

25 


■Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeo  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

24 

96.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

25 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

25 

100 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

25 

100 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartiai  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

24 

96.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^idpnt^  on  individupllv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hladdpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  rpppivinn  tiihp  fepdinn^  or  rpnuirinn  a^^istanre  with  eatina 

12 

48.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

4.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

3 

12.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

13 

52.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

24 

96.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

4.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

7 

28.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

9 


532 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  othier  facilities  in  tfie  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  petlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

1 _                     "lit               1                                   II                                 "mil                         1                     lllll                                Al'                               '     ■           1             * ■  ■  ■ 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

533 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  ncScarcn  <_>ouncM,  iNaiionai  MCaOcmy  or  ocicnccs. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


534 


LAKE  CITY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
TANGLEWOOD  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2400  S  1ST  AVE 

LAKE  CITY  FL  32055 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

95 

PROPRIETARY 

12/18/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

90 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

84 

93.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

72 

80.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

71 

78.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  nr  tnilpt 

70 

77.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartlal  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

63 

70.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

■    ■  >^              ^  1  1                  11     II  I V  1  »  1  \^  Wa\iAI  1  y      TT  1  1 1i  \       1  1                 »»  Vi*  1     V4I  t\A           1  W4\«l  VI 1      1  \^  11  VCI 1  1 1 1  1                1              '  1<*I  II" 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  renuirino  as^i^tannp  with  patina 

34 

37.8 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiTiDleteiv  bedfast  residents. 

4 

4.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

52 

57.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

47.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

35 

38.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

6.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

25 

27.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

79 


535 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

536 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

fr 

% 

ft 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tuhe  fppdinn 

IVtC  1 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1          1     IVI  ^  1 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mt  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


537 


LAKE  PARK  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HELEN  WILKES  RESIDENCE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

750  BAYBERRY  DRIVE 

LAKE  PARK  FL  33403 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

85 

PROPRIETARY 

09/22/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

74 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

53 

71.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp9i(ipnt<?  rpnuirinn  <;omp  or  tntal  assi^stanne  in  dressina 

63 

85.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  rpnuirinn  <5nmp  nr  total  a«;<?istanrp  in  tnilptinn 

1  I^OIVJ^I  1  iO    1  ^UUII  II  iU    OV^I  1  1^   \JI     i\J\CLt    QOOIOtQi  Iw^    II  1    iV^ll^lil  IM> 

62 

83.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  r\r  tnil^^t 

55 

74.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheter*;  or  nartial  or  total  lo<5<;  of  howpl  nr  bladder  control 

48 

64.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^iripnt^  on  indix/irlijflllv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hlaridpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

1 

1.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^idpnt^  rpppivinn  tiihp  fppHinoQ  nr  rpnuirinn  3QQiQtJinnp  with  patinn 

nOOILJdllO  ld,/\7IVIII^   lUUC?  lv7v7UlllUO  \Ji    1  l^vJUII  M  IM  ClOOIOLCll           Willi  OCllll  Im- 

26 

35.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

2 

2.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

30 

40.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

36 

48.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

46 

62.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

9.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

28 

37.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

8 


538 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

539 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  [ 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  uouncii,  iNationai  Acaaemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


540 


LAKE  PLACID  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKE  PLACID  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

125  TOMOKA  BOULEVARD  SOUTH 

LAKE  PLACID  FL  33852 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

94 


Medicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1    1  \i/ VI  w  1  1  Vw    1            U  1 1  1 1  lU    WW  1  1  1  w    wl      vw             Vlwwl  w            1 W  W    III    li^wt  11  III  1^  ■ 

75 

79.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1    t                         1  1  1 W     1        Vfl  W  11  1  1  1  u     w^y  1  1  1^^                          Lb&l     vi  w  wl  W  ^^(1  1 W  W     III     VII        W  wl  i  1^4  ■ 

71 

75.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  1  w  wl  U  w  1  1  ^w    1  w  VlUI  1  II  1^    WW  1  1  f  w    wl     Lw  Ivtl    Vlwwl  w  VUl  1  w  w    III    i  VI 1  w  Wl  1  lU  > 

64 

68.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tnilot 

60 

63.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  nartial  or  total  loss  of  howel  or  hladder  control 

1  l^«JIV.f^lliO    Willi    Vi/dlll^l^lO   wl    L/UIIIOI   \JI     l\J  LCll    l\/wO   \J\    uyjiiv  ^\    \Jl    wIClU  vl  wl    WWI  1 11  wl  ■ 

61 

64.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individijallx/  written  howel  and  bladder  retraininn  nronram 

1  IwwlVJWIIiw   Wl  1    II  lUI  V  1  WUCll  1  y    VVIIILWII    U\Jllr^l    Cll  Iw    UldvlVJwl    Iwlldlililiw    wl  WUI  Cll  I  !■ 

4 

4.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RG^idsnt^  rpfipivinn  tuhp  fppHinn^  nr  rpniiirinn  flQQiQtflnpp  with  pfltinn 

1  iwwIU^I  1  lO    1  ^wwiVII  lU    iUk/w    iwwUII  lUO   wl    1  wUUIl  II  lU    dOwlOlCll  IwW    Will  1   wdlll  IM* 

31 

33.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

3.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

24 

25.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

56 

59.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

45 

47.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

33 

35.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

82 


541 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Ivlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

NOT  MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

NOT  MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

542 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 

riorir*ion/^\/  m a\/  ronrocont  3n  rtn(^rtinn  orr\h\lom  r\r  o  r\t~ic^  tlmo  f q il 1 1 ro         o  cirt/ilo  otoff  norc/^n 
Uc^ltL'lc?!  icy  lllay  1  t;|JI  tfotfl  U  dll  UIILJUIliy  prUUiclII  Ui   d  Ullt?  Ulllfc;  lallUic;  Ul  a  olliyitJ  oldll  (JclbUil. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

OO 

7  Q 
/  .O 

1  1  do 

1  1  .a 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21 .6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

PI  P 

IfifiP 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

1  f^7 
1  U  / 

Ol'^Ck 
c.  1  0\J 

PQ  n 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

O  1 

R  A 

1  OOS7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

q 

1  Q 

1  .V/ 

'ift7 

6  P 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

1 5 

R16 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14  0 

1099 

1 1.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

Mt  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MC  1 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6  4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NU  1  Mh  1 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


543 


LAKE  WALES  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKE  WALES  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

730  N  SCENIC  HIGHWAY 

LAKE  WALES  FL  33853 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

100 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

08/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

99 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niQniy  speciaiizeu  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

73 

73.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpQirlpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tntfll  ^^QQi^tflnpp  in  HrP^Qinn 

72 

72.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RociHpntc  roni  lirinn  c^nnp  r\r  \r\\ck.\  occicfon/^p  in  t^ilptin^ 
nt^olUc^illo  ic^LjUlilliy  oUiilt^  Ui  lUlctl  aoololdilOc^  III  LUiit^llliy. 

59 

59.6 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

54 

54.5 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiusnis  wiin  cainexers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  oi  oowei  or  uiauuer  coniroi. 

60 

60.6 

70  0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inQiviuuaiiy  wriuen  uowei  ana  uiauuer  retraining  program. 

1 

1.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiueriib  reueiviriy  luue  leeuinyo  ur  requinriy  dosiaiciriue  wiiii  eaiiiiy. 

25 

25.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

3 

3.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

6 

6.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

33 

33.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

64 

64.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  witli  bed  sores. 

4 

4.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

25 

25.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

70 


544 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

545 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Msti/^^nsl  RocoQroh  r^/-»iin/^il    Nloti/*^nol  Ar*oH^m\/  r\f  ^r^'tanr^ac 
iNcLUUilal  noocdlwM  VwfUUllUII,  iNdllUfial  Mt/dUcrTiy  Ol  Ot/lciH^co. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


546 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKE  WALES  HOSP  ECF 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

414  S  11TH  ST 

LAKE  WALES  FL  33853 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

05/21/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

87 

75.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

94 

81.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

76 

65.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

82 

70.7 

75.8 

-7  -7  0 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

67 

57.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

28 

24.1 

36.9 

0  -7  -7 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.7 

o.u 

O.H 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

23 

19.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

31.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

63 

54.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

6.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

78 

67.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

60 


547 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every -three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

548 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

MAtiADd!  RAQ^arr'h  (^oiin^il   Klstinnst  Ar'aHomw  r\i  ^r'ionr'i^c 
iNctuwiicii  riCoodiL'ii  ouuiioii,  iNdUwiicii  rvodUciiiy  kji  ouioi  locf o. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


549 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
RIDGE  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

512  S  11TH  ST 

LAKE  WALES  FL  33853 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/12/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

119 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

ricoiUt/lllo  it;L|Ulilliy  oUlllt;  Ui   LUldl  cioololcil  lOt?  Ill  Ucillllliy. 

101 

84.9 

\J  1  .'•J 

Dressing 

nt/oiuc^iHo  ic7^uiiiiiy  ouiiit?  ui  luidi  ctooioictiiL't?  Ill  ui^ooiiiy. 

88 

73.9 

84 

Toileting 

ncolUcillo  icl^Ulilliy  bUlIlc  UI  lUlal  aoblolai luc  III  lUllcilliy. 

93 

78.2 

76  6 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  nnoving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

93 

78.2 

75  8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiuenxs  wiin  caineiers  or  paniai  or  xoiai  loss  oi  uowei  or  uiauQc^r  coruroi. 

72 

60.5 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiuenis  on  inaiviuuaiiy  wnnen  Dowei  ana  Diauoer  reiraining  program. 

3 

2.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaents  receiving  tuoe  Teeaings  or  requiring  assistance  wiin  eating. 

22 

18.5 

36.9 

37.7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

85 

71.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

70 

58.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

86 

72.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

5.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

8 

6.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

85 


550 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Mel"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 

f^ir^ilitv    miiQt    m^^t     Th*^rp             r\\/c^r    ^00    con^rsto    rom  liromontc     Tho    infr\rmati(^n  nrocontiaH 
ly    1 1  luoi    II  icci.     1  1  Id  c;    ai  c    (j v ci    0\J\J    oc^dl  die    l  c^LfUll     l      llo.     l  l  ic    ll  l  lUl  1 1  icillUl  l    yJl  tJocl  llc;U 

below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

t^ET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Xhp  f^^pilit\/  mcpq  ?i  QVQtpm  ths^t  ^qqiitpq  fiill  anri  rr^mnlptp  aprriiintinri  r\i  rpciHpntc* 
IMC  iciL'iMLy  uoc;o  d  oyoioii  iiicii.  cioouit?o  luii  di  id  uvji  m^jioic^  dLrLiUUi  iiii  ly  ui  looiuc^iiio 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

IVIET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

I^ET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

(VIET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

IVIET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

IVIET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

IVIET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

(VIET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

IVIET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

551 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Nistii^nstl  Roc^arr'h  (^r^imr*!!    Msttirtnal  A^saHomx/  r\i  Qr*ioni*'OC 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


552 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
AMERICAN  FINNISH  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1800  SOUTH  DR 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33461 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

03/17/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

59 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

57 

96.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^iripnt^  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  tntai  a^^i^tanrp  in  Hrp^^inn 

1  l^OIU^IIVO   1  ^UUIl  II  lU    Owl  1  1^   \mf\     IV^ICII    ClOOIOiCII  Iww    III  UlwOOIIIM* 

57 

96.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  or  total  AQQiQtanpp  in  toilptinn 

riCOlUd  IIO  1  %7^UII  II  1^  Owl  1 IC?  \J\    IVICII  dOOIOlCll  I^C?  II  1   lV./lldll  1^. 

49 

83.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

49 

83.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

r\C9iut?Mio  Willi  v^dii iciei o  ui  iJaiUdi  (Ji  lUidi  lUoo  Ui  uuwci  ui  uiduuci  uuiiiKJi. 

43 

72.9 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiuciiio  uii  II luiviuudiiy  wriiicii  uuwci  diiu  uiduuci  rciidiriiriy  pruyidiii. 

4 

6.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

F^PciHpntc  rpppiv/inn  tiiHp  fppHinnc  or  romiirinn  accictan^o  \A/ith  ootinn 
rtcoiudiio  ivvrft^iviiiy  luuc  ic^vuiiiyo  ui  i^^^uiMiiy  ctooioidiiut^  wiiii  vctiiiiy. 

12 

20.3 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

34 

57.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

45 

76.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

41 

69.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

3.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

4 

6.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

28 


553 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requlrennents  a 

fjipilitx/    mi  iQt    moot     Thoro    aro    rwior              conaroto    roni  liromorttc     Tho    lr>f*~»rpYioti/^r»  r»rc»oQntoH 

iduiiiiy  iMuol  iiieci.    iMdc  diti  uvci   d\j\j  oopdidic  loLjuir^iiic^iiio.    I  iic  iniormduori  prcociiicu 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Tho  fa^ilitx/  i  icoc  q  cv/ctom  thot  occi  irac  fi  ill  QnH  r*r\mr^lotQ  Qr'^r\i  intinn  r^f  r^ciH^rttc' 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

554 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

§ 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  nnaximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


555 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CREST  MANOR  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

504  3RD  AVE  S 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33460 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

71 

PROPRIETARY 

12/09/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

68 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

ResidGnts  rGquiring  some  or  total  assistancG  in  bathing. 

52 

76.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RGsidGnts  rGouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

61 

89.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  1  \^                1  I          1      VI U  1 1  1 1  1 U    w  V/  III  \^    \^  1     i^/  ilAI    Wit  wwl  w  Vwt  1  1  wVh'    III           1 1 III  1^4  • 

52 

76.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  r\r  toilot 

37 

54.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

35 

51.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^idpnt^  nn  inrlix/iHu^llv  writtpn  hnwpl  flnH  hlflHHpr  rptrflininn  nrnnrflm 

5 

7.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp<5irlpnt<;  rpppivinn  tiihp  fppHinn*;  nr  rpniiirinn  a<;<;i<itanrp  with  patina 

1  I^OIU^I  1         IWW^IVIIIU                    I^WUIIlM^   ^1    I^VJUIIIIIU   dOOIOlCll              VV  lilt  ^dilllVj. 

