I moved my mom here and we're very pleased. The staff - especially Nicole Andrus - are attentive, caring, know residents by name, and truly deserve a raise. The clean, homey community has lovely dining with nutritious meals, fun activities (games, music, trips), weekly outings and transportation; the patio homes/cottages near Rt 2 make it a convenient, comforting retirement community that gives our family real peace of mind.
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Jul 2026
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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Medication management
Healthcare staffing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Telephone
Wifi
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Transportation arrangement
Common areas
Beauty salon
Computer center
Dining room
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor space
Small library
Wellness center
Community services
Concierge services
Fitness programs
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Planned day trips
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
Reviews
4.13·(23)
Overall rating
5
4
3
2
1
Care
3.8
Staff
4.0
Meals
4.2
Amenities
4.3
Value
3.0
Pros
Friendly, attentive staff
Knowledgeable caregiving team
Welcoming leadership and management
Engaging activity program
Nutritious, home-style meals served in an inviting dining room
Multiple housing options including cottages and one- or two-bedroom units
Accessible bathrooms and apartment kitchenettes
Clean, well-maintained common areas
Laundry and transportation services
Regular social events and outings
Pet-friendly policy
Convenient location near stores, restaurants, and hospital access
Garden and nearby gym access
Care coordination and family communication (in many cases)
Cons
Inconsistent responsiveness to safety alarms and emergent needs
Gaps in intake and ongoing care-assessment procedures
Variable sanitation and linen-handling practices
Irregular personal-hygiene assistance and bathing schedules
Inconsistent staff communication with families at times
Limitations in dementia-specific programming and supervision
Complex fee structure with add-on care charges
Smaller apartment footprints for some unit types
Occasional staffing or workflow shortfalls affecting continuity of care
Summary of reviews
The Wyngate Senior Living Community receives predominantly positive comments about its staff, social programming, dining, and facility environment, while some reviewers raised significant operational concerns that prospective families should evaluate during a tour.
Care and staff: Many reviewers describe staff as warm, attentive, and knowledgeable; leadership and resident managers are frequently characterized as welcoming and helpful. Families reported that caregivers know residents’ names, provide dignity-respecting interactions, and contribute to a family-like atmosphere. At the same time, a subset of comments identified operational weaknesses: delayed responses to alarms or emergent needs, inconsistent follow-through on basic personal-care tasks (bathing, oral care), and gaps in initial intake or ongoing care-assessment procedures. These issues point to variability in responsiveness and care consistency rather than uniform performance across the community.
Dining and activities: The community’s dining program is noted for nutritious, home-style meals served in an attractive dining room; several reviewers praised meal quality and variety. Activities are a clear strength — regular social events, outings, music, games, and transportation to local destinations were repeatedly mentioned as contributing to resident engagement and family satisfaction. These offerings appear well-developed and frequently cited as a reason families feel their relatives are happy and active.
Facilities and services: The property is described as clean and well-maintained, with a hotel-like layout, accessible bathrooms, kitchenettes in many units, and options that include cottages and patio homes. Onsite conveniences include laundry service, transportation, garden space, and proximity to a gym and local amenities. Unit sizes vary; some floor plans are compact, so space expectations should be confirmed during a visit. The community is pet-friendly and positioned conveniently for shopping and medical access.
Management, fees, and transparency: Several reviewers were satisfied with communication from leadership and the Resident Manager, citing peace of mind and good coordination. However, others raised concerns about unclear or layered pricing: a base rate with additional care charges and other add-ons. Prospective residents should request a detailed fee schedule and clarity on what services are included versus billed separately.
Notable patterns and guidance: The overall pattern is of a community with strong interpersonal strengths, robust social programming, and appealing common spaces, paired with variability in care-process consistency and sanitation practices in some accounts. Families touring the Wyngate should observe staffing levels during different shifts, ask about alarm-response protocols, review intake and reassessment procedures for new residents (especially those with dementia or higher care needs), inspect housekeeping and linen protocols, and obtain an itemized explanation of fees. Verifying dementia-care training, supervision practices, and examples of how the facility addresses care lapses will help align expectations with the level of care needed.
In summary, Wyngate offers many elements that families value—engaging activities, welcoming staff, and comfortable facilities—but there are operational areas that warrant direct inquiry and monitoring to ensure consistent, safe care for residents with higher assistance needs.
