I moved in here and immediately noticed how clean and homey everything is and how genuinely caring and responsive the staff are. My private, sunlit room was easy to personalize, the meals are delicious and nutritious, and there are plenty of activities, a lovely courtyard, a comfy main lounge and on-site therapy. Move-in was smooth, administration is helpful, and I feel safe and well cared for.
Current/former resident
Jul 2026
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Gaps in privacy and confidentiality controls (alleged HIPAA breach)
Limited clinical capacity for dementia care and advanced wound management
Intermittent front-desk coverage and reception availability
Inconsistent continuity of activity programming
Sanitation and pest-control concerns in some areas
Billing, refund, and administrative responsiveness issues
Affordability pressures due to rising rates
Summary of reviews
Overall impression: Kanawha Place presents as a smaller, community-oriented assisted living/short-stay facility with many families praising its compassionate staff, homelike atmosphere, and robust therapy and dining services. Positive remarks emphasize attentive caregiving, strong nursing presence, regular therapy offerings, and meals described as nutritious and restaurant-quality. Many reviewers highlighted smooth admissions and move-in experiences, convenient visiting spaces, and a generally well-maintained, airy physical environment.
Care and clinical services: Clinical strengths include reliable medication administration, an on-site therapy department (PT/OT) and nursing support that families repeatedly found helpful, particularly for post-acute or short-stay rehabilitation. At the same time, reviewers indicated that the facility is not designed to manage higher-acuity dementia care or complex wound management; prospective residents with those needs should seek a facility with explicit capability in those areas.
Staff and management: Staff are frequently described as compassionate, accessible, and willing to go beyond baseline duties; specific staff and admissions personnel received consistent praise. However, there are recurring operational concerns: turnover and inconsistent staffing levels have been associated with interruptions in programming and variable responsiveness. Separate comments point to occasional lapses in staff conduct or communication tone, and one serious allegation raised concerns about privacy/confidentiality controls. These items suggest that while many staff deliver high-quality person-centered care, there are gaps in consistency and professional oversight that prospective families should clarify during a tour.
Dining and activities: Dining is a clear strength—on-site meal preparation and a chef-driven approach are commonly noted, with meals described as nutritious and palatable. The activity program is active and varied when staffing is stable, with communal areas, courtyards, crafts, and outings available. Reviewers observed, however, that activity continuity can be affected by staffing changes, and some visitors did not see programs fully described during tours.
Facilities and cleanliness: The building and grounds are generally characterized as clean, well-kept, and homey, with private rooms and welcoming communal spaces. That said, a few reviews raised sanitation and pest-control concerns and noted occasional odor issues in common areas; these suggest the need for prospective families to inspect housekeeping and pest-control practices during a visit.
Administration and notable patterns: Admissions staff are often lauded for being helpful and efficient, but other administrative areas drew criticism—examples include billing or refund delays and intermittent front-desk coverage. Affordability emerged as a concern for some families as rates have risen over time. The pattern across reviews is one of strong interpersonal care and good core services paired with occasional operational weaknesses (staffing consistency, administrative follow-through, and privacy/communication controls). Prospective residents and families should weigh the facility's clinical scope and visit multiple times to observe staffing patterns, ask about privacy/confidentiality policies, verify housekeeping and pest-control procedures, and confirm how the facility manages higher-acuity needs before making a placement decision.
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Location
Kanawha Place is located at 699 S Park Rd, Charleston, WV, 25304.
About Kanawha Place
Kanawha Place sits in Charleston, West Virginia, inside a historic home that's been around nearly 40 years, and the building kind of feels like it when walking through it with its friendly nooks and old charm, while providing modern care for seniors who want to stay independent but still need a little help, so there are assisted living services, nursing home options, memory care, hospice, and independent living, all under one roof, and you'll see that the staff are trained, friendly, and always within reach, with a full-time licensed nurse on site 24 hours a day, which gives families some real peace of mind. Residents have choices between deluxe private and semi-private rooms, or they can pick from well-equipped studio apartments with modern features, so there's a way to fit any lifestyle or budget, and folks can keep busy with plenty of programs and activities, such as community outings, gardening in raised beds, music in the TV lounge or by the piano, arts and crafts, and all sorts of physical recreation and creative programs that help keep minds and bodies in better shape. The facility holds religious services on site for different faiths-Protestant, Catholic, LDS/Mormon, and Jewish-plus there are options for going out to devotional services if someone wants to, and nutritious meals get prepared by a professional chef with special diets like kosher, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free if that's needed, or even plain old low-sodium, and guests can join for meals in the private dining room or try room service sometimes instead.
