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
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office
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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
XX
-J
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.
XXI
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.
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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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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
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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
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MET
31
6.4
1413
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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.
30
BOCA RATON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
BOCA RATON CONVALESCENT CENTER
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.
33
BOCA RATON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
EDGEWATER POINTE ESTATES MEDICAL FAC
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.
42
BOCA RATON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
REGENTS PARK
street Address:
City and State:
6363 VERDE TRAIL
BOCA RATON FL 33433
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.
45
BOCA RATON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
ST ANDREWS ESTATES MEDICAL CENTER
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.
48
BOCA RATON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
■f"LJ C 1
THE rOU
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
hiohlv ^nflPiflliypH parp anH ^prvipp^
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
nColUC^MlO Willi Udll O UI l^dl lldl Ul lUldl lUoo Ul UUVVC^I Ul UldUUwl L/UIIIIUI*
27
71.1
70.0
68.2
RpQlHontQ r\n InHlv/iHi ifillw \A/ritton Krtwol anH KlaHHor rotraininn nrnnrflm
ncoiuc^iiio II luiviuudiiy wiiiit^ii uuwc7i diiu uiduuc^i loLidiiiiiiy [Jiuyidiii.
4
10.5
4.9
4.6
Eating
nvolUoillo ic;Uc;iVlliy LUUc^ ic^c^Uiriyo Ui ic^L|Uliliiy doololdilOt^ Willi t^dlliiy.
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
nfif lOlfinnv mflv rpnrp^pnt An onnninn nrr>hlfim nr 9 rino-timo f sili iro of a cinnio ctaff norcon
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 Uo
1 DD^
1 7
1 / .0
Drugs are administered according to the written orders of the attending physician.
Mb 1
1U/
DO -1
on A
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
Q
y
1 Q
1 .y
oof
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
fO
1 0.0
0 1 D
A 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 iiuiiMcti puiouiio, iiioiuuiiiy ic^iiyiuub duuviuc^o uf uit^ r^oiuc^ru o criuioc, ii any.
NU 1 Mh 1
DO
1 /I n
1 4.U
1 nQQ
1 uyy
11ft
1 1 .0
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 97n
Id. / KJ
1 4
Toilet and bath facilities are clean, sanitary, and free of odors.
Mb 1
1 0
1 c.
£..0
1 9 Q
All common resident areas are clean, sanitary and free of odors.
Mb 1
JO
7 4
1 041
1 1 n
All essential mechanical and electrical equipment is maintained in safe operating
condition.
Mtl 1
0 1
fi 4
141*^
1 *T 1 0
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.
51
BOCA RATON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
WHITEHALL BOCA
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.
66
BRADENTON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
69
BRADENTON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
72
BRADENTON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
rA^iHpnt^ atp rpppivinn flnnrnnri^^tp or injinnrnnrifltP patp It mav rpflppt thp faf^ilitv'^ Ahilitx/ tn nrnv/iHp
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
deficienCV mav reoresent an onnninn nrnhlpm nr a onp-timp fflihirp of «;innlp <?taff npr<inn
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
oo
Jo
"7 O
I.O
'inn
n .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
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
1 \J\JC.
17 R
1 / .o
Drugs are administered according to the written orders of the attending physician.
Mb 1
\\Ji
£.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
D.'f
1 QAQ
A A 7
1 *f . /
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
□o /
R 9
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 O.U
R1R
O 1 o
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
III iiuiFiiai purbuiia, iriC/iu(jiny rciigioub acuviiics ox uic rcsiocni s ciioicc, it any.
Mb 1
DO
14 0
11 fi
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
1 970
\ ^ 1 yj
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.
^JlPT
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.
75
BRADENTON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
Rp^iripnt^ on indix/irlijpillv writtpn hnwpl and hiarlripr rptraininn nroaram
1 iwwiu^ii iw wl 1 iiiuiviwumiy vv 1 1 iiwi i ww w wi m iw Im/icivj vj wi iwiidiiiiiiM MiwM'diii*
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.
78
BRADENTON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
MANATEE CONVALESCENT CENTER
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.
81
BRADENTON FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
MEDIPLEX REHAB BRADENTON
street Address:
City and State:
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
BROOKSVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
NOT MFT
■\ n7
07QQ
OQ (\
CdM
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
o\
R A
1 OQQ
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.