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Location
The Wyngate Senior Living Community is located at 750 Peyton St, Barboursville, WV, 25504.
About The Wyngate Senior Living Community
Wyngate At Barboursville Dba Inn At Wyngate is a senior living community located in the close-knit village of Barboursville, just outside of Huntington, West Virginia. The community is designed to embrace the warm, welcoming atmosphere of its surrounding village, mirroring the feeling of a small hometown where neighbors know and support each other. This unique approach allows residents to feel a genuine sense of belonging, comfort, and familiarity from the moment they arrive.
The philosophy at Wyngate At Barboursville Dba Inn At Wyngate is centered on creating an environment that truly feels like home for its residents. Each individual enjoys the privacy and independence of their own personal apartment within The Inn. These thoughtfully designed living spaces offer residents autonomy in their daily lives, while also ensuring that personalized assistance is always accessible whenever needed. The supportive staff is dedicated to providing great care, while respecting each resident’s independence and individuality.
One of the hallmarks of Wyngate At Barboursville Dba Inn At Wyngate is its commitment to fostering a homelike setting. Staff members take pride in making residents comfortable and valued, reminding everyone that while they may work in the community, the residents are truly at home in The Inn. This approach helps to cultivate a genuine community spirit and encourages meaningful connections among residents and staff alike. The established team at Wyngate strives to ensure that every person feels welcomed, respected, and empowered to live life as fully as possible.
Life at Wyngate At Barboursville Dba Inn At Wyngate is vibrant and engaging, with a variety of planned activities encouraging socialization, enrichment, and fun. Residents and guests alike can enjoy the famous home-cooked meals, crafted to both nourish and delight. The relaxed, warm setting of The Inn creates a charming backdrop for both daily living and special moments. Whether participating in an organized gathering or sharing a meal with friends, each day presents opportunities for joy and companionship. The entire community at Wyngate At Barboursville Dba Inn At Wyngate welcomes newcomers with open arms and strives to provide a superior senior living experience rooted in compassion, respect, and a genuine sense of home.
People often ask...
The Wyngate Senior Living Community offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,333 per month.
The Wyngate Senior Living Community offers independent living, assisted living, and continuing care retirement community.
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Yes, The Wyngate Senior Living Community allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.
The full address for this community is 750 Peyton St, Barboursville, WV 25504.
No, The Wyngate Senior Living Community does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In West Virginia, the Office of Health Facility Licensure & Certification licenses care facilities, conducting health and life-safety surveys, complaint investigations, and revisits.
License number
1765
Status
Active
Facility type
Assisted Living Residence
Capacity
60 residents
Licensee
BARBOURSVILLE HEALTH PARTNERS, LTD DBA THE INN AT WYNGATE
Investigated the complaint; found the deficiency corrected.
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10 Nov 2025Revisit
10 Nov 2025Revisit
Verified that prior deficiencies were corrected.
02 Oct 2025Licensure
02 Oct 2025Licensure
Identified multiple deficiencies related to documentation, call systems, abuse reporting, and nursing records.
—Administrative Requirements
—Administrative Requirements
—Abuse reporting to Adult Protective Services (APS)
—Call pendant response times
—Health Care Standards
—Health Care Standards
30 Sept 2025Complaint
30 Sept 2025Complaint
Investigated complaint #39958 and found no deficiencies.
29 Sept 2025Life Safety
29 Sept 2025Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
20 Aug 2025Revisit
20 Aug 2025Revisit
Found that medications were pre-filled into cups rather than kept in original containers, risking improper administration.
—Medications and Treatments
28 May 2025Complaint
28 May 2025Complaint
Found medications were pre-filled into cups and not stored in their original containers as required, with staff unaware of the practice.
—Medications stored in original containers and properly labeled
14 Oct 2024Revisit
14 Oct 2024Revisit
Corrected the citations following a follow-up to the annual survey; census counted 50.
11 Jul 2024Licensure
11 Jul 2024Licensure
Identified multiple deficiencies across medication storage, dietary item dating, employee screening, health assessments, TB testing, nursing documentation, and weight monitoring.