22 

32.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

55.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

54.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

57 

83.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

11.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

38 

55.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

47 


556 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation,  "fvlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Me{"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  peiiormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

557 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


558 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
EASON  NH  INC 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1711  6TH  AVE  S 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33460 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

99 

PROPRIETARY 

04/28/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

94 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 

/o 

o/ 
/o 

Bathing 

nesiaents  requiring  some  or  loiai  assisiance  in  Daining. 

68 

72.3 

O  1 .0 

O  1  .D 

Dressing 

nesiaenis  requiring  some  or  lOiai  assistance  in  aressing. 

82 

87.2 

04. 0 

m  o 
oo.^ 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  toileting. 

71 

75.5 

/  O.D 

7^  ft 
/  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

63 

67.0 

7'S  ft 

77  ? 

Continence 

nt?biut?nib  wiin  caineiers  or  pariiai  or  lOiai  loss  OT  Dowei  or  DiauQ6r  coniroi. 

55 

58.5 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiaents  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  Dowei  ana  Diaooer  retraining  program. 

1 

1.1 

A  Q 

A  6 

Eating 

nesiaents  receiving  tuoe  leeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

24 

25.5 

36  9 

27.1 

Comnletelv  bedfast  rPQiripntc 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

16 

17.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

25 

26.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

48 

51.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

2.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

17.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

36 


559 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

560 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

w 

o/ 
/o 

44. 
W 

o/ 
To 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

Cll  lU  lUUC?  loouiiiy. 

IVIC;  1 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

IVI C  1 

infi 

P1  Q 

C  1  .\J 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

K  ACT 

Mb  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


561 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKE  WORTH  HEALTHCARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2501  NORTH  A  STREET 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33460 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

162 

PROPRIETARY 

06/24/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

153 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

124 

81.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

125 

81.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

111 

72.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

113 

73.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

108 

70.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

56 

36.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

4 

2.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

111 

72.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

92 

60.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

108 

70.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

15 

9.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

57 

37.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

117 


562 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  m  ottier  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Me\"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=fEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

563 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  [ 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNationai  rtesearcn  uouncii,  iNaiionai  Acaoemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

NOT  MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


564 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MACLEN  REHABILITATION  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1201  12TH  AVE  SOUTH 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33460 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

110 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

100 

90.9 

OH  C 

O  1  .t) 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

101 

91.8 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

80 

72.7 

/D.D 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

80 

72.7 

lO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

72 

65.5 

fv.yj 

ftO  O 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

5.5 

A  Q 

t.U 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

22 

20.0 

OD.y 

^7  7 
O  1 .1 

uornpieteiy  Deaiast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

17 

15.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

26 

23.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

77 

70.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

6 

5.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

98 


565 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  the  Slate  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

566 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
ivit:  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  lUue  leeaing. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 

1  1  P'^ 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1 UD 

01  Q 

on/1  c; 

91  ft 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MriT  ^;1FT 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

IVIC  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  includina  reliaiou"?  artivitip';  of  thp  rp<;idpnt'<;  rhnipp  if  anv 

III    llWIIlim    ^UIOUILO,    lll\./IUvllllM    IWIIUIV./UO    Qw  lIVIllwO    \Jt    LIIC    lOOIvJwIlL  O                            II  UllV. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  Is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


567 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MEDICANA  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1710  LUCERNE  AVE 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33460 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownerslilp: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

117 

PROPRIETARY 

05/20/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

110 


Medicare  Residents: 

11 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

hinhlv  ^nprifili7pH  rarp  and  ^prvipp^ 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

78 

70.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

99 

90.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

91 

82.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  nr  tnilpt 

92 

83.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

■    1  V  \J  1  \^         IhW    TVIil  1              VI  1  w  Iw  1  w    w  I          Wil  VI  vil    Wl      V^  mi    1  Www    W  1     WW  VV  w  1    Wl      Ul  vlvl  W  W  1     WW  1  1  il  W  1  • 

73 

66.4 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ  nn  InHiv/iHi islK/  written  hr»\A/pl  anrl  hIsiHHor  rotraininn  nrAnram 
ric?oiuc7i  iio       II  luiviuudiiy  wiiiit7ii  uuvwi  ciiiu  uiduuwi  ic;iiciiiiiiiy  piuyiciiii. 

12 

10.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^lHpnt^  rpppi\/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  AQQictsmpp  with  patinn 

35 

31.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

3 

2.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

32 

29.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

44 

40.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

42 

38.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

27 

24.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

18 


568 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  JUe  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "IVlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed., 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  rife)  idt/iiiiy  uoob  a  by&iem  inai  assures  run  ana  compiexe  accounxing  ox  resiuenxs 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

569 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

;nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximunn  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


570 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
REGENCY  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3599  CONGRESS  AVE 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33460 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

168 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

07/09/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

162 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

% 

o/ 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

149 

92.0 

Q  -1  C 

O  1 .0 

Q  -1  C 
Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

133 

82.1 

o4.d 

oo  o 

OO.C 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

117 

72.2 

lO.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

110 

67.9 

lO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

*lx                    *  t  t                      ill                                                                                      lilt                               ^1                            1                    llll  aI 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

80 

49.4 

/U.U 

OO.d 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

7 

4.3 

4.y 

A  R. 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

46 

28.4 

oD.y 

07  7 

uompieieiy  DeoTast  resiaents. 

6 

3.7 

3  0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

72 

44.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

42 

25.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

139 

85.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

6.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

38 

23.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

141 


571 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=)EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

572 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ft 

% 

M 
tt 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

j^nH  tiihp  fppHinn 

MFT 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mt  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


573 


LAKE  WORTH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
SUTTON  PLACE  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

4405  LAKEWOOD  RD 

LAKE  WORTH  FL  33461 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

03/17/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

IIILjiliy  bpcuidll^trU  Odlc;  dilU  o^rViOc^o. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

98 

83.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

108 

91.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

108 

91.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  or  toilpt 

100 

84.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheter*;  or  Dartial  or  total  lo<?<;  of  howpl  or  bladder  control 

108 

91.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^idpnt^  on  inriividuflllv  writtpn  hnwpl  ^nH  hlarirlpr  rptrflininn  nronram 

15 

12.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Re^ident^  rpopivinn  tuhp  fppdinn^  or  rpniiirinn  a^^i^tancp  with  patinn 

32 

27.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

4 

3.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

23 

19.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

39 

33.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

57 

48.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

1.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

118 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

52 


574 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "Slate"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiixy  uses  a  sysiem  inat  assures  lUii  ano  complete  accouniing  ot  resioents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

575 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiionai  nesearcn  uouncii,  iNaiionai  Acaaemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


576 


LAKELAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
FLORIDA  PRESBYTHERIAN  HOMES 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1919  LAKELAND  HILLS  BLVD 

LAKELAND  FL  33801 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

02/12/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^irlpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntal  flQ^i^tanpp  in  hflthinn 

1  I^OIUwIILO  IwvJUIIIIIU   Owl  1         \Jt    LwLCIi  ClOOIOlCII  Iww   ill  l«/ClilllllM* 

115 

100 

81  5 

81.5 

Dressing 

ric;olUt7i  1  Lo  ic^LjUlilliy  oUni^  Ui  lUlcll  cloololcti Iwc;  III  UicJoolliy* 

113 

98.3 

84 

83  2 

Toileting 

ncoiuciuo  icCjuiririy  burned  <ji  luiai  aosioidriLc  in  Kjiicuny. 

110 

95.7 

76  fi 

7^  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

103 

89.6 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wiin  caineiers  or  pamai  or  total  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaaoer  control. 

109 

94.8 

68  2 

nesiaents  on  inaiviauaiiy  written  uowei  ana  Diaaoer  retraining  program. 

6 

5.2 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaenxs  receiving  luue  Teeuings  or  recjuiring  assisiance  wiin  eaxing. 

48 

41.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Cnmnlptplv  hpHfAct  rPQiHpntQ 

2 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

46 

40.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

40 

34.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

73 

63.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

15 

13.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

44 


577 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

578 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  R 

1  1 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

\  UD 

c.  \  .O 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

ivic:  1 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mb  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MOT  N>1PT 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

In  normal  niir^iiit^  inpliirlinn  rplininii^  aptiv/itipQ  cii  thp  rPQirfpnt*^  phnir^p  if  Jinw 

III    IIVJIIIICll    f.^LJIOUI  lO,    III^IUUIIIU    I^IIUI\.^IJO   CIV./LIVIIICO   \JI    IIII7    I^I'OIU^IIl  O   V./I  Il_/I07,    II  Oily. 

1   IVIC  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

IvIP  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MPT 

IvIP  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


579 


LAKELAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
IMPERIAL  VILLAGE  CARE  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

5245  SOCRUM  LOOP  RD 

LAKELAND  FL  33805 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

96 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

86 

89.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

81 

84.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

74 

77.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ui  lUllt;l. 

63 

65.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rpcirlpntc  with  Pflthptpr^  or  nflrtifil  or  total  In^^  r>f  hnwpl  nr  bladder  control 

II^OIU^IIIO    Willi   V^ClllldOlO   \J\    k./CllLICll    \Jt     \.\J  LCll    1  wOO   \JI        w  VV^I    \^l     l../iCl\JVJwl  O^llllV/li 

59 

61.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^lHpnt^  nn  indiulHiiflilv  writtpn  hnwpl  anH  hIarlHpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 

IIOOIUwIllO  Wll   IllUIVIVJUCllly    VVIIll^ll   U\J  VV^I   Cll  IVJ   krlQULJ  wl    l^lldllllllM  MIUMICllll. 

8 

8.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpcirlpntQ  rpppi\/inn  tiiHp  fppHinnQ  nr  rpniiirinn  aQQiQtanpp  with  patinn 

IICOIU^IILO  iC^OdVIIlM   lUUv?                           VJi    i^uUIIMIW  ClOOiO  ICll  1         Willi  C7CIIII  l^< 

24 

25.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

53 

55.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

44.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

56 

58.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

7.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

24 

25.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

45 


580 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  mat  assures  tun  ana  cornpieie  accounting  oi  residents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

 1  i_      1                  II                 'ill             1           III      II                i      I'                ■  _  1    _  1       ■  1 1 . 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

581 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:nt  of  facilities 
requirements 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


582 


LAKELAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKELAND  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

610  E  BELLA  VISTA  DRIVE 

LAKELAND  FL  33801 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/13/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

119 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

113 

95.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

111 

93.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

86 

72.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

103 

86.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

90 

75.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

20 

16.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

2.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

63 

52.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

64 

53.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

91 

76.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

0.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

51 

42.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

78 


583 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

584 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


585 


LAKELAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LAKELAND  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1530  KENNEDY  BLVD 

LAKELAND  FL  33802 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

300 

PROPRIETARY 

05/19/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

282 


l\1edicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^idpnt*;  rpnuirina  somp  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

223 

79.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

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228 

80.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

212 

75.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

219 

77.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

176 

62.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuailv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

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50 

17.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

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105 

37.2 

36.9 

37.7 

ConriDlfitelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

0.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

128 

45.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

91 

32.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

208 

73.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

30 

10.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

100 

35.5 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

233 


586 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

587 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


588 


LANTANA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ATLANTIS  NSG  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

6026  OLD  CONGRESS  RD 

LANTANA  FL  33462 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

03/16/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


Medicare  Residents: 
1 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

96 

82.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

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102 

87.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

1  l^OIU^IILO    I^UUIIIIIM    Owlll^            l\J  cell    QOOIO  Idl             III  iWII^LIIIU* 

89 

76.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

87 

74.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  nartial  or  total  loss  of  howel  or  bladder  control 

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82 

70.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individiiallv  written  howel  and  bladder  retraininn  nronram 

1  I^OIUwIILO   V^l  1    II  1  Ul  V  IVIUCll  1  y    VVIIll^ll    UV^VVwl    Cll  IVJ    ia^lClVJvl^l    IdldllllllM    k/l  V^m' Cll  1  1  • 

9 

7.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivinn  tube  feedinns  or  renuirinn  assistance  with  eatinn 

1  IwOIX^V^IILO  I^W^IVIIIU                  I^^UIIIUO  V^l    i  CVJUil  11  IM  ClOOlO  iCll  IV^^   Willi  wdlll  IM* 

22 

18.8 

36.9 

37.7 

Cornoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

61 

52.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

55 

47.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

79 

67.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

6.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

11 

9.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

60 


589 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  sun/ey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

NOT  MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

590 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

u 

% 

u 
if 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


591 


LANTANA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


RIDGE  TERRACE  HEALTH  CARE  CTR 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2180  HYPOLUXO  RD 

LANTANA  FL  33462 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

08/25/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

112 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

112 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rpsidpnts  rpmiirinn  snmp  nr  total  fl<;«ii<5tanoe  in  drpssina 

98 

87.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpQlHpntc  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  total  flQ^i^tanf^p  in  tnllptinn 

riC7oiVJdllo  1  CUUII  II  lu  DLfl  1  l\7  ^^1    IwlCll  dOOIOlCll  IO\7  III   l^Jlldll  IM> 

77 

68.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

98 

87.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiaents  witn  catneters  or  partial  or  total  loss  ot  Dowei  or  uiaaoer  control. 

64 

57.1 

70  0 

68  2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

14 

12.5 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

24 

21.4 

36  9 

37.7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

36 

32.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

33.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

70 

62.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

3.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

4.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

85 


592 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person, 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

593 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Re<?P3rrh  Cnunril  Natinnal  Arademv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


594 


LARGO  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
OAK  MANOR  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

3500  OAK  MANOR  LANE 

LARGO  FL  33544 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

08/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

153 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

128 

83.7 

o1 .5 

o1 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

137 

89.5 

84.3 

00.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

129 

84.3 

fO.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

123 

80.4 

/O.O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

125 

81.7 

/U.U 

^\                                        X                                         l**l              II                       'IJ.                   ■                           1                      III            II                           ■  •* 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

3.9 

A  R 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

59 

38.6 

Q7  7 
Of  ./ 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

7 

4.6 

n 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

63 

41.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

87 

56.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

116 

75.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

3.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

14.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


59_5 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

596 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

IVIC  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ctriu  luuc^  Tocuing. 