Kyi FT
NIC 1
Q
1 Q
1 .9
00 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.
1 o
1 1^ (^
1 O.O
fli A
ft 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
in normal Dur^uits includina rpliainu^ artivitip^ nf thp rp^iripnt'^ chnifp if anv
III 1 l\Jt IIICII h^UIOUl iO, II IwlUUII lU 1 ^llUiwvIO ilVlll^O \JI illw 1 ^OIU^I 1 i O \jl IV^Iw^, 1 1 Cll 1 V •
MPT
DO
^A(\
1 H.yj
lOQQ
1 V/\7v7
1 1 R
1 1 .w
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
BROOKSVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
EASTBROOK HEALTH CARE CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
10295 N HOWELL AVENUE
BROOKSVILLE FL 33512
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
CAPE CORAL FL
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
CHATTAHOOCHEE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
114
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
117
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
ni Anil / 1 i^i^^ ^ ^ i*A ^<nn ^ An ii A Aft
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.
120
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
123
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
DREW VILLAGE NURSING CENTER
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
124
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
#
%
#
%
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.
126
CLEARWATER FL
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.
129
CLEARWATER FL
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.
132
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
MORTON F PLANT REHAB NURSING CTR
street Address:
City and State:
1250 S FT HARRISON AV
CLEARWATER FL 33516
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.
135
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
OAK BLUFFS NURSING CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
420 BAY AVE
CLEARWATER FL 33516
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.
138
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
141
CLEARWATER FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
PALM GARDEN CLEARWATER
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
CORAL GABLES FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
159
CORAL SPRINGS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
fi At ir'IAnr'V msv rfinrAQftnt sin onriAinn nri^hlom r\r a r^no.timo fsiliirA f\i q cirti^lo ctaff riorcrtn
1 i^id i^y M lay i ^yji oooi ii CIM \ji i^wii 1^ pi UUloi 1 1 KJt cl Ul lt?~in 1 lo IdllUI C7 Ul ct oil lU'^ olal 1 y^xsl oUI 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 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
c. 1 .c.
1 RR9
1 7 fi
Drugs are administered according to the written orders of the attending physician.
It ACT
Mb 1
■\ CYJ
lU/
oo i
CC..\
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
D.4
1 OQO
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
1 Q
1 .9
«;fi7
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
1 v}.Q
MP,
O 1 \3
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
III iiuifiieii pursuiio, iriOiUuing rsiigioua aciiviues oi inu rssiuoni s cnoicc, it any.
Mb 1
oo
14 0
10QQ
1 Uv7i7
1 1 R
1 1 .\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
1 U. /
1 970
1 4
1 0.*T
Toilet and bath facilities are clean, sanitary, and free of odors.
Mb 1
^ o
\ d.
1 91 ft
1 ^ 1 o
1 9 Q
All common resident areas are clean, sanitary and free of odors.
MET
OD
7 A
1 C\A 1
110
1 1 .U
All essential mechanical and electrical equipment is maintained in safe operating
condition.
McT
O 1
A 4
141 "5
1 *+ 1 o
14 Q
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
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
flfifif^iPnPV m?l\/ rPnrPQPnt nnnninn nrr^hlom r\r a /->r»o_ti mo f aili iro r»f q cinnlo otoH noro/~»n
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
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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
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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
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10 7
1 U. 1
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19 4
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Toilet and bath facilities are clean, sanitary, and free of odors.
\ACT
Mb 1
1 &
0
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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.
204
DAYTONA BEACH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
207
DAYTONA BEACH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
HOLIDAY CARE CENTER
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
1 1 w wl U w 1 1 Lw I www 1 V If 1 w iU w w i www 1 1 lU w w ■ 1 w w U II II lU vlwwl w Ivtl 1 w w TV 1 il 1 w il 1 ' g •
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.
213
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
I 1 wwl VI W 1 1 1 1 III l\J W VI 1 1 w Wl iw mi ViWwl W Ibil 1 W w III I VI 1^ III 1^ •
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
MM I 11 t ■ 1 11 tall 1 I.^^^^X__lf_ — . _ _ . .1 J ^ _J - - ..IaIa
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
DAYTONA BEACH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
OLDS HALL GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER
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.