—Medications and Treatments
64-17-1 et seq.Dietary Services
West Virginia Clearance for Access: Registry and Employment Screening ActGeneral Administrative Requirements
—Assessment and Service Plans
—Tuberculosis Testing
—Limited and Intermittent Nursing Care
—Dietary Services - Weight Monitoring
10 Jul 2024Life Safety
10 Jul 2024Life Safety
Found sanitation issues in the kitchen, with visibly soiled floors and dust with dead insects on top of a hot water heater; deficiency cited for environmental sanitation.
Type AE450Environmental sanitation and housekeeping
03 Oct 2023Complaint
03 Oct 2023Complaint
Determined that all allegations were unsubstantiated.
05 Jul 2023Life Safety
05 Jul 2023Life Safety
Found no deficiencies cited in the annual environmental census.
05 Jul 2023Licensure
05 Jul 2023Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
15 Sept 2021Licensure
15 Sept 2021Licensure
Found that two newly hired staff lacked WVCARES eligibility determinations prior to employment and one staff member did not receive all required annual in-service training.
WV CARES requirements for criminal background checks and eligibility determinations prior to employmentEligibility fitness determination before employment
WV CARES requirements for criminal background checks and eligibility determinations prior to employmentEligibility fitness determination before employment
Employee Orientation and Training requirements for in-service trainingIn-service training annually
13 Sept 2021Life Safety
13 Sept 2021Life Safety
Found no deficiencies cited. Census counted 47 residents.
13 Apr 2021Revisit
13 Apr 2021Revisit
Cleared the citation after accepting credible evidence in place of an on-site revisit.
01 Feb 2021Revisit
01 Feb 2021Revisit
Found that an employee did not have a WVCARES eligibility determination on file, and fingerprinting records were not completed.
W.Va. Code R. 69-10-3Eligibility determination for WVCARES
05 Jan 2021Inspection
05 Jan 2021Inspection
Found no deficiencies cited during the infection control survey.
27 Oct 2020Life Safety
27 Oct 2020Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
22 Oct 2020Inspection
22 Oct 2020Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across resident records, staff health screenings, care planning, dietary compliance, and safety controls.
—Administrative Admission and Discharge
—WVCARES Eligibility Determination
—TB/Other Communicable Diseases Screening
—Assessment and Service Plans
—Resident Death – Release of Belongings
W. Va. Code R. 64-17-1, et seq.Dietary Services – Food Handler Certifications
—Laundry – Locked Storage
64-14-7.4Treatment – Pharmacy Choice
—General Administrative Requirements
—Staffing Requirements
—Health Assessments
—Fire Safety, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness
05 Jan 2020Revisit
05 Jan 2020Revisit
Identified deficiencies were corrected.
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21 Nov 2019Revisit
21 Nov 2019Revisit
Verified all deficiencies are corrected.
24 Oct 2019Inspection
24 Oct 2019Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in records and procedures, including delayed TB screenings, incomplete activity documentation, improper release of resident belongings after death, missing or inaccurate transfer and medical documents, delayed complaint responses, and gaps in staff training.
—TB Screening
—Activities Calendar Documentation
—Release of Belongings Upon Death
—Legal Authority Documents in Resident Records
—Complaint Response Time
—Notification of Physician After Resident Death
—Transfer/Discharge Summary Information
—New Employee Orientation and Policy Training
15 Oct 2019Life Safety
15 Oct 2019Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
29 Aug 2019Revisit
29 Aug 2019Revisit
Investigated and found no deficiencies.
18 Jun 2019Complaint
18 Jun 2019Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found failures to update the resident's service plan to reflect a bed pad alarm and to notify the responsible party/next of kin and physician after a major incident.
64CSR14-7.3.dService plan reflects current needs
64CSR14-7.5.dNotification of incidents to physician/next of kin
26 Dec 2018Revisit
26 Dec 2018Revisit
Verified deficiencies were corrected during the follow-up review.
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29 Oct 2018Life Safety
29 Oct 2018Life Safety
Found no deficiencies cited during the annual environmental survey.
25 Oct 2018Initial
25 Oct 2018Initial
Identified deficiencies in annual infection control training documentation for staff and in weight monitoring/physician notification for residents.
64CSR14-5.5.b.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-9.1.d.Dietary Services
26 Oct 2017Licensure
26 Oct 2017Licensure
Found deficiencies in the admission contract regarding disclosed costs and in the handling of residents' belongings after death.