Mb  1 

oo 

7  fi 

11  ?3 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mb  1 

1 0R 
1  yJyj 

51  (\ 
c.  \  .O 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MPT 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MFT 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MFT 

INW  1    ivl^  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


597 


LARGO  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
PALM  GARDEN  LARGO 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

10500  STARKEY  RD 

LARGO  FL  33542 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

78 

PROPRIETARY 

05/10/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

6 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1  1  ^  wl 1  1          1           U II  1 1  lU    wVI  1  1 V    wl            ^Wll    V&wwl  w  vwil  1  w  w    III             VI  ill  1  g ■ 

42 

75.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Resifipnts  rpnuirino  somp  or  total  assistants  in  drpssina 

40 

71.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rpsidpnts  rpniiirinn  somp  or  total  assistanop  in  toilptinn 

1  I^OIU^I  1  iO   1  ^UUII  11  IM    Owl  1  1^   \J\     IWLCli    ClOOIOlCli  Iww    11  1    IWIIwlll  IM* 

37 

66.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

+1  il^  /^r 

luu  or  IOII6I. 

38 

67.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

liC7olUd)lo  Willi  Ocill  ic^lC/l  o  Ul  [Jdi  llcil  \J\  lUlCil  lUoo  Ul  UUWt^i  Ul  UldUUc;!  V,/UIIU^i> 

33 

58.9 

70.0 

68.2 

R^olUc;illo  Uil  IMUIVIUUdliy  WilUc;il  UUWc;l  dllU  UldUUt;i  lc;Udilliiiy  jJluyidlli. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nooiuc^iiio  itjuoiviiiy  luuc;  itrc^uiiiyo  ur  rt^L^uiiiriy  dooiDidiiv./^  wiui  c^duiiy. 

21 

37.5 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDletPlv  hpHfaQt  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

14 

25.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

4 

7.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

37 

66.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

14.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

26 

46.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

10 


598 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  tvlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=lEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

599 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Resparrh  Gniinril  National  Araripmv  of  Sripnrps 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  sun/ey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


600 


LARGO  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
TIERRA  PINES  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

7625  ULMERTON  RD 

LARGO  FL  33541 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/04/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

119 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

0/ 

o/ 

Bathing 

nesiaents  requiring  somG  or  total  assistancG  in  oatning. 

116 

97.5 

Q 1  C 

ol  .O 

QIC 
0  1 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

106 

89.1 

o4.o 

QO  O 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

94 

79.0 

fO.O 

TO  Q 

to.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

84 

70.6 

75. o 

1~7  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

87 

73.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

44 

37.0 

36.9 

2>1 .1 

^ornpieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaents. 

5 

4.2 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

87 

73.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

60 

50.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

91 

76.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

5 

4.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

1 

0.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

88 


601 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  nnust  nneet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  tiie  riglits  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  systenn  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  dally  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

602 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet,  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Ivlb  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

OO 

/  .O 

1  1  do 

1  1  Q 

1  1  .y 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1  Ub 

OH  C\ 

c\  .y 

r\f\  A  r- 

d.\  .b 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21  2 

1662 

17  6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

09  1 

C.C..  1 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mb  1 

O  1 

1  OOv7 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Mt  1 

Q 

1  Q 

1 

587 

6  2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

IvIC  1 

15  5 

816 

8  6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmfll  r»iir<5iiit^  inpliiriinn  rplininiiQ  flPti\/itip^  nf  thp  rpQlHpnt'Q  phnipp  if  anw 
III  iiv^iiiiai  i-fuiouiio,  iii^iuuiiiu  idi^iwuo       iiviiic^o  \ji          i\7oiuc7iii  o      ivjiLfC?,  II  oily. 

MOT  ^^PT 

\J\J 

14  0 

1099 

11  6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MPT 

52 

10  7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MFT 

IVI  C  1 

12 

2  5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

1 A 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MFT 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


603 


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THE  HEALTH  CENTER  AT  BRENTWOOD 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2333  N  BRENTWOOD  CIRCLE 

LECANTO  FL  32661 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

07/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

7 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reaulrina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

50 

89.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reaulrina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

49 

87.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiietina 

49 

87.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

49 

87.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  cathpters  or  nartial  or  tr»tal  Ioqq  of  howel  nr  bladder  control 

1  iwoivjwiiLo  Willi  wciii  iwi^i  o  \ji  k^cii  lidi  Vi/i  iwicii  iwoo        vjyjw^i  \ji  Lficivju^i  owiiiiwii 

49 

87.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  indi\/idiiall\/  vurittpn  howpl  and  hiaddpr  retraininn  nronram 

5 

8.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntc  rp^^pi\/inn  tiiKp  fppHinriQ  rtr  rpniiirinn  flccictssnPA  with  Pfltinn 

riC70IUC7l  1  lO  1  C7l,/C7IVM  lU   lUUC  IC7C?\JIII^O  \Jl    IC^LJUIIIII^  doOIOldl  lwC7  Willi  CCllll  1^. 

21 

37.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

28 

50.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

39 

69.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

32 

57.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

10.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  sidn  care. 

29 

51.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

22 


604 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tlie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  l^et"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

  _l_  I_         1_                        II                         'xll                   1                III        II                        i        1*                       '1        1  'il— 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

605 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Rsiearrh  Council  National  Academv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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LEESBURG  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2000  EDGEWOOD  AVE 

LEESBURG  FL  32748 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

116 

PROPRIETARY 

02/19/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


Medicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  tliese  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
mcjniy  sp6ci3iiz6Q  care  ana  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

95 

82.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

96 

83.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

95 

82.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

102 

88.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

74 

64.3 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

45 

39.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

33.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

27.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

31 

27.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

7.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

36 

31.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

99 


607 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 

fsipilitv/    mi  ict    moot     Thoro    9ro    o\/or    Rf^f^    conoroto    roni  liromonto      Tho    'infr\rm^iir\r^  p»rooor>toH 

la^iiiiy  iiruol  iiitrci.    iiicic:  ale  uvci  ow  oc;paiaic  rt:;L|utrc;rTic;rub.    1  ric  iniormaiion  prescrucu 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Tho  for^ilitx/  iicoc  a  c\/ctom  tHot  occiiroc  fiill  onri  o/^mr^lot^  o/^/**rti  intinn  r\f  rac'iriantc^ 

1  Ht;  lauiiiiy  uot;o  d  oybiciii  iiicti  doouico  luii  diiu  ouiFipioit;  ctouuuriurty  Ul  rt^olUcrilb 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

608 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

ft 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feedina 

MET 

38 

7  8 

1 123 

11  9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

^  1  .v7 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


609 


LEESBURG  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


LEESBURG  NURSING  CENTER 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

715  E  DIXIE  AV 

LEESBURG  FL  32748 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/15/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

116 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

1  ii^i  iiy  o|jc^^iciiiz.cLi  Lrdi     cii  i\J  od  vii^co. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

77 

66.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

90 

77.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

79 

68.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

71 

61.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

65 

56.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

0.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

47 

40.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

4.3 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

32.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

40 

34.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

46 

39.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

1.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

10.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

51 


610 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  petlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

611 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


612 


LEHIGH  ACRES  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CROSS  KEY  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1515  LEE  BOULEVARD 

LEHIGH  ACRES  FL  33936 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

110 

PROPRIETARY 

09/16/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

103 


■Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 
vo 

o/ 
70 

Bathing 

ncoiuciiib  reC|Uiririy  ooriicJ  or  Kjiai  aaoibiaiiC/c  in  udiriiny. 

67 

65.0 

O  1  .Q 

O  1 .0 

Dressing 

ncbiuc^iUo  rc^cjuiiiriy  oumc^  ur  loidi  aboioiaiiC/c^  in  urc^ooiiiy. 

79 

76.7 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  lOiai  assisxance  in  loiieiing. 

87 

84.5 

7fi  R 

7*^  ft 

r  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

79 

76.7 

ft 

77  9 

Continence 

nesiQenis  wiin  caineiers  or  pamai  or  loiai  loss  ot  Dowei  or  Diaooer  conxroi. 

87 

84.5 

6ft  ? 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviuuaiiy  wrinen  oowei  ano  Diaaaer  reiraining  program. 

2 

1.9 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

nesiaenis  receiving  luue  leeaings  or  requiring  assistance  wiin  eating. 

36 

35.0 

36  9 

37  7 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

52 

50.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

71 

68.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

71 

68.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

103 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

62 


613 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  Immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  nnonths. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

614 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
Mh  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

oo 

7  ft 
/  .o 

1  1 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1  UD 

o^  Q 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

IVlt  1 

107 

22  1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mt  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MCI  1 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

Mt  1 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 

in  nnrmal  niir^iMit^  indiiHinn  rplininiiQ  ^^ptivitipQ  nf  thp  rpQlHpnt'Q  phnir^p  if  anvy 

IVItl  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MOT  hAf^T 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

IviC  1 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MFT 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


615 


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NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

110  SE  LEE  AVE 

LIVE  OAK  FL  32060 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

03/16/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

31 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

29 

93.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

19 

61.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

20 

64.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tiih  nr  tnilpt 

0 

0.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

20 

64.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individij/^llv  writtpn  hnwpl  and  hiaddpr  rptraininn  nrnnr?5rn 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^lHpnt^  rpppivinn  tnhp  fppHinn^  nr  rpniiirinn  fl^^i^tanrp  with  Pfltinn 

1  I^OIU^I  1  lO    1  ^V^^IVII  IM    LUIw'^    I^^VJII                      •  ^^Ull  II  IM    ClOOIOlCll  IV../W    Will  1   ^Cllll  lU. 

5 

16.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

8 

25.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

4 

12.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

8 

25.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

9.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

16.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

25 


616 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

617 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  wall<  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNdiiondi  ncbcarcn  oouncii,  iNaiioriai  Mcauerny  oi  ooicriocs. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1620  HELVENSTON  ST 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

02/25/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

98 

83.1 

C\  A  FT 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

99 

83.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

83 

70.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

67 

56.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

— .  — ^  '  -J  ^  ^  X                   ■  X  L                  J-lx                                                                                      llfl                               fl                           1                    till  Jl 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

67 

56.8 

/U.U 

OO.d 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.7 

4.y 

4.0 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

49 

41.5 

oD.y 

Q7  7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

5 

4.2 

o.u 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

58 

49.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

34 

28.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

70 

59.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

6.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

14.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

108 


619 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

620 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

KACT 

Ivit  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ano  lUDe  leeoing. 

MET 

7  fi 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

1  flR 
1  UD 

91  Q 

£.  1  .i7 

91  ft 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MFT 

1  '|N_/  1      IVI  ^  1 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

IVIt  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

Kyi  [IT 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MFT 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  oursuits  includina  rsliaious  activities  nf  thf>  rpsiripnt's  rhoirp  if  anv 

MFT 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


621 


LONGWOOD  FL 


NURSING  HOr 
LONGWOOD  HEALI 

i/IE  PROFILE 

FH  CARE  CENTER 

street  Address: 

1520  GRANT  ST 

City  and  State: 

LONGWOOD  FL  32750 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  Of  Beds: 

120 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

03/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

104 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpniiirinn  ^omp  or  total  flQ^i^tanrp  in  hfithinn 

1  i^OIVIwl  IIO  1  wUUIII  II  lU  Owl  1  1^  \JI    LWICII   dOwlOlCll            li  1   k^CAll  III  l^< 

71 

68.3 

81  5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntal  ri^Qi^tanpp  in  Hrp^^inn 

1                      1  lO  1  ^VJLIII  II  1^  Owl  1  lU  \Jl    IwLCll   ClOOIOlCll  lOw   II  1   \Jl  ^OOII  IM* 

79 

76.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tntfll  ^iQQiQtflnnp  in  tnilptinn 

riOOlVJC?!  1  lO  IC^VJUIIIMm  oUIIIC?  \Jl    Iwldl  dOoiOlCll  IOC7  III   IwllC^lll  IU< 

74 

71.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  lOiiei. 

70 

67.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RociHpntc  lA/ith  osithotorc  r\r  r\ortiol  /^r  t/^tcjl  l/^cc  r\i  h\/^\A/al  or  hloHHpr  /control 
ncolUclllo  Willi  Oclll  Iclci  o  \Ji  |Jc(l  UctI  Ul  lUlctI  lUoo  Ul  UUWcl  (Jl  UldUUcI  UUIIIIUI. 

51 

49.0 

70.0 

68.2 

ncoiuciuo  vjii  iiiuiviuuciiiy  wriiicii  ijuwci  diiu  uiauuci  rciraiiiiiiy  jjiuyiciiii. 

6 

5.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiuenis  receiving  luue  Teeuings  or  recjUiring  aosioiance  wiin  t^aiiny. 

34 

32.7 

36.9 

37.7 

CAmnlAtPlv  hpHffi^t  rPQiHpntQ 

20 

19.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

48 

46.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

41.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

34 

32.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

9 

8.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

22 

21.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

71 


622 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

623 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

rAUILI  i  Y 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


624 


LONGWOOD  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
VILLAGE  ON  THE  GREEN  HEALTH  CARE  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

500  VILLAGE  PLACE 

LONGWOOD  FL  32779 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF/ICF 

30 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

01/07/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 


17 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

13 

76.5 

o1 .5 

o1 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

15 

88.2 

o4.J 

oo  o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

10 

58.8 

/b.D 

"70  O 

/  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

10 

58.8 

/O.O 

"77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

7 

41.2 

/U.U 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

11.8 

A  Q 

A  ft 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

5 

29.4 

oD.y 

"57  7 

uompieteiy  DedTast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

3 

17.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

2 

11.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

9 

52.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

4 

23.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


6_25 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  laciiiiy  uses  a  sysxern  inai  assures  luii  ana  compieie  accounting  ot  resiaents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

626 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

IT 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


627 


MACCLENNY  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
W  FRANK  WELLS  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

159  N  3RD  ST 

MACCLENNY  FL  32063 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

68 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

07/29/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

66 


■Medicare  Residents: 

6 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  Indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

64 

97.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  renuirino  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1  1  ^  Ol      w  1  1          1           U 1 1  1 1  lU    wWI  1  1  w    VI            idl    Ctw<JI  w  Lvll  iWw    III    U 1  ^  wwl  1  1  g  • 

55 

83.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reniiirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

1  I^OIU^I  1  lO   I                 II  lU   OV/I  1  1  w   \JI     l\J  iCIl    ClOOlO  Ldl  IwW   III    iWII  w  ill  IM* 

61 

92.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  Ul  lUllc^L 

63 

95.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiripntQ  with  pp^thptprQ  nr  nnrti^l  nr  tntfll  Ioqq  r»f  hnwpl  nr  hl;iHHpr  pnntrni 

I  iwOIU^IIlO  Willi  OCIll  IC71C7I  O  1^1    |JCII  IICII  ^1    IWlCll  ILIOO  1^1   U^^Wd  \Jt    UICILJ\JC7I  O^Mllwl* 

51 

77.3 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntc  nn  inrliwiHiisliv/  writtpn  Kr\\A/pl  sinH  HIsiHHpr  rpfrsininn  nmnrsim 
ricoiuoi  no  Kji  1  II  luiviLiuciiiy  wi  iiici  i  uyjwwK^i  cii  lu  uiciuuc^i  i  c^ii ciii  iii      \Ji  u^i cii  i 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQirlpntQ  rp/^Piwinn  tiiKp  fppHinnc  or  rpniiirinn  occictsnr^p  u/ith  Pfttinn 

liwOlVJC?!  1  lO  1             VII  lU   lUUC?  1  CC^UII  Im^  ^I    I  v7L|UII  II IM  CloOlOldl  lU/V  Will  1  C7CIIII  1^. 