Kanawha Place offers things like medication management, help with grooming and bathing, clinical oversight, and care plans developed just for each resident, which helps older adults keep as much independence as possible, plus there's mobility assistance, an on-site home care agency, laundry, and housekeeping, so daily living stays comfortable, and the Pro Shop's there for little needs or visitors. The staff provides respite care for those who need short-term help, and families often find that a relief, especially with continuing care retirement services in place so seniors can live out many stages of life without leaving the community. Free Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, parking, and complimentary transportation are available for going into Charleston for shopping, dining, or visits to places like The Clay Center for the Arts, and medical amenities like CAMC Memorial Hospital and Dr. Southern's Office are nearby if needed.
Kanawha Place's community stays lively with social, educational, and entertaining activity programs-book clubs in the library, safe enclosed courtyards for a breath of fresh air, and even a cafe or bistro to sit and chat, while folks who want beauty or barber services have an option too. The facility's staffing philosophy centers on compassionate care and maintaining dignity and independence, and they're part of the Inspirit Senior Living family, so there's an extra layer of resources for guidance, planning, and having those sometimes hard but important conversations about care. Age in place options are available, and many find comfort in a place that feels as much like home as anywhere can, surrounded by people who care, and opportunities to keep busy, healthy, and comfortable every day.
Inspirit Senior Living is a senior living operator headquartered in McLean, Virginia, that owns and manages assisted living and memory care communities. In 2023 the company assumed management of a portfolio of communities transitioning from other operators — including communities formerly operated by Enlivant — as part of its growth toward becoming a super-regional senior living operator.
Inspirit focuses on resident-centered care, quality of life, and supportive community environments for older adults, pairing professional clinical support with life-enrichment programming designed to help residents stay active and engaged.
People often ask...
Kanawha Place offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $3,833 per month.
Kanawha Place offers assisted living.
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The full address for this community is 699 S Park Rd, Charleston, WV 25304.
No, Kanawha Place 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.
Found no deficiencies after investigating the complaint.
04 Jun 2025Revisit
04 Jun 2025Revisit
Investigated a follow-up to an annual survey; citations were corrected.
03 Apr 2025Licensure
03 Apr 2025Licensure
Found multiple deficiencies in care planning, code status documentation, and nursing oversight, with mismatches between assessments and plans and insufficient RN involvement.
Type A—Assessment and Service Plans
Type AW. Va. Code §§16-5O-1, et seq. and Department of Health and Human Resources rule, "Medication Administration and Performance of Health Maintenance Tasks by Approved Medication Assistive Personnel"Medications and Treatments
Type AVa. Code R. §§64-60-1, et seq.Code status documentation
Type A—Limited and Intermittent Nursing Care
Type A—Limited and Intermittent Nursing Care
31 Mar 2025Life Safety
31 Mar 2025Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
04 Oct 2024Complaint
04 Oct 2024Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
11 Jul 2024Revisit
11 Jul 2024Revisit
Cleared citations from a follow-up to the annual survey.
30 May 2024Licensure
30 May 2024Licensure
Found deficiencies in tuberculosis testing records, medication storage, and MAR documentation.
—Tuberculosis testing records incomplete upon hire
—Medications not stored in locked container
—Medication administration records not signed by person who administered
30 May 2024Life Safety
30 May 2024Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
18 Mar 2024Revisit
18 Mar 2024Revisit
Verified correction of a deficiency identified in a prior complaint. The census was 40.
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06 Feb 2024Complaint
06 Feb 2024Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found inadequate monitoring and timely medical care for a resident with dehydration and malnutrition.
—Monitoring and timely medical care for residents with malnutrition, dehydration, and failure to thrive
25 Oct 2023Complaint
25 Oct 2023Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies cited.
01 Jun 2023Inspection
01 Jun 2023Inspection
Found multiple deficiencies across health records, service plans, policies, staff training, incident reporting, and staffing, indicating noncompliance with requirements. Issues affected numerous residents and included missing health assessments, inadequate TB screening documentation, and incomplete documentation of activities and deaths.
—TB screening records
—Documentation of resident activities
—Functional needs assessment and service plans
—Transfer/discharge notification
—Release of belongings after death
—Employee orientation records
—Resident death documentation
—Policies and procedures
—Annual in-service training
—Alzheimer's/Dementia training for new employees
—Alzheimer's/Dementia training for current staff
—Night shift staffing
—Annual health assessment and TB screening
01 Jun 2023Revisit
01 Jun 2023Revisit
Verified the citation was corrected during a follow-up visit.