64CSR14-5.7.b.1-8Admission and Discharge
64CSR14-7.7.c.Health Care Standards - Release of belongings and funds after death
09 Oct 2017Life Safety
09 Oct 2017Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
02 Jan 2017Revisit
02 Jan 2017Revisit
Cited two deficiencies; follow-up confirmed corrections.
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27 Dec 2016Life Safety
27 Dec 2016Life Safety
Found environmental deficiencies; the first follow-up showed one deficiency corrected.
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30 Nov 2016Licensure
30 Nov 2016Licensure
Found no deficiencies during the annual licensure survey.
24 Oct 2016Life Safety
24 Oct 2016Life Safety
Found deficiencies in disaster preparedness and interior/exterior maintenance, including incomplete staff rehearsals, missing critique, a missing light cover, and extensive drywall damage. Violations cited.
64CSR14-10.2.g.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities
64CSR14-11.1.d.Physical Facilities
13 Oct 2016Complaint
13 Oct 2016Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
10 Dec 2015Revisit
10 Dec 2015Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
08 Dec 2015Life Safety
08 Dec 2015Life Safety
Identified a deficiency during the annual licensure review.
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23 Nov 2015Life Safety
23 Nov 2015Life Safety
Identified that the disaster and emergency preparedness plan was not signed and dated to verify annual review. The annual review was not documented.
64CSR14-10.2.e.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
07 Oct 2015Licensure
07 Oct 2015Licensure
Identified deficiencies in updating service plans, securing medications for self-administering residents, and releasing belongings after death.
64CSR14-5.2.a.Service Plans
64CSR14-7.4.g.Health Care Standards - Medication Storage (Self-Administration)
64CSR14-7.7.c.Health Care Standards - Release of belongings after death
02 Apr 2015Revisit
02 Apr 2015Revisit
Investigated a complaint at a licensed care site. Follow-up occurred on April 2, 2015.
02 Apr 2015Complaint
02 Apr 2015Complaint
Found no deficiencies. Complaint investigation concluded.
25 Feb 2015Complaint
25 Feb 2015Complaint
Found that a resident's service plan did not reflect current needs or prosthetic care, with missing instructions and inconsistent prosthetic use documented.
64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards - assessment and service plans
17 Oct 2014Life Safety
17 Oct 2014Life Safety
Identified that the emergency preparedness plan lacked a Fire Watch Policy.
64CSR14-10.2.a.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
16 Oct 2014Licensure
16 Oct 2014Licensure
Investigated the annual licensure survey; the excerpt provides no specific deficiencies or violations.
06 Oct 2014Life Safety
06 Oct 2014Life Safety
Identified a missing Fire Watch Policy in the emergency preparedness plan and that no such policy was in effect.
64CSR14-10.2.a.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
08 May 2014Revisit
08 May 2014Revisit
Investigated a complaint about care practices and safety. The excerpt does not include the specific findings.
20 Mar 2014Complaint
20 Mar 2014Complaint
Found that staff failed to notify the resident's physician of a significant change in condition and to document the notification in the record. Documentation in the incident log and communications with the medical power of attorney were also incomplete.
64 CSR 14-7.5.dNotification and Documentation of Significant Change in Resident Condition
02 Dec 2013Revisit
02 Dec 2013Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
16 Oct 2013Life Safety
16 Oct 2013Life Safety
Identified a deficiency during the annual licensure survey.
18 Sept 2013Licensure
18 Sept 2013Licensure
Cited deficiencies in new-hire training, Alzheimer’s disease training, and updating residents' service plans.
64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.5.c.Alzheimer's disease and related dementias training
64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards
06 Dec 2012Revisit
06 Dec 2012Revisit
Identified deficiencies were cited during the primary licensure survey and later corrected at follow-up.
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31 Oct 2012Licensure
31 Oct 2012Licensure
Found deficient staffing levels across day, evening, and night shifts and multiple medication administration record documentation issues, including incomplete MAR details and improper LPN utilization reflected in schedules.
Type A64CSR14-5.4.b.Staffing requirements
Type B64CSR14-5.4.b.Staffing requirements
c64CSR14-5.4.b.Staffing requirements
d64CSR14-5.4.b.Staffing requirements
64CSR14-7.4.f.Health Care Standards - Medication Administration Records
24 Oct 2012Life Safety
24 Oct 2012Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
17 Apr 2012Revisit
17 Apr 2012Revisit
Investigated a complaint and found a deficiency was corrected during follow-up.