51 

77.3 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents. 

4 

6.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

43 

65.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

65.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

56 

84.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

16 

24.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

52 


628 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  fylet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  petlormance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  nnust  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

NOT  MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

629 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  [ 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


630 


MADISON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MADISON  NURSING  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

P  0  BOX  914  U  S  HWY  90  W 

MADISON  FL  32340 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

PROPRIETARY 

11/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

56 


Medicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

I   1      wl  V>(      1  1           1       Vil  \A  II  II  1^              III  \^                       Lbll         W  wl  W  Ibll  1              III    >■/ 11  III  1^4  • 

56 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

46 

82.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistanre  in  toiletina 

38 

67.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  Ar  t/^ilot 
lUU  \J\  lUllc7l. 

38 

67.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  cathetprs  or  nartial  or  total  loss  of  hnwel  or  hIaHdpr  control 

38 

67.9 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  howpl  and  hladHpr  rptraininn  nronram 

1  iwoiu^iiio  \ji  1  1 1  i\ji V luuciii y  vviiLi^ii  uyjwv^i  cii  ivj  uia\j\j^i  i  ^ii  ciii  iii  lu  1../1  v./ui  cii  1 1. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  fppdinns  or  rpniiirinn  3QQiQt3npp  with  patinn 

1  I^OIU^IIIO  I^O^IVIII^   IvIk^C?  iC7C7\JIIIUO  \Jl    1  v7\JUM  II  lU  doOIOLCll  l(^^  Willi  OCllll  IM* 

18 

32.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoietelv  bedfast  residents. 

3 

5.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

3 

5.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

21 

37.5 

40.4 

41.3 

 ^  

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

28 

50.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

0 

0.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

10 

17.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

56 


631 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

632 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

fr 

% 

ft 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

onH  ti  ihp  fppHinn 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MFT 

IVIQ  1 

106 

21 .9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

KAtZT 

Ivtb  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


633 


MARATHON  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MARATHON  MANOR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

320  SOMBRERO  BEACH  ROAD 

MARATHON  FL  33050 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

06/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

45 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^iripnt^  rpniiirinn  «;nmp  nr  tntal  a^^i^tanpp  in  hathinn 

1  Id/OIV.JCi'lllO   I^UUIIIIIU    Ovylll^   \JI     \.\J  Id  I    dOOlO  ICll              III  ik./ClilllllM* 

38 

84.4 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntal  fl^^i^tanrp  in  rlrp^^inn 

1  ICOIUC^IItO   IwUUIIIIIM    owl  1  Iw   \Jl     IWtCll   dOOlO  iCll              III  VJI^OOIIIM* 

29 

64.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp^iHpnt^  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tntal  ^^qqIqI^^ppp  in  tnilptinn 

28 

62.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
TUD  or  TOIieT. 

29 

64.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

i\colUc;illo  Willi  OdU  It^lti/I  o  Ul  jJdi  lldl  Ul  lUldl  lUoo  Ul  UUWt^l  \J\  UldUUcI  UUMIIL/I. 

22 

48.9 

70.0 

68.2 

RpciHontc  nn  inHi\/iHi  i£ill\/  xA/ritton  Hi^xA/ot  anri  hxlaHHor  rotroininn  r^r/^rM'^m 
nc;otut7iiio  UN  II lui viuudiiy  wiiii^ii  uuvvc;!  diiu  uiduuoi  it^udiiiiiiy  piuyidiii> 

4 

8.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

r\c;olUt:^l  1  lo  it^Oc;IVIiiy  lUUc;  IC7t;UI(iyo  Ul  it^L|Ullliiy  doololdllUt;  Willi  Udlliiy. 

10 

22.2 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

16 

35.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

12 

26.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

23 

51.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

6.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

20 

44.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

25 


634 


f 
) 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  thie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

635 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

41 

rr 

% 

fr 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MFT 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


636 


MARGATE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


BEVERLY  MANOR  OF  MARGATE 

street  Address: 

5951  COLONIAL  DRIVE 

City  and  State: 

MARGATE  FL  33060 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

120 

Type  of  Ownership: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

01/08/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

114 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

92 

80.7 

81 .5 

81 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

100 

87.7 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

97 

85.1 

fO.O 

"71  Q 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

95 

83.3 

fO.O 

77  O 
/  / 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

93 

81.6 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

4 

3.5 

A  Q 

A  R 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

40 

35.1 

Q 

00.9 

^7  7 

O  1 .1 

v^oinpiciciy  dcvitcISI  resiQcnts> 

1 

0.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

67 

58.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

26.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

67 

58.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

5.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

41 

36.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

35 


637 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

638 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

1  ceo 

1  DD<i 

i  7  C 
1  /.D 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

A  r\  —J 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

o1 

D.4 

1  oby 

14./ 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

y 

1  .y 

CQ7 
C30/ 

c  o 
D.^ 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

/  0 

1  b.o 

Q  -i  C 
Ol  D 

O.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

1 4.U 

1  uyy 

M  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

CO 

1 U.  / 

1 07n 

■to/ 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  d. 

1  Ol  ft 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  A 
1 .4 

1  r\A  1 
1  U4  1 

1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

ft  A 

1  41  o 
14  10 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

A  7 

Q  7 

y.  / 

1  'fUO 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

13  2 

2340 

24  7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  ME  1 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


639 


MARIANNA  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MARIANNA  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

805  5TH  ST  DRAWER  L 

MARIANNA  FL  32446 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

02/05/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

174 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
niyniy  5p6CiaiiZ6Q  Caie  ana  Services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

138 

79.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

146 

83.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

144 

82.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  or  tr>ilpt 

150 

86.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartlal  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

100 

57.5 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^irjpnt^  nn  inHi\/irlij?itl\/  writtpn  hnwpl  anH  hlfiHHpr  rptrflininn  nrnnrflm 

1  IwOIUwl  1  lO  \Jl  1   II  lUI  V  IVJLJCII 1  y    VVI  lll^l  1   UV/VV^I  dl  l\J   It/ldUUwl    1  ^11  Clll  III  IM   Ml  ^Ml  W  I  l> 

12 

6.9 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^iHpntQ  rpppix/inn  tiihp  fppHinnQ  nr  rpniiirinn  flQQiQtflnpp  with  pfltinn 

llOOILJdllO  1  C7LfC7IVII  lU   lUl.yC7   IC7\7\JIIIUO  \Jt    1  C7V.^UII  II  lU   ClOolOlCli  l\^0  Willi  ^Cllll 

80 

46.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

13 

7.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

84 

48.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

47 

27.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

111 

63.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

4.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

99 

56.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

153 


640 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Ivlet"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.   


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

641 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

rr 

% 

ft 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feedina 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

IVIu  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


642 


MELBOURNE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
CARNEGIE  GARDENS  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1415  S  HICKORY  ST 

MELBOURNE  FL  32901 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

138 

PROPRIETARY 

10/29/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

133 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

131 

98.5 

OH  C 
Ol  .0 

Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

124 

93.2 

o4.o 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

111 

83.5 

lO.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

118 

88.7 

lO.O 

77  O 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

99 

74.4 

fv.v 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

6 

4.5 

A  Q 

4.y 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

48 

36.1 

<3D.v7 

'57  7 

completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.8 

T  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

96 

72.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

88 

66.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

119 

89.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

9.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

80 

60.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

95 


643 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  duhng  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

644 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Nfltion^l  RpQP^irph  r^niinpil   NIfitirtnfll  ApaH^^mw  r\i  ^pi^^ncp^ 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


645 


MELBOURNE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
FL  CONVALESCENT  HOME 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

516  E  SHERIDAN  RD 

MELBOURNE  FL  32901 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

60 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

07/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

58 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  reouirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

1                          1          I  wVilUII  II  lU    •J\Jt  1  1^    Wl     iwmi    UOwlwlUI  iWx^    II  1    k^Uil  III  l^> 

50 

86.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

1  IwOIVlwl  1  lO    1  ^UUII  li  lU    Owl  1  Iw    \Jl     IWiCil    QwOlwLvil  Ivw    II  1    \At  ^wOll  '^4* 

44 

75.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

52 

89.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  (Jl  lUilcl. 

45 

77.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQirlpnt^  with  p^ithptprQ  nr  n^irtial  or  tntal  Ihqq  of  hnwpl  nr  hl^iHrlpr  pnntrni 

39 

67.2 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntc  nrt  inHiwirliislK/  xA/ritton  hr*\A/pl  anH  hIcjHHpr  rptraininn  nrnnrsim 
iic^oiu^i  HO  \Ji  I  iiiuiviuudiiy  wi  iiioi  i  uww^i  di  lu  uidvjuv^i  i  C/ii  dii  iii      \j\       di  i  i< 

2 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Fic^olUc;)  llo  ic;uc;IVIiiy  lUUt;  lc;c7Uliiyo  Ul  lt7^Ullllly  doololdliUt^  Willi  c;dUiiy> 

24 

41.4 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents 

2 

3.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

34 

58.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

16 

27.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

29 

50.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

10.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

24 

41.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

39 


646 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ric  laciiiiy  US6S  a  sysiem  inai  assures  lUii  ano  compieie  accouniiny  oi  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

647 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maxinnum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Mfltinnsi!  RfiQfiarr'h  r^-oiin^il    Matinnal  A/^aHf^mx/  r\i  ^pifinppQ 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


648 


MELBOURNE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MEDIC  HOME  HEALTH  CENTER  OF  MELBOURNE 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1420  S  OAK  ST 

MELBOURNE  FL  32901 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

110 

PROPRIETARY 

11/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

107 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

105 

98.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

96 

89.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  somp  or  total  a<?^istanf;p  in  toilptina 

I  1      wlU  w  1  1  iw    I           U 1 1  II  1^    WW  III  w    wl     iW  im    CiwOI  w  Ldl  1  w  w    III    Lwl  1  w  il  1  lU  I 

74 

69.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

71 

66.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^idpnt^  with  p^ithptprQ  or  nflrtial  nr  tnt^jl  Ihqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hlflHHpr  pontrnl 

■  twOIU^IIlO  Willi  OClillwlwIO  ^1    ^Cll  IICII  \Jt    KKJlCLi   IWOw  \J\   VJKJWK^i  \Jt    UlClUvId  LrUllllwl. 

63 

58.9 

70.0 

68.2 

RpQiHpntQ  on  inHiv/iHi iaIIv  written  hr»\A/^l  anrl  KlaHHor  rotraininn  nrnnram 
ri^oiu^i  1  lo  v.^11  iiivjiviLJUciiiy  wii  iic^i  i  uuvvc^i  di  ivi  uiduuci  i  t^ii  dii  iii  lu  pi  uui  di  ii* 

5 

4.7 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^idpnt^  rpHPivinn  tuhp  fppriinn^  nr  rpniiirinn  flQQiQtflnpp  with  pfitinn 

1  I  wwlVJ  wl  1  iw   1  w  wwl  V  II  lU    IWM  w    i  w  wUl  1  lUO   \J\     IdJUIIIII^    dOOlO  Ldl  Iww    VV  1 11  1    ^dLI  1  IM  t 

32 

29.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

54 

50.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

35 

32.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

64 

59.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

7.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

21.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

52 


649 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ne  Taciiiiy  uses  a  sysiem  inai  assures  lUii  ana  compieie  accounting  or  resiaenxs 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

650 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


651 


MELBOURNE  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
WEST  MELBOURNE  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2125  NEW  HAVEN  AVE 

MELBOURNE  FL  32901 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

05/26/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

114 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidGnts  rGouirina  sonriG  or  total  assistancG  in  bathina 

112 

98.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RGsidGnts  rGQuirina  soitig  or  total  assistancG  in  dressina 

1    1            1             1  1             1              V4  1 1  1  1  1          ^^^^1  1  1                1                       1     ^4^^^^  1               1  1  \^           III     \^  1                  1 1  1  * 

98 

86.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RGsidGnts  reauirina  sonriG  or  total  assistancG  in  toilGtina 

85 

74.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

RGsidGnts  rGquiring  somG  or  total  assistancG  moving  from  bGd  to  chair  or  to 

lUU  KJi  lUMC7l. 