219
DAYTONA BEACH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
THE FOUNTAINS NURSING CENTER
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.
222
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
WALTON CO CONVALESCENT CTR
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.
231
DELAND FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
DELAND CONVALESCENT CENTER
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.
234
DELAND FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
street Address:
City and State:
1113 N STONE ST BOX 880
DELAND FL 32720
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
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
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
DELAND FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
UNIVERSITY CONVALESCENT CENTER E
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.
240
DELAND FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
UNIVERSITY CONVALESCENT CENTER W
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
DELRAY BEACH FL
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.
255
DELTONA FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
_ _ ' —J — . . A — . ' X L_ _ ^ X 1^ X*l Axil t I 1 ll^ll_-___ — . X _ 1
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
256
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
• Xlll* ll'l ■'■ 1 II ll'll
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
Each rp^idpnt tpppIvp^ Hailv npr«^rjnj^l hvnipnp nppHpH to a^^iirp p|pflnlinp<^c; nnnc\
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
RGmincl©r* ThPSP .T? ^iPlprtpd nprfnrm?inrp inriirptnr^ Hn not rpnrpQPint a\\ the rpni lirpmpntQ a
facility must meet. There are over 500 separate requirements. The information presented
below does not reflect the severity or the duration of the problems leading to a deficiency. A
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.
258
DESTIN FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
259
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
1 ho TCi/^ilit\/ 1 icoc £3 C\/ctom thiit occi iroc ill oniH r^r\fT\ t~\ \ r>\ ^r-r^r\\ \r\^'\r\r\ /^i r^oiH^rito'
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
Hpf ipjpnpv msv rpnrp^pnt nnnninn nroKlpm nr a nnp-timp f^iili rrp of a Qinnip ctaff norcrtn
uciivjidi^y ( r my i c;oc;M i all iji lyuii ly pi i^^Lfic^i 1 1 \j\ a ui ic 1(11(0 idiiuicr \ji a oil lyic oictn ptJioUii.
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
DUNEDIN FL
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
hinhlv/ cnor^iQli^oH card anH cor\/i/^oc
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.
270
DUNEDIN FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
279
EUSTIS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
EUSTIS MANOR
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.
282
EUSTIS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
LAKE EUSTIS CARE CENTER
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.
285
EUSTIS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
OAKWOOD CONVALESCENT CENTER
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.
288
EUSTIS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
ripfipjpnpv mPiv rpnrp^pnt ?in nnnninn nrnhlpm nr a nn^i-timp f aili irp of a Qinnl^^ Qtaff nf^rcnn
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
■ I^OIVJ^IIIO Willi V^Cllll^l^lO \JI L^dlllCll Wl lULdl lUOO \JI U\JVV^I \JI k/i CIVJU^I V^WI 1 LI V/l >
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.
297
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
BROWARD CONVALESCENT CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
1330 S ANDREWS AVE
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33316
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.
300
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
HARBOR BEACH CONVALESCENT HOME
street Address:
City and State:
1615 S MIAMI RD
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33316
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
301
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.
303
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
hinhl\/ cnof^ialiToH n^ro anH corx/ir'oc
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
Rpminripr* Thp^P TP Qp|pf*tpH nprfnrmflnf^P inHipsjtnrc Hn nnt rprtrpcont all thca roni ilromontc a
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.
306
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
MANOR PINES CONVALESCENT CENTER
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
^\ 'J • II *XA 1 1 III ■■ ■ '•
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.
309
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
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.
312
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
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
HPTlPlPnPV msv rpnr^Q^nt an onnoinn nmhiom or 9 nno-timcs fsriiiro r\i 9 cinnio ctaff norci^n
iK^i^ii^y rtiay t coci 1 1 dii Ui i^UH [Ji UUI^I II Ul ci It; ul 1 it; 1 ctllUi t::^ Ui c* oil ly 0 Idl 1 |Jt;I oUl 1.
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
1 IV^wlVIV^I 1 1 %^\Jvlll II 1^4 1 1 1^^ ^yi 1W4I blvS'lvWtl IV^N^ 11 I \>i I Ni/WWil 1 Vf ■
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
fjlf^llltv/ miict moot Thoro ara rwi^^r ^C\C\ cor~\oroto rQ/~1l liromon+o ThiQ 'mfr\rmnfmr\ r*ir£iC>/ar»t£bW
laL/rniy iriuoi iiic^c^i. iiicic; aic uvfcji ouu oc|JaraLc; icLjuirymGnis. 1 ne iniormation 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 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
FORT MYERS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
FORT MYERS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
327
FORT MYERS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
FORT MYER CARE CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
13755 GOLF CLUB PKWY
FORT MYERS FL 33906
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.