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17 Apr 2012Revisit
17 Apr 2012Revisit
Investigated the complaint and identified a deficiency that was corrected.
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26 Mar 2012Complaint
26 Mar 2012Complaint
Investigated and found that a dog on site jumped on residents, causing injuries and safety risks due to proximity and barriers. Interviews indicated multiple residents and staff noted the dog’s rambunctious behavior near residents.
64CSR14-5.2.b.The licensee shall protect the physical and mental well-being of residents.
06 Mar 2012Complaint
06 Mar 2012Complaint
Investigated found that the responsible party was not notified of changes in two residents' conditions after antibiotic orders were issued.
64CSR14-7.5.d.Notification to MPOA/responsible party of change in condition
64CSR14-7.5.d.Notification to MPOA/responsible party of change in condition
15 Nov 2011Licensure
15 Nov 2011Licensure
Found no deficiencies cited; provided technical assistance.
14 Nov 2011Life Safety
14 Nov 2011Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. Provided technical assistance.
27 Oct 2010Life Safety
27 Oct 2010Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. Technical assistance given.
29 Sept 2010Licensure
29 Sept 2010Licensure
Found no deficiencies.
16 Nov 2009Revisit
16 Nov 2009Revisit
Investigated a complaint and deficiencies were corrected on follow-up.
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29 Oct 2009Life Safety
29 Oct 2009Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. The environment-focused survey included technical assistance.
21 Oct 2009Complaint
21 Oct 2009Complaint
Found deficiencies related to insulin administration not always following orders and to keeping housekeeping supplies in a locked area.
64CSR14-7.4.b.Prescription orders and resident records
64CSR14-11.6.c.Locked storage of housekeeping supplies and hazardous materials
03 Dec 2008Licensure
03 Dec 2008Licensure
Found that toxic substances were not securely stored, leaving them accessible to wandering residents.
64CSR14-11.6.c.Physical Facilities
09 Oct 2008Life Safety
09 Oct 2008Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. No violations cited.
13 Jan 2008Revisit
13 Jan 2008Revisit
Investigated a complaint and completed follow-up; a deficiency was corrected.
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24 Oct 2007Licensure
24 Oct 2007Licensure
Identified multiple deficiencies across staffing, training, contract documentation, resident transfer processes, service plans, and post-incident monitoring.
64CSR14-5.4.c.Staffing Requirements
64CSR14-5.5.c.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.7.c.Admission and Discharge
64CSR14-7.1.g.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.5.c.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.6.f.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.6.g.Health Care Standards
17 Oct 2007Life Safety
17 Oct 2007Life Safety
Found no deficiencies during the annual licensure survey.
09 Jun 2007Revisit
09 Jun 2007Revisit
Cited deficiencies were corrected during follow-up; technical assistance provided.
14 Apr 2007Revisit
14 Apr 2007Revisit
Investigated found failures to monitor residents’ conditions after health events and to complete nursing assessments within 24 hours of admission or significant changes, with substantial documentation gaps across multiple residents.
64CSR14-7.5.c.Health Care Standards: Monitor and document resident condition
64CSR14-7.6.f.Nursing assessments following admission and after significant changes
13 Feb 2007Revisit
13 Feb 2007Revisit
Identified staffing shortfalls and failures in care documentation, including inadequate direct care staffing levels, incomplete staffing records, missing transfer summaries, and delayed nursing assessments and service plans.
64CSR14-5.4.b.Staffing Requirements
64CSR14-5.4.g.Staffing Requirements
64CSR14-7.1.g.Health Care Standards – Transfer Summary
64CSR14-7.6.g.Health Care Standards – Nursing Assessments within 24 hours
64CSR14-7.6.g.Health Care Standards – Service Plans within 7 days
03 Jan 2007Revisit
03 Jan 2007Revisit
Identified deficiencies in providing transfer/discharge summaries, monitoring residents after incidents, and completing timely RN assessments after admission or hospitalization.
64CSR14-7.1.g.Transfer/discharge summaries
64CSR14-7.5.c.Monitoring after accident or illness
64CSR14-7.6.f.Nursing assessment within 24 hours of admission and after change
05 Dec 2006Life Safety
05 Dec 2006Life Safety
Corrected deficiencies were addressed during follow-up.