80 

70.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RGsldpnts  with  cathptprs  or  nartial  or  total  los<;  of  howpl  or  hIaddGr  control 

81 

71.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^irjpnt^  on  inHi\/iHiiAll\/  writtpn  hnwpl  anH  hlaHripr  rptrflininn  nrnnram 

1  i^oi\>i^i  1  to  \ji  I  II  lUi  V  luudi  1  y  vv  1 1 1 1^1 1        vv  d  cii  lu  i>jici\>j\JwI  iwiiciiiiiiiu  yj*        ^i  i  ■  ■ 

6 

5.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^idpnt^  rpppivinn  tiihp  fppriinn^  nr  rpmiirinn  a^^i^tancp  with  patino 

1  lwOI\J^lltO    IwO^IVIIIU    lUluf^    l^wVIIIIUO   \J\    I^VILJIIIIlM   ClOOlO  ICll  IV^  W    Willi  ^dilllM* 

28 

24.6 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

58 

50.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

68 

59.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

92 

80.7 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

6.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

11 

67.5 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

28 


652 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tlie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
laciiiiy  musi  rneei.   i  nere  are  over  ouu  separate  requiremenis.   i  ne  intormation  presentea 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idL/iiiiy  Uocb  d  oybiem  inai  assures  run  ana  compieie  accouniiny  or  resiaenxs 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

653 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ft 

/o 

n 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

^nrl  tiihp  fppHinn 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21  Q 

2045 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

Mt  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


654 


MERRITT  ISLAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
COURTENAY  SPRINGS  INC 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1100  S  COURTENAY  PARKWAY 

MERRITT  ISLAND  FL  32952 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

96 

NON-PROFIT  RELIGIOUS 

01/26/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

85 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

o/ 
/o 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

62 

72.9 

ol  .0 

0  1  .0 

Dressing 

nesioenis  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  aressing. 

61 

71.8 

04. 0 

Oo.^ 

Toileting 

nesiuenis  requiring  some  or  loiai  assistance  in  toileting. 

55 

64.7 

(  D.D 

7^  ft 
/  o.o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

73 

85.9 

7*^  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

nesiaenxs  wiin  caineiers  or  paniai  or  loiai  loss  ot  dowsi  or  DiauQ6r  coniroi. 

48 

56.5 

70  0 

68  2 

nesiaents  on  inuiviuuaiiy  written  uowei  ana  Diaoaer  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiaents  receiving  tuoe  teeaings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

19 

22.4 

9 

37  7 

completely  Deafast  residents. 

1 

1.2 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

17 

20.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

25 

29.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

29 

34.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

5 

5.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

57 


655 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  withiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  MeX"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 

Tfl^^ilit\y    mi  iQt    moot    Thoro    ^ro   (^\/or   ^r^O    conarsto    roni  liromontc     Tho    lnf/~\rfYioti**\r>  r^r^eontoH 
lok^iniy    iiiuoi    iiiccri.     iiicic:    ale   uvtJI    jUv    ocpdictlc;    Fc;L|UliUinciUo.    1  lie    lllloriTldllori  preocllleU 

below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

656 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

TT 

% 

# 

TT 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feedina 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

IVIC  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  sun/ey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


657 


MERRITT  ISLAND  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
MERRITT  MANOR  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

125  ALMA  BLVD 

MERRITT  ISLAND  FL  32952 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

12/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

117 


l\Aedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tnt^^l  ^^QQiQtflnpp  in  h?ithinn 

104 

88.9 

81  5 

81  5 

Dressing 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qnmp  nr  tnt^^l  aQQlQtflnpp  in  rlrp^^inn 

riC70lLiC?l  1  lO  IC7VJUMIIIU   Owll  IC?  V.^1    1\JICII   dOOlOlCll  Iww   III  vll^OOIIIU. 

92 

78.6 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rpsirlpnt<;  rpniiirinn  somp  or  tntal  fl<?si<itanrp  in  toilptinn 

80 

68.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  iK  r\r  t/^ilot 
lUU  Ui  lUllc;l. 

73 

62.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp^idpnt^  with  rathptpr^  nr  nartifl!  nr  tntal  In^^  nf  hnwpl  nr  hlflddpr  nnntrnl 

1  I^OIU^IIIO    Willi   OCllll^i^lO   \JI    l«/Cll  IICII   \JI     l^^idl    IVyOO   ^1    l«/wVVd   v^l    l>>IClUv«l^l    V/V^l  1 11  wl • 

80 

68.4 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^irlpnt^  nn  inrli\/irlimll\/  writtpn  hnwpl  anH  hlaHrlpr  rptraininn  nrnnrflm 

riC7ol\JC7l  1  lo  ^11  II  IVJIVILJUClliy   Wllllwll  UVJVV\7I  Al  lU  ulClLIUd    I  C71I  Clli  III  IM  |-/l  W^l  Cll  1  l> 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpQiHpntQ  rpppivinn  tiihp  fppHinnQ  nr  rpniiirinn  siQQiQtsinpp  with  psitinn 
ncoiUv^i iio  icuwiviiiy  luuw  ic^t^uiii^o  ui  ic^LjUHiiiy  dooioiciiiuc  wiui  cciiiii^* 

42 

35.9 

36.9 

37.7 

CnnrinlotAlv  hprlfsiet  rpfilHpntc 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

65 

55.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

42 

35.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

82 

70.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

2.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

20 

17.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

87 


658 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

659 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

:NT  of  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

TV 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNauondi  ricsearcn  ^^ouncii,  iNaiionai  MCaaemv  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


660 


MIAMI  BEACH  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
GEM  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

550  9TH  ST 

MIAMI  BEACH  FL  33139 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

196 

PROPRIETARY 

06/17/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

177 


Medicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidGnts  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

163 

92.1 

O  1 .0 

QIC 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

141 

79.7 

HA  Q 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

140 

79.1 

fO.O 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

127 

71.8 

1  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

123 

69.5 

Rft  9 
\j0.c. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

23 

13.0 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

72 

40.7 

97  7 

^ornpieieiy  Deaiasi  resiaenis. 

7 

4.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

83 

46.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

47 

26.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

135 

76.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

37 

20.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

142 


661 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

662 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 

MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ft 

0/ 

/o 

ft 

o/ 
/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tuhp  fppriinn 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

1 1.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

mfi 

1  yjyj 

?1  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MPiT  ^yIPT 

\\\J  1    IVIC  1 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


663 


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MIAMI  BEACH  HEBREW  HOME  FOR  THE  AGED 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

320  COLLINS  AVE 

MIAMI  BEACH  FL  33139 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

104 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

01/14/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

101 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

o/ 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

101 

100 

o1 .0 

ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

91 

90.1 

o4.o 

oo.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requinng  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

86 

85.1 

76.6 

73. o 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

95 

94.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

86 

85.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

59 

58.4 

36.9 

21.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

2.0 

T  n 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

1 

1.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

42 

41.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

83 

82.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

9.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

2 

2.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

70 


664 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Mel"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

IVIET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

665 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

jr 

% 

Tt 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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SOUTHPOIN 

T  MANOR 

street  Address: 

42  COLLINS  AVE 

City  and  State: 

MIAMI  BEACH  FL  33139 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

230 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

PROPRIETARY 

Survey  Date: 

07/08/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

220 


Medicare  Residents: 

8 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/O 

/o 

Bathing 

RpQiHpntQ  roniiirinn  Qrimo  or  tntal  aQQiQiflnoo  in  hathinn 

riC70lUC7l  1  LO  1  CLJUII  II  1^  O^l  11^  KJ\    lUldl  dOOlOldl  Iwv?  II  1  Udll  III  1^. 

130 

59.1 

U  1 

Dressing 

RpciHontc  roni  lirinn  cr\mo  r\r  total  accictanoo  in  Hroccinn 
iiColUcillo  lc;L|Ui(liiy  oUlM^  Ui  lUldl  dooioldliUo  III  Uic^ooiiiy. 

170 

77.3 

Toileting 

RociHontc  roniiirinn  o/~vmo  nr  total  accictanoo  in  toilotinn 
ri^olUclilo  I^LjUIMIiy  oUn Ic^  Ul  lUldl  doololdilUo  III  lUllt;Uliy. 

165 

75.0 

76  6 

7?  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  toilet. 

175 

79.5 

77  2 

Continence 

ntJbiaenis  wiin  Cdineiers  or  pdnidi  or  loidi  loss  ot  Dowei  or  DiduQGr  coniroi. 

148 

67.3 

70  0 

68  2 

nesjiaenis  on  inaiviuuaiiy  written  uowei  ana  uiaaQer  retraining  program. 

16 

7.3 

4  9 

4  6 

Eating 

ntJbiuenib  receiviny  xuu6  Teeuings  or  r6quiriny  dSSisidnc©  wixn  6diing. 

131 

59.5 

36.9 

37.7 

1 

0.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

169 

76.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

124 

56.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

147 

66.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

5.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

74 

33.6 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

184 


667 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

668 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

NOT  MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


669 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ANDERSON  HEALTH  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

8401  NW  27TH  AVE 

MIAMI  FL  33147 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

40 

PROPRIETARY 

07/02/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

40 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  Inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

39 

97.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

37 

92.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  renuirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

1  l^OIU^I  1  lO   1  ^^Ull  II  lU   OV^I  1  Iw    ^^1     IvyiQI    dOOIOtdl  Iw^    II  1    iWll^lll  IM> 

25 

62.5 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

19 

47.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiH^ntQ  with  PflthotorQ  rw  narti^il  r\T  trital  Ir^cc  cA  hriw^l  r\T  hlflrlHpr  pnntrni 
ric7oivjC/i  1  lo  Willi  odii  idc^i  o  \j\  \Jd\  K\a\  \J\  iwidi  luoo  \j\  UwWd  yji  \j\o\j\jks\ 

32 

80.0 

70.0 

68.2 

ri^olvJc^illo  UI  1  li  lUIVIUUctliy  Wiilloil  UUWt^t  dl  lU  UldUUv:;!  ic^Udlillliy  jJIL/yidiil. 

4 

10.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

11 

27.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

1 

2.5 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

23 

57.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

11 

27.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

33 

82.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

5.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

8 

20.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

40 


670 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Ttie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time,  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  Information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  ail  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

671 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  ail  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNaiiuriai  ncacarC/ri  council,  iNaiiondi  MCaacmy  oi  ociencco. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


672 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ANGELL  CARE  OF  FOUNTAINHEAD 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

390  NE  135TH  ST 

MIAMI  FL  33161 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

146 

PROPRIETARY 

01/07/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

87 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  Indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  Inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

73 

83.9 

81 .5 

81 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

78 

89.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

61 

70.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

62 

71.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

58 

66.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

3.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

31 

35.6 

OD.y 

CI  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

3 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

49 

56.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

42.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

64 

73.6 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

74 

85.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

54 


673 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  Indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  In  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  Is  In  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

674 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

Mt  1 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  luue  leeuing. 

MET 

OO 

7  ft 
/  .O 

1 1  9^ 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

1  Ud 

01  Q 

d\  .y 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

?P  1 

29  0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Mt  1 

31 

6  4 

1389 

14  7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MOT  ^/IPT 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MOT  KA^T 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  inrluriina  rpliainiis  artivities  nf  thp  rp«iirlpnt'<?  rhnipp  if  anv 

III    ll%./IIIIC*l    ^UIOUIIO,    IIIV./II.JUIIIM    I^II^IV./LIO    dwllVlllwO    ^1    lll^    I^OIUOIIl  O    V^ilwlv/w,    II  Cllly. 

IVIC  1 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MFT 

IVIC  1 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MFT 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


675 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ARCH  CREEK  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

12505  NE  16  AVE 

MIAMI  FL  33161 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

118 

PROPRIETARY 

05/26/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

104 


Medicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

1  iiLji  iiy  o^c7^iciiiz.c;u  ^di      di  pu  ooi  viuco. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

93 

89.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

95 

91.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

76 

73.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

81 

77.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

82 

78.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

10 

9.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

61 

58.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

67 

64.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

59 

56.7 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

55 

52.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

1.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

2 

1.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

40 


676 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  othier  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=!EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  hghts  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

677 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  riesearcn  L-ouncii,  National  Acaaemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


678 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
ASHLEY  MANOR  CARE  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

8785  NW  32ND  AVENUE 

MIAMI  FL  33147 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

120 

PROPRIETARY 

04/07/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

115 


Medicare  Residents: 

3 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

80 

69.6 

o1 .0 

o1 .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

100 

87.0 

o4.o 

OJ.d 

Toileting 

ncaiuciiio  icquiiiiiy  auiiic  Ui  luial  doololciriuc  III  KJiicUiiy. 

100 

87.0 

76  fi 

73  8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

97 

84.3 

75  fl 

77  2 

Continence 

nesiaenis  wim  caxneiers  or  paniai  or  lotai  loss  ot  oowei  or  oiaoaer  control. 

102 

88.7 

70  n 

6R  2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

4.3 

A  Q 

4  fi 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

78 

67.8 

OU.v7 

^1  7 

conripietely  Dearast  residents. 

3 

2.6 

3  0 

3  4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

40 

34.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

44 

38.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

68 

59.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

8 

7.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

7 

6.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

112 


679 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 

fpioilitv   mil^t   mppt    Thprp   ?irp   nupr   SOD   (^pnarstp   rpni lirpmpntc    Tho   infArmatinn  nr(:iC£:»ntorl 

below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Thp  fflpilitv  iiQPC  ?5  cwQtpm  th3t  ^jqqiitoq  fiill  anrl  pr^mnlptp  ar'/^rii  intinn  r\i  rocirlontc' 
1  1  lo  idv^iMiy  uoCfO  ci  oyoidii  ii  idi  doouioo  luii  cimu  ouiiipioio  ctoouui  nil  ly  Ui  looiUoiiio 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

680 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

ff 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
ana  iuu6  leeuing. 

K  1              k  Ml  T 

NOT  MET 

7  8 

1 123 

11  9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Mb  1 

1  uo 

P1  Q 

P1  fi 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

^yIFT 

IVIC  1 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  Dursuits  includina  reliaious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice  if  anv 

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MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

150 

PROPRIETARY 

09/23/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

132 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nigniy  speciaiizeu  care  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

117 

88.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

115 

87.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

100 

75.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

99 

75.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

100 

75.8 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

2.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tube  feedinas  or  rsauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

1    1            VI  wl  1           1  WW  Vl  VII  t\A            1^  W     1  WWW  1 1  1  w  w    w  1     1  WVIU  1  III  1  w    vlw  wl  W  hVil  1  WW     VV  1  LI  1    W  Vl  ill 

34 

25.8 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents. 