330
FORT MYERS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
LEE CONVALESCENT CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
2826 CLEVELAND AVE
FORT MYERS FL 33901
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
FORT MYERS FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
FORT PIERCE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
ABBIEJEAN RUSSELL CARE CENTER
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.
339
FORT PIERCE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
340
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.
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.
342
FORT PIERCE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
357
GAINESVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
GAINESVILLE NURSING CENTER
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.
360
GAINESVILLE FL
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.
363
GAINESVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
366
GAINESVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
17 fi
Drugs are administered according to the written orders of the attending physician.
INLJ 1 Mt 1
1 07
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
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.
Mt 1
Q
1 Q
1 .W
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
fi16
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 nnrmsl niirQiiitQ inpliiHinn rAlininiic ^otiv/itioc r^f tho rociHont'c r'hni^o if onv/
III 1 IVJI 1 1 ICll puiouiLo, II lOIUUII ly ICliyiUUo CtOUVIllVo Ui LI iColUt^lllo OMUlUt?, II ally.
NU 1 Mt 1
14 0
lOQQ
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
NURSING HOME PROFILE
GREEN COVE SPGS GERIATRIC CENTER
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
\ 4.U
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
iV.f
1 07r»
1 0.4
Toilet and bath facilities are clean, sanitary, and free of odors.
MET
1 O
1 d
o c
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.
393
HIALEAH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
HIALEAH CONV HOME
street Address:
City and State:
190 W 28TH ST
HIALEAH FL 33010
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.
396
HIALEAH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
PALMETTO REHABILITATION CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
6750 W 22ND ST
HIALEAH FL 33016
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.
399
HIALEAH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
SUSANNA WESLEY HEALTH CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
5300 W 16TH AVE
HIALEAH FL 33012
Participation:
# of Beds:
Type of Ownership:
Survey Date:
MEDICARE/MEDICAID SNF/ICF
120
NON-PROFIT RELIGIOUS
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
hinhK/ cr\or*i3li"7oH ^aro anrl cor\/ir^oc
1 MLJi liy op^OIClll^C^U Oct) O dl lU OCI VILrC70.
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
nUolUUlllo Ufl II lUIVIUUclliy WriUc;(l UUVVc^l dllU UlctUUc;) ic^Uclli llliy |JlUyiaill.
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
Tho fsir*illt\/ 1 icoc a c\/ctom that acciiroc fiill onH ^rtmolotQ Qr»Oi"\i intin/^ r\f rAoiH^rtto'
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
HOLLY HILL FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
BISHOP'S GLEN HEALTH CARE CENTER
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
1 u /
97QQ
^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
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
1 Q
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'=,
1 R IS
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\/
III 1 i^ji 1 1 icii puiouiLo, iiioiuuiiiy loiiyiLrUo duuviUsi^o \j\ u looiuoiii o oiiuiL't^, ii diiy.
Mt 1
14 0
10QQ
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.
Ivltl i
10 7
13 4
Toilet and bath facilities are clean, sanitary, and free of odors.
Mt 1
1 ?
? R
1216
12 9
All common resident areas are clean, sanitary and free of odors.
IvIC 1
\J\J
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
HOLLYWOOD FL
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
1 1 wl\>l 1 1 V W 11 11 f\m 1 V 1 VI VI V4I 1 y W 1 1 h 1 1 1^^^ VT \^ 1 Vti 1 VI 1^ 1 V&VI Vl^^ 1 1 \^ VI V41 1 1 1 1 1^4 r' * 9 V4I 1 1 >
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.
414
HOLLYWOOD FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
HOLLYWOOD HILLS NH
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.
417
HOLLYWOOD FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
WASHINGTON MANOR NURSING & REHAB CTR
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
HOMESTEAD FL
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.
423
HOMESTEAD FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
HUDSON FL
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
^_L-. '1 i 1 1 II 'bII I III II ±. t ' ^ ^ ' 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
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.