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01 Nov 2006Licensure
01 Nov 2006Licensure
Found no deficiencies cited during the survey.
25 Oct 2006Life Safety
25 Oct 2006Life Safety
Found multiple safety deficiencies that created risk to residents, including exposed heating elements, dangerously high hot water, and unlocked toxic storage.
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities (14-11.1.b)
64CSR14-11.5.c.Physical Facilities - Hot Water Temperature (14-11.5.c)
64CSR14-11.6.c.Physical Facilities - Locking Storage for Toxic Materials (14-11.6.c)
14 Dec 2005Licensure
14 Dec 2005Licensure
Cited deficiencies in hiring background checks, required staff training records, and secure storage for medications for self-administering residents.
64CSR14-5.1.g.ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
64CSR14-5.5.b.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
64CSR14-7.4.g.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
10 Nov 2005Life Safety
10 Nov 2005Life Safety
Identified deficiencies during the initial licensure survey and confirmed they were corrected on follow-up.
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13 Oct 2005Life Safety
13 Oct 2005Life Safety
Found deficiencies in the disaster and emergency plan, including missing utility failure procedures and missing arrangements for alternate shelter and transportation.
64CSR14-10.2.b.DISASTER & EMERGENCY
64CSR14-10.2.c.DISASTER & EMERGENCY
10 Jan 2005Revisit
10 Jan 2005Revisit
Found deficiencies cited during the initial survey; follow-up completed with corrections.
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21 Dec 2004Revisit
21 Dec 2004Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
09 Nov 2004Licensure
09 Nov 2004Licensure
Identified deficiencies in staff orientation and training, resident contracts, complaint handling, infection control, and admission/discharge documentation.
64CSR14-5.5.a.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
64CSR14-5.5.b.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
64CSR14-5.7.b.1-8ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE
64CSR14-5.7.c.ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE
64CSR14-6.2.n.RESIDENT RIGHTS
64CSR14-7.4.m.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
20 Oct 2004Life Safety
20 Oct 2004Life Safety
Found no deficiencies after the environmental review. Census indicated 50 residents.
11 Dec 2003Inspection
11 Dec 2003Inspection
Identified deficiencies in incident reporting, resident rights, medication security for self-medicating residents, and storage of hazardous substances.
64CSR14-5.2.f.Major incidents reporting
64CSR14-6.2.l.No entry into a resident's room without identification
64CSR14-7.4.g.Medication storage and accessibility for self-medicating residents
64CSR14-11.6.c.Storage of toxic/hazardous materials
22 Sept 2003Complaint
22 Sept 2003Complaint
Investigated; found that individuals requiring extensive nursing care were admitted or retained beyond the home's licensed scope. Documentation and notification to licensing about these residents were lacking.
—Admission/retention of residents requiring extensive nursing care beyond licensed scope
20 Nov 2002Inspection
20 Nov 2002Inspection
Found deficiencies in documentation of medication disposal and personal belongings for discharged residents, and in RN oversight and recordkeeping for residents requiring nursing care.
64CSR14-7.4.14MEDICATIONS
64CSR14-7.7.3RESIDENT RECORDS
64CSR14-12.1.1LIMITED & INTERMITTENT NURSING
24 Oct 2002Life Safety
24 Oct 2002Life Safety
Found multiple deficiencies in protecting food from contamination and in electrical safety, including unsealed floors, disorganized storage, dirty equipment, and absence of ground fault protection.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food service sanitation
64CSR14-11.13.1Electrical requirements
29 Jan 2002Revisit
29 Jan 2002Revisit
Found failures to administer medications according to physician orders and incomplete MAR documentation for multiple residents, including insulin and PRN medications.
64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
Type A64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
Type B64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
Type A64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
Type B64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
Type A64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
Type B64CSR14-7.4.1Medications
07 Jan 2002Life Safety
07 Jan 2002Life Safety
Identified multiple deficiencies in storage and kitchen equipment that could allow contamination of food during storage and preparation.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
64CSR14-9.3.3Food shall be protected from contamination during storage, preparation and service.
01 Nov 2001Licensure
01 Nov 2001Licensure
Found that staff were not trained in CPR and first aid within the first 15 days of employment, with six nursing staff lacking CPR/first aid certification and no CPR/first aid training conducted in 2001.
64CSR14-5.4.3.a-iOrientation and training requirements (including infection control) within 15 days of employment
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