1 

0.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

106 

80.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

53 

40.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

105 

79.5 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

7.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

96 

72.7 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

113 


682 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  Slate  and  Nation,  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Mel"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

683 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

87 

PROPRIETARY 

03/03/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

71 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

56 

78.9 

o1 .0 

Ol  .0 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

67 

94.4 

o4.o 

QQ  O 
OJ.d. 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

55 

77.5 

ft 

/  O.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

55 

77.5 

/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

54 

76.1 

70  n 

\j0.c. 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

7.0 

A  Q 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

20 

28.2 

Q 

oo.o 

^7  7 

uompieieiy  oeaiasT  resioenis. 

5 

7.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

25 

35.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

5 

7.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

12 

16.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

6 

8.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

0 

0.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


685 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

686 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MFT 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 

cilIU  lUUC  (tj^c^Ulfiy. 

NU  1  Mt  1 

oo 

7  ft 

11  P'^ 

1  1 

1 1  Q 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

Ivlb  1 

1  f\p. 
1 UD 

01  Q 

91  P. 

c.  1 .0 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


687 


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PACT  Dinmr  dctic 

itlvltlM  1  VILLAuit 

Street  Address: 

19301  SW  87TH  AVE 

City  and  State: 

MIAMI  FL  33157 

Participation: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

#  Of  Beds: 

60 

Type  of  Ownership: 

NON-PROFIT  OTHER 

Survey  Date: 

10/27/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

54 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  nnay  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

hinhK/  cno/**isili7oH  /^aro  arvH  cor\/ir'oc 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

44 

81.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

44 

81.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

32 

59.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

■frills  r\r  't'/'tllot 
lUU  (Jl  IvJIICl. 

44 

81.5 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RociHontc  \A/ith  oathotorc  r\r  nfirtiQl  f\r  total  Irtcc  r\i  Ki^\A/ol  r\r  hlssHHor  oontrrvl 
Rcoiucius  Willi  Odlllclclo  Ul  |Jcti  lldl  (Jl  lUlctI  lUoo  (Jl  U(JWc;l  (Jl  Ula(J(Jcl  o(Jllll(JI. 

37 

68.5 

70.0 

68.2 

ncoKJciiia  (jii  II i(jivi(juaiiy  wiiiicii  ucjwcji  diKj  uidUvjci  icirdiriiriy  pruyidiii. 

3 

5.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

rmoi(j(7iiib  icuciviiiy  iuu(^  rc;c^(jiriyb  oi  icquiiiny  dobioidiioc  wiiii  cdiiiiy. 

17 

31.5 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDietelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

25 

46.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

17 

31.5 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

41 

75.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

7 

13.0 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


688 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

689 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
iNdiiunai  ncocdroii  v-'UuncM,  iNaiioriai  MOdUciiiy  or  ooiciimo. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


690 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
EL  PONCE  DE  LEON  CONVALESCENT  CTR 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

335  SW  12TH  AVE 

MIAMI  FL  33130 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

147 

PROPRIETARY 

10/15/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

144 


[\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

hinhlv  ^nppiflliypfi  rarp  anH  Qprvipp^ 

1  M^l  liy    OfJC7^IClil^C7U    LfCli  C7    Ql  l\J  VIUC70. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

75 

52.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

114 

79.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

102 

70.8 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

102 

70.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

114 

79.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

18 

12.5 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

81 

56.3 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

102 

70.8 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

46 

31.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

108 

75.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

2.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

38 

26.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

136 


691 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Thie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

692 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functionina  to  orevent  loss  of  abilitv  to  walk  or  move  freelv  deformities  and  oaralvsis 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21 .2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

A  A  ^ 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1 .9 

C  O  ~7 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

1 5.5 

816 

8.D 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

DO 

14.U 

1  uyy 

n  .D 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

CO 

■\C\~7 

lU./ 

A'i  A 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

1  d 

1  oi  ft 

1  O  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

OD 

7  A 

1 A 

\  U41 

1  1  .U 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

O  1 

ft  A 

^A^'i 

1  'I-  1  v3 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

^  1 

Q  7 

1  HUO 

14  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13  2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

05/12/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

169 


(Medicare  Residents: 

6 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirino  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

138 

81.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  rpnuirina  somp  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

142 

84.0 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rpsidpnts  reniiirinn  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletinn 

1  i^OIU^I  1  to    1  ^UUII  II  lU   wVi/l  1  Iw   \JI     IwWCII    dwOlOlCll              II  1    Iwll^ill  IM> 

117 

69.2 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
xuD  or  loiiei. 

121 

71.6 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpQiHpntQ  with  pJithPtPTQ  nr  nArti^l  nr  tr>tfll  Ihqq  nf  hnwpl  nr  hlflHHpr  pontrnl 

117 

69.2 

70.0 

68.2 

r\oofUc;itLo  Ui  1  II  lUlvlUUdliy  Wllllt^ll  UUWc;1  dllU  UldUUc;!  1  c^U  dll  III  ly  piuyidiii. 

17 

10.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

DociHontc  ro/^oi\/ion  ti  iK\o  fooHinnc  i^r  ram  lirion  sccictsnr^o  VA/ith  ostinn 

ncoiuciiio  icociViiiy  luuc  iccuiiiys  ui  icLjuiiiiiy  aooioiciiiuc  wiiii  caiiiiy. 

83 

49.1 

36.9 

37.7 

CoiriDletelv  bedfast  residents. 

6 

3.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

49 

29.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

72 

42.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

81 

47.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

13 

7.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

56 

33.1 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

126 


694 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

695 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostonny/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

47 

PROPRIETARY 

07/02/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

47 


Medicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

41 

87.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

41 

87.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

28 

59.6 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

31 

66.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

25 

53.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

4.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

11 

23.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

16 

34.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

19 

40.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

38 

80.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

2.1 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

29 

61.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

14 


697 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

698 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leadinq  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
Tauiiiiy  or  uy  rcicrrdi  lo  an  dpprupriaie  social  aycncy. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident  It  is  desianed  to  oromote  ODOortunities  for  enaaaina 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean  sanitarv  and  free  of  odor's 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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GRAMERCY  PARK  NURSING  CTR 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

17475  S  DIXIE  HWY 

MIAMI  FL  33157 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

02/24/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

170 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nicjniy  speciaiizeQ  ca.\Q  ana  ssrvicss. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

127 

74.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

143 

84.1 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

123 

72.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

tiih  ciT  tnilpt 

118 

69.4 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

126 

74.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

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14 

8.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Resldpnts  receivina  tuhp  fppdincis  or  rpnuirina  assistance  with  satina 

1  1  w       vl  w  1  1          1  w  V  wl  VII  1^                      1  ^          1 1  1^  W    w !     1  V  VI U II  1 1  1^    Uwwl  w  iVll  1            Will  1    ^  VI  il  1  '  g  • 

62 

36.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents.  ' 

5 

2.9 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

114 

67.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

51 

30.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

102 

60.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

14 

8.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

59 

34.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

151 


700 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

701 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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Oil  Mavirt^oo. 

Oily  ana  oiaie. 

9820  N  KENDALL  DRIVE 

MIAMI  FL  33176 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE  SNF 

203 

PROPRIETARY 

08/06/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

153 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

22 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

130 

85.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

137 

89.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

144 

94.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

133 

86.9 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

122 

79.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

1.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

83 

54.2 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

60 

39.2 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

54 

35.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

93 

60.8 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

7.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

45 

29.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 


0 


703 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

704 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 

luuc^o,  ^.^uivjoiui iiy/iicuoiuiiiy,  it;o|jiictiuiy  ^uicduiiiiy^  ctiiu  ii aui icuiui iiy  udi c;,  ouuuui liny 

and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
laciiiiy  or  uy  reierrai  lo  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident  It  is  desianed  to  nromote  oDoortunities  for  enaaaina 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean  sanitarv  and  free  of  odors 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  Pnmmon  rp^iripnt  atppiq  ^itp  plp^n  Qanitarv  anH  frpp  nf  nrlnrQ 
/III        iiiii\^ii  i^oiu^iii  di          cii  c            1,  oai  II  icLi  y  di  IvJ  i  i  cc?  kji  uuwi  o. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

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17400  W  DIXIE  HIGHWAY 

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Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownersliip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

324 

PROPRIETARY 

12/09/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

253 

Medicare  Residents: 

16 

Medicaid  Residents: 

177 

Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

148 

58.5 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

191 

75.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

193 

76.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

179 

70.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

170 

67.2 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

■  1  v^  wi  VI  v«  ■  1  K*tj  \^  11   III  VI  i  V  1  vf  VI  v4i  1  y    Will      i  i   ii^^^  w  v  i   vti  i  vi       i  vavi  vi  v/  i    i  \^  ii  v«i  i  1 1  ■  ■  \a       ■         i  v*i  ■  i  ■ 

74 

29.2 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  rerpivinn  tiihp  fppHinn^  or  rpniiirinn  a^^i^tanrp  with  patina 

71 

28.1 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents 

6 

2.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

163 

64.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

79 

31.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

198 

78.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

35 

13.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

121 

47.8 

31.2 

31.2 

706 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  Indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

707 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Nfltinn^il  RpQparf^h  (^niinpil  Natinnjil  ApflHpmw  r»f  ^pipnf*PQ 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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ONAL  REHAB  CTR 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

20601  OLD  CUTLER  ROAD 

MIAMI  FL  33189 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

180 

PROPRIETARY 

10/07/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

118 


Medicare  Residents: 

11 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

97 

82.2 

81 .5 

OH  C 

81 .5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

102 

86.4 

Q.A  O 

OO.d 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

93 

78.8 

1  D.O 

7*5  R 

(  ^J.O 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

89 

75.4 

/  O.O 

77  0 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

85 

72.0 

/  u.u 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

8 

6.8 

A.  C\ 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requinng  assistance  with  eating. 

43 

36.4 

of  .1 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

1.7 

n 

O.H 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

70 

59.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

51 

43.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

72 

61.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

10.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

86 

72.9 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

86 


709 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idC/iMiy  Uses  a  system  max  assures  tun  ana  compieie  accounting  oi  resiuents 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

710 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functionino  to  orpvent  loss  nf  ahilitv  tn  walk  or  move  frppiv  dpfnrmitie'?  and  naralv<5i'5 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 

thp  rprnmmpnHpd  Hiptarv  allnwanrp^  nf  thp  FnnH  and  Niitritinn  Roard  nf  thp 

National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
accordina  to  the  in'itruction';  nf  the  attpndinn  nhv«iirlan 

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MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

1 1.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

1 0.^ 

94  7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

Mb  1 

12 

2.5 

700 

lA 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


711 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


MF  ArsFn  OF  M  nAnF 

Street  Address: 

1800  NE  168TH  ST 

City  and  State: 

MIAMI  FL  33162 

Participation: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

#  of  Beds: 

50 

Type  of  Ownership: 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

Survey  Date: 

08/19/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

50 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

2 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
hinhlv  ^r)Priflli7Pfi  rarp  anri  ^prvirp^ 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

50 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

50 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

41 

82.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

50 

100 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

44 

88.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraininq  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

10 

20.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

2 

4.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

9 

18.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

43 

86.0 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

48 

96.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

7 

14.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

50 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

35 


712 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  Indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

713 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


714 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
HERITAGE  NURSING  AND  REHAB  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2201  NE  170TH  ST 

MIAMI  FL  33160 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

99 

PROPRIETARY 

02/03/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

90 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 
1 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

56 

62.2 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

74 

82.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

72 

80.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

64 

71.1 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

59 

65.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

5 

5.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

18 

20.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

1 

1.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

30 

33.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

26 

28.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

26 

28.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

2.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

13.3 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

72 


715 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

716 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes  colostomv/ileostomv  resoiratorv  fbreathina^  and  tracheotomv  care  suctionina 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  maxinnunn  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
wnn  accepieo  proiessionai  praciices  uy  CjuaiiTieu  xnerapisis  or  quaiiiisu  assisianxs. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comton  OT  resiaents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


717 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

2500  NW  22ND  AV 

MIAMI  FL  33142 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownerstiip: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

150 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

01/06/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

135 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

101 

74.8 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

106 

78.5 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

108 

80.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  nr  tnilpt 

103 

76.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

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104 

77.0 

70.0 

68.2 

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4 

3.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

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58 

43.0 

36.9 

37.7 

ConiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

3 

2.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

108 

80.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

49 

36.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

84 

62.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

21 

15.6 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

135 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

119 


718 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  Th6S6  32  selected  Derformance  indicators  do  not  reoresent  all  the  reauirements  a 
facility  must  nneet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACII  ITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1E0UIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  ttiat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

NOT  MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

719 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

ft 

fO 

n 

/o 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21  9 

2045 

21  6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

1404  NW  22ND  ST 

MIAMI  FL  33142 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

298 

PROPRIETARY 

06/10/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

280 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  nnay  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

240 

85.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

222 

79.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requinng  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

174 

62.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

177 

63.2 

75.8 

*7"7  0 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

172 

61.4 

—7r\  r\ 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

13 

4.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

109 

38.9 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

12 

4.3 

3.0 

d.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

169 

60.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

88 

31.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

148 

52.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

28 

10.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

58 

20.7 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

278 


721 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

722 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1 123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  pronnote  nriaximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

i  no 
1  Uo 

ti.\  .d 

H  ceo 
IDD<:: 

1  V  ft 
1  I.O 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

A  r\r\r\ 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1 .9 

oo7 

c  o 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

1 5.5 

olb 

O.O 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

1 1 .6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

H  O 

1  Oi  C 

1  O  Q 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

ob 

7  A 
1  A 

\  U41 

1 1  n 
1  1  .u 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

ft  A 

1410 
1  'f  1  o 

14  Q 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

Q  7 

1  dOR 

1  4  Q 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

Mb  1 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

174 

PROPRIETARY 

06/12/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

143 


Medicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  nnay  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

/o 

/o 

Bathing 

ncblUclllo  icLjUiririy  bUlIlc  Ui  lUlal  abololalloc;  III  UdUlliiy. 