444
JACKSONVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
447
JACKSONVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
AMERICANA HEALTH CARE CENTER
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
n^iiiiiiuvi. 1 1 itz^at; ocict^lcu ^oi lUI lllal lOU lilUIOalUib uu nOL reprcSGni all ins icCjUirsmGnis a
facility must meet. There are over 500 separate requirements. The information presented
below does not reflect the severity or the duration 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.
486
JACKSONVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
I 1 1 1 iw 1 U II II 1^ WW 1 1 1 w w 1 iW iC(l dwwl w iOI 1 W w III l>yu il III lU >
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
■ 1 w wi\J wl 1 iw Wll IllUIVIUUdliy VV 1 1 1 1 U\JV¥^1 Cti iU I^IC(V>IU wl iwliClllliliU L./l\,^UICllll>
4
4.2
4.9
4.6
Eating
Rp^idpnt^ rpppiv/inn tiihp fppdinnQ nr rpniiirinn ACQictAncp with Pfltinn
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
ia»jiiiiy Miuoi iircci. lllc;lt: alt; Uvci uKJ\j otrfJcticilc: icLjUli^llloi lib. 1 lie iniOi iTIclllOn picbcrHcU
below does not reflect the severity or the duration of the problems leading to a deficiency. A
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 fflpilitv iiQPQ ^ cvctpm that aqqiitpq fiill anrl rr^nnnjpto ao/^r^i intinn nf rtaciHontc'
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.
489
JACKSONVILLE FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
II^OIUwIHO Iww^lVIIIM lUUw IwwLIIIIUO wl 1 w\JUII 11 IM ClOOIOlCII Ivw Willi ^Cllll IM'
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
■ • vvt\^ W 1 ■ VNif \^ 11 III 1 » 1 \ia WVAI IT » » 1 1 V \ 1 1 It/ w w \^ 1 VVi M\A ttJ 1 wt%J\^^y 1 1 \^ LI W41 1 H 1 lU 1 1 V»I I 1 •
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
'Ij. *hI III ■*! ■■■■ #1 1 llll At
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
JUPITER FL
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
LAKE WALES FL
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
LAKE WALES FL
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
1 liy Illy bpc^UlalliicU Odic; ailU bolVIUcb.
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
1 1 w wlU w 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 lU WW 1 1 1 w Wl fcW tWi Viwwl W iMI 1 W W III \A 1 w wwl 1 1 g ■
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
1 1 w wlU w 1 1 fcw W II II lU 1 V 1 VI UUI 1 y VV III Iw 1 1 W w 1 Oil lU U 1 QUxJ w 1 1 w 11 vil 1 1 1 1 l\A Wl w I Ul 1 1 •
50
17.7
4.9
4.6
Eating
RpQiHpntQ rpppiwinn tiihp fppHinriQ or rpniiirinn flQ^iQtflnpp with p^tinn
riwOIUwIllO IwwwIVIIIM lUk/w IwwLJII lUO \Ji IwUUIIIHU ClOOIOiCll Iww Willi wClill IV^*
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
1 1 w wlu w 1 1 1 U II II 1^ WW III w \J 1 ivil vlwwl w iwil 1 V w III VJ 1 www! 1 1 g •
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
1 iwoiu^iiio Willi ii i\^ 1^1 o \ji Mcli iicii wi iwidi iwoo yji \j\ k/iciuvjwi o^iiiiwt-
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
LECANTO FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
606
LEESBURG FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
LIVE OAK FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
SURREY PLACE CONVAL CTR
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
lUl^lliy opcfLilciMZoU Uctic dllU ocivlOco.
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.
618
LIVE OAK FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
SUWANNEE HEALTH CARE CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
1620 HELVENSTON ST
LIVE OAK FL 32060
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
MIAMI BEACH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
666
MIAMI BEACH FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
III II x</ 1 1 1 1 1 i*y w4 ■ w ^ 1 ^ w f III 1 \A \^ III 1 \^ 1 1 u V v*^ \^ VI V 1 LI \j \mJ 1 u 1 1 I V-' w 1 \^ v</ lit w V 1 1 1 Nv/ 1 II 1 1 y ■
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.
681
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
BAY SHORE CONVALESCENT CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
16650 W DIXIE HIGHWAY
MIAMI FL 33162
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.