16 May 2023Life Safety
16 May 2023Life Safety
Found that the call system was not audible to staff and accessible from necessary areas, potentially compromising resident safety. An observed cord in a common-area bathroom was wrapped around a hand rail and unable to be used to activate the call system.
—Call system accessibility and audibility
—Call system availability in common areas
07 Feb 2023Complaint
07 Feb 2023Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
07 Feb 2023Complaint
07 Feb 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
06 Feb 2023Complaint
06 Feb 2023Complaint
Investigated found the licensee failed to notify the licensing agency within 72 hours of an abuse allegation and failed to forward investigation documentation.
—Notification to licensing agency within 72 hours and forwarding investigation documentation
27 Sept 2022Revisit
27 Sept 2022Revisit
Determined the complaint was substantiated and the deficiencies were corrected.
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26 Aug 2022Revisit
26 Aug 2022Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
28 Jun 2022Revisit
28 Jun 2022Revisit
Identified deficiencies for missing addenda on locating policies and procedures and on medication-related contract terms, and for incomplete annual staff training records.
—Access to policies and procedures
—Medication storage, handling, distribution, and disposition; responsibility for payment
—Employee Orientation and Training
20 May 2022Complaint
20 May 2022Complaint
Investigated found violations for failing to report major incidents and for poor maintenance after water leaks and mold were found, resulting in resident moves and extensive cleanup needs.
—Major incident reporting
—Physical Facilities
10 Mar 2022Inspection
10 Mar 2022Inspection
Identified deficiencies across background checks, TB screenings, resident and employee records, abuse reporting policies, medication handling, and resident information.
—Eligibility and WVCARES background checks
—Tuberculosis and other communicable disease screening
—Admission and discharge population type specification
—Medication storage, handling, distribution and disposal in admissions packet
—Resident dentist information
—Abuse, neglect, and exploitation reporting policies
—Personnel records – confidential information and age proof
—Employee orientation and training – annual in-service
—Resident records – religious preferences
07 Mar 2022Life Safety
07 Mar 2022Life Safety
Observed a rusted and in-disrepair kitchen heat and air system discharge vent, indicating maintenance was not kept in good repair.
Type A—Maintenance and housekeeping of interior and exterior to ensure safety and sanitation
10 Nov 2021Revisit
10 Nov 2021Revisit
Investigated a prior complaint and cleared the cited items; no new deficiencies identified.
07 Oct 2021Revisit
07 Oct 2021Revisit
Cleared a deficiency identified during a revisit of a complaint.
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04 Oct 2021Revisit
04 Oct 2021Revisit
Corrected deficiencies were addressed during the visit.
20 Sept 2021Revisit
20 Sept 2021Revisit
Cleared all citations; no deficiencies were cited.
28 Jul 2021Complaint
28 Jul 2021Complaint
Identified multiple deficiencies related to pest control, housekeeping, evening staffing levels, and interior/exterior maintenance. Observed a spider in a dining area, rodent droppings in a resident room, insufficient evening direct care staffing for residents with multiple care needs, and a dirty air return vent.
—Insects, rodents, vermin
—Maintenance and housekeeping to maintain a safe, sanitary, accident-free environment
—Evening staffing requirements for residents with two or more care needs
—Interior and exterior of the residence kept clean and in good repair
28 Jul 2021Revisit
28 Jul 2021Revisit
Identified multiple deficiencies in resident discharge documentation, activity planning, AMAP supervision, and building maintenance.
W. Va. Code §§16-5O-1 et seq. and W. Va. Code R. §64-60-1 et seq.; Department of Health and Human Resources rule 'Medication Administration and Performance of Health Maintenance Tasks by Approved Medication Assistive Personnel'Maintain register of residents with discharge information
—Activity calendar with type, time, and duration
W. Va. Code §§16-5O-1, et seq. and Department of Health and Human Resources rule 'Medication Administration and Performance of Health Maintenance Tasks by Approved Medication Assistive Personnel', W. Va. Code R. §64-60-1, et seq.AMAP supervision and licensed personnel; medication administration
—Provide minimum hours of activities per week
—Physical facilities; interior and exterior clean and in good repair
28 Jul 2021Revisit
28 Jul 2021Revisit
Identified deficiencies were corrected.
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27 Jul 2021Complaint
27 Jul 2021Complaint
Identified deficiencies showed inadequate agency staff orientation, unsafe pest-related conditions, and insufficient evening staffing for residents with multiple care needs, plus a substantiated complaint.