123 

86.0 

O  1  .Q 

O  1  ,sj 

Dressing 

RpQiHpnt^  rpniiirinn  Qomp  or  tntal  ^^QQiQt^^npp  in  Hrp^^inn 

ri\7ol\JC7l  1  lo   iOLJUIilllU   OVJI  1  IC  \J\    WJKdl   dOOlO  Idl  1  vv7   III  LllwOOIIlU* 

139 

97.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Rp<iiHpnt<5  rpniiirinn  <;nmp  nr  tntal  fi<5<ii<5tanpp  in  tnilptinn 

1  i^oivi^i  1  lo  I  ^uLJii  II  lu  o^i  1 1^  wi   iwim  ciooioicii  iww  ii  i  i^iiwiii  iM- 

102 

71.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  sonne  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
TUD  or  loiiei. 

112 

78.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

neoiQenio  wiui  caineierb  or  parxiai  or  loiai  loss  ot  DOwei  or  uiauoc;r  coruroi. 

97 

67.8 

70.0 

68.2 

nesiuents  on  inuiviauaiiy  wrinen  Dowei  ana  Diauoer  reiraining  program. 

8 

5.6 

4.-9 

4.6 

Eating 

riesiaents  receiving  tuoe  teeoings  or  requiring  assistance  witn  eating. 

35 

24.5 

36  9 

37  7 

v^ompieieiy  ueuiasi  resiaems. 

4 

2.8 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

61 

42.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

38 

26.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

96 

67.1 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

16 

11.2 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

56 

39.2 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

138 


724 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Me\"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement,  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  In  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 

f iiPiliK/    mi  i^t    mppt     ThprA    arp    n\/pr    ^00    cpn^r^to    roni  liromontc     XHp    infr\rmatir\n  nrocpntoH 
lat-iiiiiy    Miuoi    iiicci.     Micio    ctic    uvci    %j\J\j    oc^cti  die    i  oLf  uii  ciiidiio.     iiic    iiii<.,/iiiiclt.iL/M    l/i  c^ot^i  i  lUU 

below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
IvIET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

Thp  fj5pilit\/  MQPQ  3  Qv/Qtpm  thflt  aq^iitpq  fiill  ^*nH  pnmnlptp  flf^pniintinn  r»f  rPQiHpntQ' 
1  1      1  civ^ni ly  uoco  ci  oy  oic^i  1 1  ii  icii  oooui  C70  i  uii  cti  lu  owi  i  ipic? lo  civ^w^^ui  i  iii  lu  \j\  i  c^oiuoi  i  lo 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

tacn  resiaeni  wno  nas  proDiems  wiin  oowei  ana  uiaaaer  conxroi  is  proviaea  wiin 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

725 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  nesearcn  L-ouncii,  iNaiionai  Acaoemy  ot  ociences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

NOT  MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


726 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
LA  POSADA  CONVALESCENT  CENTER 

street  Address* 

Citv  and  State* 

5271  SW  8TH  ST 

MIAMI  FL  33134 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

54 

PROPRIETARY 

12/08/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

53 


Medicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
resident*?  are  receivino  aDDrooriate  or  inannroDriate  care  It  mav  reflect  the  f^5cilitv'<^  ahilitv  to  ornvirie 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

53 

100 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

50 

94.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

43 

81.1 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

50 

94.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

43 

81.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

29 

54.7 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

38 

71.7 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

60.4 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

45 

84.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.9 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

53 

100 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

48 


727 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  systenn  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  nnonths. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supen/ision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

728 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes  colostomv/ileostomv  resoiratorv  fbreathina^  and  trachsotomv  care  «;uctinnina 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 

idLfiii ly  ui  uy  1  ci c;i  1  cii  lu  di  i  ctpfJi  UfJi  iciic;  ouuicti  cty loy. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean  sanitarv  and  free  of  odors 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


729 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 


MIAMI  JEWISH  HOME  HOSP  FOR  THE  AGED 

street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

151  NE  52ND  ST 

MIAMI  FL  33137 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

454 

NON-PROFIT  PRIVATE 

02/17/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

450 


Medicare  Residents: 

13 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  ttiese  cliaracteristics  does  not  indicate  whetlier  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathina 

389 

86.4 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

326 

72.4 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

279 

62.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

271 

60.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

228 

50.7 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

17 

3.8 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receivina  tubs  fsedinas  or  reauirina  assistance  with  eatina 

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206 

45.8 

36.9 

37.7 

ComDl6telv  bedfast  residents. 

2 

0.4 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

193 

42.9 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

22 

4.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

181 

40.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

12 

2.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

125 

27.8 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

250 


730 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  ttie  time  of  survey.  Jhe  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  otfier  facilities  in  ttie  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  IVlet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 

fpirilitv   mii^t   mppt    Thprp   ?irp   n\/pr   SOD   ^pn^rptp   rpniiirpmpntc:    Thp   infnrm^itinn  nrAcontoH 

below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

/o 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

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\  Wk:^  IciL'Mliy  Uo^o  ct  oyolc;!!!  UlciL  aooUlt;o  lull  ctl  lU  OUI 1  IfJIt^lo  d^L/UUI  III!  ly  Ul  lt;olUt;lllD 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  inonths. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

731 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET, 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotonny  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

NOT  MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


732 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
NORTH  SHORE  NH 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

9380  NW  7TH  AV 

MIAMI  FL  33150 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

99 

PROPRIETARY 

07/15/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

96 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

iliLJiMy  o|Jc7UlclllZcU  Uctit;  cliiU  ocfVICtro. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

70 

72.9 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

77 

80.2 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

71 

74.0 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet 

Willi/  K\^*t\^%.t 

76 

79.2 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

72 

75.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

2 

2.1 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

23 

24.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

4 

4.2 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

74 

77.1 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

44 

45.8 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

71 

74.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

10.4 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

9 

9.4 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

83 


7_33 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  connplete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

734 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

NOT  MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

NOT  MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


735 


MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
PALMS  CONVALESCENT  HOME 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

14601  NE  16TH  AVE 

MIAMI  FL  33161 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

85 

PROPRIETARY 

06/05/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

75 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGSidents  requiring  sonriG  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

16 

21.3 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

75 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Resident"?  reauirlna  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

56 

74.7 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
lUD  or  loiiei. 

54 

72.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

nesiuenis  wiin  caineters  or  pantcii  or  loiai  loss  ot  dowgi  or  uiaQQ^r  coniroi. 

56 

74.7 

70  0 

68.2 

nesiaenis  on  inaiviauaiiy  wrinen  uowei  ano  uiauuer  reiraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4  9 

4.6 

Eating 

nesiuenis  receiving  luue  leeoings  or  requiring  assisiance  witn  eating. 

36 

48.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Comnlptplv  bprifAQt  rp^iripntQ 

2 

2.7 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

36 

48.0 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

25 

33.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

48 

64.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

3 

4.0 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

11 

14.7 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 

51 


736 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Mei"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Tho  fa/"*ilit\/  onci  troc  that  itc  \A/ritton  r^roocHi  ir^o  rar\^rr\'tr\r%  tK^  rinhto  anH 

I  lie  laUMiiy  criiouico  uidi  iio  wiiiicii  |jiuct;uuruo  rt^ydruiiiy  iiiu  riyriio  anu 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

NOT  MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

urugs  lo  coniroi  uenavior  anu  pnysicai  resiraints  are  oniy  usea  wnen  auinorizeu  uy  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

cacn  resiaeni  is  aiioweu  lo  cornrnunicdie,  abbuciaic  ariu  nicci  privaiciy  wiiii 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Clacri  rcsiueni  is  aiiuweci  lo  reiain  ano  use  nis/ricr  personal  possessions  anci  cioining 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

737 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 

Mfltinnal  Rpcparph  C^.rw  inpil   Nstinnf)!  ApaHpmv  nf  ^r*ipn*^PQ 

1  NCI  LI  ^1  ICll   riCOCCll       1   v^L/UI  l^^ll ,   1  NdllL/l  idl   r^OClvJC7l  1  ly   KJl   \J\^ls^t  IK^sS^r 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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MIAMI  FL 


NURSING  HOME  PROFILE 
PERDUE  MEDICAL  CENTER 


street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

19590  SW  OLD  CUTLER  ROAD 

MIAMI  FL  33157 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

163 

LOCAL  GOVERNMENT 

02/29/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

153 


Medicare  Residents: 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Rp^irlpnt<?  rpniiirinn  <5nmp  or  tntai  fl<?9i<;tanrp  in  hathina 

1  l^OlvJ^lliw   IwUUIIIIIU    OVylll^   \Jt     \\J  well   dOOIOiClllw^    III  k/C%illlllU> 

144 

94.1 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

RpQiripnt^  rpniiirinn  ^nmp  nr  tntai  a^^i^tanrp  in  Hrp^^inn 

1  i^OlvJ^I  I  iO  1  ^UUil  11  lU   OV^I  1         \JI    IV./ICII   ClOOIOiCII  l\^w   II  1   \JI  wOOII  IM> 

129 

84.3 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

RpQiHpntQ  rpniiirinn  Qomp  nr  tnt^il  ^iQQi^tpnpp  in  tnilptinn 

riODiLJC?!  1 LD  ICLiUiilllu  Owl  11 C?  \Jl    IKJKCLi  ClOOlOlCll  IV,/C  III   IV./IIC71II  lU. 

126 

82.4 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

TUu  or  IUII61. 

142 

92.8 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

RpciHpntc  \A/ith  r'athptprc  r\T  nsrtisi  r\T  total  Ir^cc       K/^\a/pI  r\T  hlarlHpr  pnntrn! 

flC^DlUC;!  llO  WILII  UCllll^lC7lO  \J\    pell  lid  1  Ul    lUlCll  lUOO  Ul   UUWt7l  \J\   UldUUC?!  UwllUwI. 

126 

82.4 

70.0 

68.2 

RpciHpntc  r^n  inHi\/iHi  i^lK/  ui/rittpn  hr*vA/pl  anH  hIaHHpr  rptraininn  nrnnram 
FlColUc^l  llo  UM  II  lUI  VlUUdliy  WillL^ll  UUVVc^l  dl  lU  UldUUc7i  1  c;u  dll  III  ly  [Jiuyidlll< 

4 

2.6 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

RpciHpntc  rp*^pi\/inn  ti  iKp  fpoHinnc  r\T  rpmtirinn  accictanr^p  \A/ith  potinn 
iic;oiu^iiio  i^oc^iviiiy  luut/  i^^uiiiyo  Ul  i^^uiiiiiy  dooioidiiu^  Willi  c^diiiiy< 

78 

51.0 

36.9 

37.7 

ConiDletelv  bedfast  residents 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

117 

76.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

66 

43.1 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

112 

73.2 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

10 

6.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

17 

11.1 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

129 


739 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  Indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  perfornnance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
lacMiiy  [iiubi  rntici.   i  iiyre  are  over  ouu  separate  requiremenis.   i  ne  iniormaiion  preseniea 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  ho  T£l/^llit\/  1  icoc  Q  c\yctom  thcit  occiiroc  fiill  onrt  /^/^molQto  o/^/^rti  intin/i  f\f  rod/HAnto' 
1  1      IctUliliy  Uot;o  d  oyololll  llldl  dooUicjo  lUH  dllU  CUBIipiolc;  dC/CUUlUlliy  UI  r^olQc^rUb 

personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

NOT  MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

740 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  1 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

NOT  MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

NOT  MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
opeciTic  seiT-neip  aevices  are  avaiiaDie  wnen  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 

Willi  dLrOc^picu  }ji uioooiui icti  pi auiiLfCo  uy  ^ucniii^u  uioidf-'ioio  \ji  ^uciiiiicu  dooioiciMio. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facilitv  or  bv  referral  to  an  aoDroDriate  social  aaencv 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
uuiiiiun  UT  rcoiucriio. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

13850  NE  3RD  COURT 

MIAMI  FL  33161 

Participation: 

#  Of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

100 

PROPRIETARY 

04/20/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

83 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nicjniy  sp6CiaMZ€Q  Care  ano  Services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

RGsidents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

73 

88.0 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressina 

72 

86.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

1  1     wi  VI  w  1  1        1         VII 1  1 1  1  u          III  \^  v^i    vv^  h v%i   v( w  wi  w  vvAi  1          111    hv^i  1     hi  1  '24  * 

63 

75.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

57 

68.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Rp«iidpnt9  with  rathpfpr^  or  nnrtifll  or  total  lo<j<»  of  howpl  or  hiarldpr  pontrol 

54 

65.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Rp^lHpnt^  on  inHi\/irliiall\/  writtpn  howpl  anH  hlaHHpr  rptrfiininn  nronrflm 

niCOIvl^lllO  wl  1  II  IVJIVI\JLiClliy   VVIIllC^II  U\JWV\Sl  Cll  IVJ  L/ICI\JLJC7I    I  C71I  Clll  III  IM  ^Iw^lCllll* 

7 

8.4 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Rp^lHpnt^  rpppi\/inn  tiihp  fppHinriQ  or  rpniiirinn  AQQi^tanop  with  p?itinn 

llC70lvlC7l  1  lO  1  C7l,/OI  VII  lU   lUUO  IOC7UII  lUO  ^1    1  tSVJUII  11  IM  ClOOIOlCll  l\^C7  Willi  OCllll 

22 

26.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Comoletelv  bedfast  residents. 

3 

3.6 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

47 

56.6 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

32 

38.6 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

51 

61.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.8 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

23 

27.7 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

54 


742 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  Tfie  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  witfiin  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  othier  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^lEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
ifacility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

743 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 

MET/ 
"  NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=iEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council  National  Acadsmv  of  Sciences 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

NOT  MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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PINES  NH 


Street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

301  NE  141ST  ST 

MIAMI  FL  33161 

Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

46 

PROPRIETARY 

02/26/88 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Totai  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 
44 


IVIedicare  Residents: 

0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Battling 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

39 

88.6 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

44 

100 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

40 

90.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

nuoiuciiio  icquiiiiiy  ouiiic<  ur  luicii  asbioidi lOc  iiKjviiiy  iiuiii  ucu  lu  oiiaii  ui  lu 
tub  or  toilet. 

43 

97.7 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

39 

88.6 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

0 

0.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

5 

11.4 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

4 

9.1 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

24 

54.5 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

30 

68.2 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

16 

36.4 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

2 

4.5 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

12 

27.3 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

38 


745 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey.  