684
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
CORAL GABLES CONVALESCENT HOME
street Address:
City and State:
7060 SW 8TH ST
MIAMI FL 33144
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
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
693
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
FLORIDA CLUB CARE CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
220 SIERRA DRIVE
MIAMI FL 33179
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.
696
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
FLORIDEAN NH
street Address:
City and State:
47 NW 32ND PLACE
MIAMI FL 33125
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.
699
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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
1 I \^ wl VI 1 1 V w II III VI i V 1 VI VI V&l 1 y TT 1 1 V i 1 tiJ^^ WW \^ i VVl I VI k/ 1 Vl vl Vl \^ i i \^ Vi VCI 1 1 1 1 ' V4 ■ c3 Vi^l 1 i ■
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.
702
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
GREEN BRIAR NH INC
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.
705
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
GREYNOLDS PARK MANOR REHAB CTR
street Address:
City and State:
17400 W DIXIE HIGHWAY
MIAMI FL 33160
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.
708
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
HEALTHSOUTH REG
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
dV^V^WI IVJ IV./ 11 t\i II lOll LJ\^LIWI 10 \J 1 11 17 dll7l l\_lll 1^ 1.^1 lyOIV.'Idl 1.
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
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
HUMAN RESOURCES HEALTH CENTER
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
hinhlv/ cr\of^i3 li7oH r*aro 3nH cor\/ipoc
1 111.^1 II y opc^uictii^cu ocii c; diiu oci viuco.
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
Rp^irjpnt^ with r^thptpr^ nr nartipil nr tntal In^^ nf hnwpl or hlfldripr rontrnl
104
77.0
70.0
68.2
RociH^ntQ nn inHi\/iHi iall\/ \A/ritton hn\A/ol anH hlisHHor rotraininn nrnnr^im
ri^OlU^I 1 lO KJl I IllUIVIUUClliy Wl 1 lid 1 UU Wt7l Cll lU UlClUUC^I IC^UdllllM^ |JI dl 1 1-
4
3.0
4.9
4.6
Eating
rit7olUt7l ilo 1 t^LrCJlVII ly LUUt? lt:;t:;UII lyo Ul loLjUlllliy Cloololcti Willi C7Ctllliy.
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.
720
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
JACKSON HEIGHTS NH
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.
723
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
JACKSON MANOR NH
street Address:
City and State:
1861 NW 8TH AVE
MIAMI FL 33152
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
1 1 w wl vl w 1 11^ I www 1 V 1 1 lU fcU U w 1 w wvll 1 1 g w w 1 1 wUU 1 III lU Ctwwl w Ivll 1 w w VV 1 il 1 wwl III 1 g •
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
Tho foi^ilitx/ 1 icoc a cv/ctom that qcci iroc fi ill anrl r*/^m r\loto orT'Oi intinn r\f r^ciH^nto'
\ 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.
738
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.
741
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
PINECREST CONVALESCENT HOME
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.
744
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
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.
747
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
RIVERSIDE CARE CENTER
street Address:
City and State:
899 NW 4TH ST
MIAMI FL 33128
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.
750
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
SNAPPER CREEK NH
street Address:
City and State:
9200 SW 87 AVE
MIAMI FL 33156
Participation:
# of Beds:
Type of Ownershiip:
Survey Date:
MEDICARE SNF
115
PROPRIETARY
07/15/87
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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
753
MIAMI FL
NURSING HOME PROFILE
SOUTH DADE CATHOLIC NURSING HOME INC
street Address:
City and State:
11855 QUAIL ROOST DRIVE
MIAMI FL 33177
Participation:
# of Beds:
Type of Ownership:
Survey Date:
MEDICARE/MEDICAID SNF/ICF
180
NON-PROFIT RELIGIOUS
08/07/87
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
1 liyi iiy opc;OlaliZc;U Lait; dilU bci VIOcb.
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.
756
*U.S. GOtfERNfntNT PRINTING OFF ICE :1988-222-99e
DATE DUE
H 1 GHSMI TH 45-220
i
HD 7102 .U5N76 1987/88
Flor ida I
Medicare/Medicaid nursing home
information.
HD 7102 .U5N76 1987/88
Florida I
Medicare/Medicaid nursing home
information.
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