—Employee Orientation and Training
—Physical Facilities
—Staffing Requirements (Evening Shift)
—Initial Comments/Complaint Survey
30 Apr 2021Complaint
30 Apr 2021Complaint
Investigated multiple deficiencies including missing pre-employment TB results, no activity calendar for April, inadequate food handling training, insufficient AMAP credentials and supervision, staffing shortages affecting care, and poor maintenance and cleanliness.
—TB pre-employment screening
—Activities calendar and documentation
—Food handler training
—AMAP credentials and supervision
—Minimum weekly activities
—Infection control and resident care
—Administrator education credentials
—Staffing on duty
—Maintenance and housekeeping interior/exterior
—Physical facilities repair and cleanliness
19 Apr 2021Complaint
19 Apr 2021Complaint
Investigated discharge and placement concerns and found the licensee failed to provide the required 30-day discharge notice and to assist in finding alternative placement for a resident transferred to a hospital.
—Discharge notice and placement assistance
19 Apr 2021Complaint
19 Apr 2021Complaint
Found two deficiencies: WVCARES eligibility screening was not completed for the Executive Director prior to hire, and staffing did not ensure at least one awake staff per story during residents' sleep, despite many requiring two-person assistance.
—Eligibility determination for WV CARES prior to hire
—Staffing requirements - awake staff per story during sleep time
19 Apr 2021Complaint
19 Apr 2021Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
23 Dec 2020Life Safety
23 Dec 2020Life Safety
Found no deficiencies during the infection control review.
14 Sept 2020Revisit
14 Sept 2020Revisit
Verified that deficiencies were corrected on revisit.
14 Sept 2020Revisit
14 Sept 2020Revisit
Concluded that 41 deficiencies were corrected during the annual census revisit.
30 Jul 2020Complaint
30 Jul 2020Complaint
Found deficiencies related to pest control and infection control, including mouse droppings in dining areas and closets, and missing/incorrect temperature documentation for residents and staff during COVID-19.
—Pests, Vermin, Insects - keep residence free of insects, rodents, and vermin
—Infection control - temperature checks and documentation
30 Jul 2020Inspection
30 Jul 2020Inspection
Found deficiencies in AMAP training and supervision, missing current nursing licenses, and incomplete insulin administration documentation for residents.
W. Va. Code R. §§64-60-1, et seq.Medication Administration and Performance of Health Maintenance Tasks by AMAP
W. Va. Code R. §§64-60-1, et seq.Personnel Records; Nursing Licenses Current
W. Va. Code R. §§64-60-1, et seq.Medications and Treatments; Documentation of Administration
28 Jul 2020Life Safety
28 Jul 2020Life Safety
Found pest presence and cleanliness/repair deficiencies affecting the residence. Deficiencies were cited for pest control issues and for interior and exterior upkeep.
—Keep interior and exterior of the residence clean and in good repair
—Keep the residence free of insects, rodents and vermin
13 Dec 2019Revisit
13 Dec 2019Revisit
Found no deficiencies. Initial comments were noted but no violations cited.
11 Dec 2019Complaint
11 Dec 2019Complaint
Investigated a complaint; found no deficiencies.
11 Dec 2019Complaint
11 Dec 2019Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
11 Dec 2019Complaint
11 Dec 2019Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
22 Oct 2019Complaint
22 Oct 2019Complaint
Investigated found that a complaint was not resolved and a written response was not provided within four days for one resident; an additional complaint investigation and written response were not completed.
64-14-5.2.14Resident rights: prompt action to resolve complaints, including writing a response within four days
22 Oct 2019Revisit
22 Oct 2019Revisit
Verified that deficiencies were corrected during a follow-up visit.
16 Oct 2019Revisit
16 Oct 2019Revisit
Found no deficiencies cited after the follow-up annual survey; census documented 55.
24 Jul 2019Complaint
24 Jul 2019Complaint
Identified multiple deficiencies in admission agreements, health care response, weight monitoring, and emergency preparedness, including missing required information and failure to involve licensed professionals as needed.
64CSR14-5.7.b.1-8Admission and Discharge
64CSR14-5.7.d.1-6Admission and Discharge
64CSR14-7.5.bHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-9.1.dDietary Services
64CSR14-10.2.hDisaster & Emergency Preparedness
22 Jul 2019Life Safety
22 Jul 2019Life Safety
Found no deficiencies cited during the annual licensure survey.
27 Jun 2019Complaint
27 Jun 2019Complaint
Cited deficiencies for failure to report a major incident promptly and to maintain required documentation.