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a  ^ 
idciiiiy  musi  meei.   i  nere  are  over  ouu  separate  requirements,   i  ne  iniormation  presenteo 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=1EQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  tliat  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  idC/iiiiy  ubcb  a  aybiem  iriax  assures  tun  ana  compieie  accouniing  oi  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  nnade  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

NOT  MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

746 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirennents  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
uciuw  uuco  itui  lyiicLi  iiic  ocvciiiy  ui  iiit?  uufctuuii  ui  iiiy  piuuiciiib  K^auiriy  lu  a  uciioiency.  m 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drua«;  are  admini«;terpd  arcordina  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attendina  Dhvsician 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

1  oiiei  ana  Ljain  Taciiiiies  are  ciean,  saniiary,  ana  iree  ot  oaors. 

NOT  MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

nesiaeni  care  Gquiprneni  is  ciean  ana  maintainea  in  sate  operaiing  conaiiion. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

louictuui  1  icoi  II  iiLf  uco  lu  picvciii  u  ic  opicdU  UI  iiiio^uuii  cti  c  luiicwcu  uy  cii)  pci  o^^i  ii  ic^i. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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street  Address: 

City  and  State: 

899  NW  4TH  ST 

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Participation: 

#  of  Beds: 

Type  of  Ownership: 

Survey  Date: 

MEDICARE/MEDICAID  SNF/ICF 

80 

PROPRIETARY 

12/11/87 

SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

78 


IVIedicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
nicjniy  speciaiizcu  care  ano  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

77 

98.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

74 

94.9 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  reauirina  some  or  total  assistance  in  toiletina 

67 

85.9 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 

ti  ih  r»r  toilpt 
luu  yji  iVi/iic7i> 

72 

92.3 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  oartial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control 

64 

82.1 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individuallv  written  bowel  and  bladder  retrainina  oroaram 

I    1  w  wl  Vi      1  1           W II    II  lU  1  V  lU  U  V(l  1  y     VV  1  1  i  fcw  1  1    \J\J  V  V  ^  1    Ml  lU    *J  1  dVI           1     1  w  11  Wll  1  III  i  W    1^1  V  VJ 1  WAI  I  1  ■ 

7 

9.0 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  rpfpivinn  tuhp  fppdinn^  or  rpniiirinn  a<?<;i<;tanrp  with  eatina 

1  I^OIU^I  1         1  ^^^1 VII  lU    iUk^^    I^WVJII  IM^   ^-'l    1  ^VIVJII  II  IM    dOOIOidl  Iv^^    Will  1   ^aill  IM* 

69 

88.5 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

44 

56.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

60 

76.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

65 

83.3 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

1 

1.3 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

13 

16.7 

31.2 

31.2 

IVIedicaid  Residents: 

77 


748 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  In  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Iviet"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

1  lie  Taoiiiiy  uocb  d  bybicrn  uiai  asbuics  Tuii  ano  compieie  accouniing  oi  resiuenis 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

749 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person? 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=tEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

86 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 

5 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 
highly  specialized  care  and  services. 

FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

83 

96.5 

81 .5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

83 

96.5 

o4.d 

oo  o 
oo.^ 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

72 

83.7 

1  D.D 

7^  ft 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

74 

86.0 

7^  ft 

77  P 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

58 

67.4 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

3 

3.5 

4  Q 

4  6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

29 

33.7 

0  I    m  f 

coiTipi6ieiy  DGaf8Si  rosiGGnts. 

2 

2.3 

3  0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

70 

81.4 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

36 

41.9 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

61 

70.9 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

4 

4.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

42 

48.8 

31.2 

31.2 

l\/ledicaid  Residents: 


751 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  the  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

752 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  f 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
^EOUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  coiostomy/ileostomy,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 

iUI  I^Uwl  III  ILJ   \.\J  [JlK^VsIilM  lUOO  VJI  CtUlllly   LfJ  WCtliN  VJI    IIIUVO  iiody,         1  Ul  11  II  LltZ^O  cti  lU  |Jal  ciiy  olo. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 

thp  rppnmmpnH^H  Hiptarv/  flllriVA/sinppc  r\i  thp  PnnH  anH  Niitrition  R/^arH  thp 

11  IC7  1  C^L/l  1  1 1  1 1  CI  lUCU  LJIC?  lAi  y   dllVJVVCll  IL/\?0  KJi    Lf  lO   H  L'L/U  ul  lU   INUlllllk^ll   LJWul  \J   KJi    11  lO 

National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

NOT  MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
flrcordinn  tn  thp  in^triirtinn^  nf  thp  flttpnHinn  nhv/^ipian 

dww^/l  \JII  1^    l^.^    11  1^   II  loll  UV^ll^^l  lO   \JI    LI  IC   Cllld  lull  iU    L^l  ly  olvldl  I. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 

pnnHitinn 
^wi  1. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

1  o.^ 

OA  7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

l.A 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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SELECTED  RESIDENT  CHARACTERISTICS 


Total  Residents  on  Day  of  Survey: 

75 


l\/ledicare  Residents: 


0 


Caution:  A  large  number  of  residents  with  these  characteristics  does  not  indicate  whether  those 
residents  are  receiving  appropriate  or  inappropriate  care.  It  may  reflect  the  facility's  ability  to  provide 

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FACILITY 

STATE 

NATION 

# 

% 

% 

% 

Bathing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  bathing. 

68 

90.7 

81.5 

81.5 

Dressing 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  dressing. 

71 

94.7 

84.3 

83.2 

Toileting 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  in  toileting. 

64 

85.3 

76.6 

73.8 

Transferring 

Residents  requiring  some  or  total  assistance  moving  from  bed  to  chair  or  to 
tub  or  toilet. 

63 

84.0 

75.8 

77.2 

Continence 

Residents  with  catheters  or  partial  or  total  loss  of  bowel  or  bladder  control. 

60 

80.0 

70.0 

68.2 

Residents  on  individually  written  bowel  and  bladder  retraining  program. 

1 

1.3 

4.9 

4.6 

Eating 

Residents  receiving  tube  feedings  or  requiring  assistance  with  eating. 

39 

52.0 

36.9 

37.7 

Completely  bedfast  residents. 

0 

0.0 

3.0 

3.4 

Residents  confined  to  chairs. 

25 

33.3 

49.3 

50.8 

Residents  requiring  restraints. 

37 

49.3 

40.4 

41.3 

Confused  or  disoriented  residents. 

51 

68.0 

61.2 

58.4 

Residents  with  bed  sores. 

11 

14.7 

7.0 

7.1 

Residents  receiving  special  skin  care. 

20 

26.7 

31.2 

31.2 

Medicaid  Residents: 

61 


754 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 

"Facility"  column  indicates  deficiencies  found  at  tfie  time  of  survey.  The  Federal  Government  requires  facilities  to  correct  deficiencies  immediately  or  to  submit  a 
plan  indicating  deficiencies  will  be  corrected  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.  "State"  and  "Nation"  columns  Indicate  number  and  percentage  of  occurrence  of 
deficiencies  in  other  facilities  in  the  State  and  Nation.  "Met"  means  that  the  facility  is  in  compliance  with  the  specific  requirement.  "Not  Met"  means  the  facility 
was  deficient  in  the  indicated  area  at  the  time  of  the  survey. 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  ttie  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  F 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
=IEQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

The  facility  ensures  that  its  written  procedures  regarding  the  rights  and 
responsibilities  of  residents  are  followed. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

201 

2.1 

The  facility  uses  a  system  that  assures  full  and  complete  accounting  of  residents' 
personal  funds.  An  accounting  report  is  made  to  each  resident  in  a  skilled  nursing 
facility  every  three  months. 

MET 

27 

5.6 

518 

5.5 

Each  resident  is  free  from  mental  and  physical  abuse. 

MET 

3 

0.6 

168 

1.8 

Drugs  to  control  behavior  and  physical  restraints  are  only  used  when  authorized  by  a 
physician  in  writing  for  a  specified  period  of  time  or  in  emergencies. 

MET 

41 

8.5 

806 

8.5 

Each  resident  is  given  privacy  during  treatment  and  care  of  personal  needs. 

MET 

50 

10.3 

1618 

17.1 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  communicate,  associate  and  meet  privately  with 
individuals  of  his/her  choice  unless  this  infringes  upon  the  rights  of  another  resident. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

36 

0.4 

Each  resident  is  allowed  to  retain  and  use  his/her  personal  possessions  and  clothing 
as  space  permits. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

205 

2.2 

Except  in  a  medical  emergency,  a  resident  is  not  transferred  or  discharged,  nor  is 
treatment  changed  radically,  without  consultation  with  the  resident  or,  if  the  resident 
is  incompetent,  without  prior  notification  of  next  of  kin  or  sponsor. 

MET 

0 

0.0 

30 

0.3 

The  facility  ensures  that  the  health  care  of  each  resident  is  under  the  continuing 
supervision  of  a  physician. 

MET 

1 

0.2 

145 

1.5 

Emergency  services  from  a  physician  are  available  and  provided  to  each  resident 
who  requires  emergency  care. 

MET 

2 

0.4 

49 

0.5 

Nursing  services  are  provided  at  all  times  to  meet  the  needs  of  residents. 

MET 

11 

2.3 

508 

5.4 

Each  resident  receives  daily  personal  hygiene  as  needed  to  assure  cleanliness,  good 
skin  care,  good  grooming,  and  oral  hygiene  taking  into  account  individual 
preferences.  Residents  are  encouraged  to  take  care  of  their  own  self  care  needs. 

MET 

95 

19.6 

2816 

29.8 

Each  resident  receives  care  necessary  to  prevent  skin  breakdown. 

MET 

84 

17.3 

1733 

18.3 

Each  resident  with  a  bed  sore  receives  care  necessary  to  promote  the  healing  of  the 
bed  sore  including  proper  dressing. 

NOT  MET 

50 

10.3 

1052 

11.1 

Each  resident  who  has  problems  with  bowel  and  bladder  control  is  provided  with 
care  necessary  to  encourage  self  control,  including  frequent  toileting  and 
opportunities  for  rehabilitative  training. 

NOT  MET 

118 

24.3 

1512 

16.0 

Each  resident  with  a  urinary  catheter  receives  proper  routine  care,  including  periodic 
evaluation. 

MET 

45 

9.3 

1665 

17.6 

755 


SELECTED  PERFORMANCE  INDICATORS 


Reminder:  These  32  selected  performance  indicators  do  not  represent  all  the  requirements  a 
facility  must  meet.  There  are  over  500  separate  requirements.  The  information  presented 
below  does  not  reflect  the  severity  or  the  duration  of  the  problems  leading  to  a  deficiency.  A 
deficiency  may  represent  an  ongoing  problem  or  a  one-time  failure  of  a  single  staff  person. 

FACILITY 
MET/ 
NOT 
MET 

NUMBER  &  PERCE 
NOT  MEETING  ( 

STATE 

NT  OF  FACILITIES 
REQUIREMENTS 

NATION 

# 

% 

# 

% 

Each  resident  receives  proper  care  for  injections  (shots),  fluids  supplied  through 
tubes,  colostomy/ileostonny,  respiratory  (breathing)  and  tracheotomy  care,  suctioning 
and  tube  feeding. 

MET 

38 

7.8 

1123 

11.9 

Each  resident  receives  rehabilitative  nursing  care  to  promote  maximum  physical 
functioning  to  prevent  loss  of  ability  to  walk  or  move  freely,  deformities  and  paralysis. 

MET 

106 

21.9 

2045 

21.6 

Each  resident  needing  assistance  in  eating  or  drinking  is  provided  prompt  assistance. 
Specific  self-help  devices  are  available  when  necessary. 

NOT  MET 

103 

21.2 

1662 

17.6 

Drugs  are  administered  according  to  the  written  orders  of  the  attending  physician. 

NOT  MET 

107 

22.1 

2739 

29.0 

Menus  are  planned  and  followed  to  meet  the  nutritional  needs  of  each  resident  in 
accordance  with  physicians'  orders,  and  to  the  extent  medically  possible,  based  on 
the  recommended  dietary  allowances  of  the  Food  and  Nutrition  Board  of  the 
National  Research  Council,  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1389 

14.7 

Therapy  is  provided  according  to  orders  of  the  attending  physician  in  accordance 
with  accepted  professional  practices  by  qualified  therapists  or  qualified  assistants. 

MET 

9 

1.9 

587 

6.2 

Services  are  provided  to  meet  the  residents'  social  and  emotional  needs  by  the 
facility  or  by  referral  to  an  appropriate  social  agency. 

MET 

75 

15.5 

816 

8.6 

An  ongoing  program  of  meaningful  activities  is  provided,  based  on  identified  needs 
and  interests  of  each  resident.  It  is  designed  to  promote  opportunities  for  engaging 
in  normal  pursuits,  including  religious  activities  of  the  resident's  choice,  if  any. 

NOT  MET 

68 

14.0 

1099 

11.6 

Appropriate  staff  develop  and  implement  a  written  health  care  plan  for  each  resident 
according  to  the  instructions  of  the  attending  physician. 

MET 

52 

10.7 

1270 

13.4 

Toilet  and  bath  facilities  are  clean,  sanitary,  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

1216 

12.9 

All  common  resident  areas  are  clean,  sanitary  and  free  of  odors. 

MET 

36 

7.4 

1041 

11.0 

All  essential  mechanical  and  electrical  equipment  is  maintained  in  safe  operating 
condition. 

MET 

31 

6.4 

1413 

14.9 

Resident  care  equipment  is  clean  and  maintained  in  safe  operating  condition. 

MET 

47 

9.7 

1408 

14.9 

Isolation  techniques  to  prevent  the  spread  of  infection  are  followed  by  all  personnel. 

MET 

64 

13.2 

2340 

24.7 

The  facility  has  available  at  all  times  a  quantity  of  linen  essential  for  proper  care  and 
comfort  of  residents. 

MET 

12 

2.5 

700 

7.4 

Food  is  stored,  refrigerated,  prepared,  distributed,  and  served  under  sanitary 
conditions. 

NOT  MET 

215 

44.3 

4050 

42.8 

Reminder:  The  results  of  the  full  survey  are  available 
from  the  State  survey  agency  or  the  State  ombudsman. 


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