64CSR14-5.2.f.Reporting major incidents to the Office of Health Facility Licensure and Certification
64CSR14-6.1.f.Maintain copy of document granting legal authority to a representative in the resident's record
64CSR14-7.1.g.Transfer or discharge summary to accompany the resident
64CSR14-7.5.d.Notify physician or licensed health care professional promptly when major incident occurs and document
23 Jan 2019Complaint
23 Jan 2019Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
23 Jan 2019Complaint
23 Jan 2019Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
19 Dec 2018Complaint
19 Dec 2018Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
29 Nov 2018Complaint
29 Nov 2018Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
05 Sept 2018Revisit
05 Sept 2018Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
18 Jul 2018Licensure
18 Jul 2018Licensure
Found that prescription orders were not obtained or kept in records for two residents, and standing orders for one resident were not signed, risking missed or unrecorded medications.
Type A64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards
Type A64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards
Type B64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards
18 Jul 2018Life Safety
18 Jul 2018Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. No violations were cited during the review.
06 Sept 2017Revisit
06 Sept 2017Revisit
Found two deficiencies; follow-up showed one deficiency corrected.
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26 Jul 2017Life Safety
26 Jul 2017Life Safety
Found no deficiencies. The environmental survey occurred on 2017-07-26 with a census of 46.
13 Jul 2017Licensure
13 Jul 2017Licensure
Found deficiencies in weekly RN oversight and in releasing residents' belongings after death.
64CSR14-7.6.h.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.7.c.Health Care Standards
14 Jun 2017Complaint
14 Jun 2017Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
27 Dec 2016Life Safety
27 Dec 2016Life Safety
Identified deficiencies in interior cleanliness and physical facilities, including lack of outside make-up air for the water heater and absence of barriers separating soiled from clean laundry.
Type A64CSR14-11.1.d.Physical Facilities
Type B64CSR14-11.1.d.Physical Facilities
c64CSR14-11.1.d.Physical Facilities
20 Dec 2016Revisit
20 Dec 2016Revisit
Verified correction of deficiency E 005 during follow-up after a CHOW survey.
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10 Nov 2016Licensure
10 Nov 2016Licensure
Identified deficiencies in employee training records for new hires and ongoing in-service training, including Alzheimer’s-related instruction, with multiple instances of late or missing trainings.
Type A64CSR14-5.5.a.Emergency procedures and related training
Type B64CSR14-5.5.b.Annual in-service training on resident rights, confidentiality, abuse prevention, activities, infection control, and fire safety
c64CSR14-5.5.c.Alzheimer's disease and related dementias training
24 Oct 2016Life Safety
24 Oct 2016Life Safety
Identified deficiencies in sanitation and safety related to physical facilities and laundry practices during a 2016-10-24 survey. Found unsanitary kitchen flooring and ceilings, unsafe restroom hardware, and inadequate laundry separation raising cross-contamination risk.
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
31 Mar 2016Revisit
31 Mar 2016Revisit
Found no deficiencies.
28 Mar 2016Revisit
28 Mar 2016Revisit
Investigated a complaint and followed up on census information; found no deficiencies.
27 Feb 2016Life Safety
27 Feb 2016Life Safety
Concluded that all deficiencies were corrected after follow-up. Census remained 49.
17 Feb 2016Complaint
17 Feb 2016Complaint
Found that the resident and their designated guardian were not notified at least 72 hours before a room change, and no written notification or documentation of prior conversations existed.
64CSR14-6.1.e.Resident Rights - notice of room/roommate change
27 Jan 2016Licensure
27 Jan 2016Licensure
Investigated and found failures to report neglect or abuse promptly and to complete APS reporting within 48 hours, and delays in responding to resident complaints.
64CSR14-6.2.c.Report neglect/abuse immediately and APS reporting within 48 hours
64CSR14-6.2.n.Prompt action on complaints; written response within four days
13 Jan 2016Life Safety
13 Jan 2016Life Safety
Found deficiencies in cleanliness, repair, and pest control, including grease and dust buildup near the kitchen hood and rodent droppings in the kitchen area.
64CSR14-11.1.d.Physical Facilities - interior and exterior clean and in good repair
64CSR14-11.1.e.Physical Facilities - free of insects, rodents and vermin
16 Dec 2015Complaint
16 Dec 2015Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
16 Apr 2015Complaint
16 Apr 2015Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
18 Mar 2015Life Safety
18 Mar 2015Life Safety
Identified deficiencies in disaster preparedness, including annual review and drills, along with issues in preventive maintenance and laundry operations.
64CSR14-10.2.e.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
64CSR14-10.2.g.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
64CSR14-11.1.c.Physical Facilities
64CSR14-11.6.b.Physical Facilities
19 Feb 2015Revisit
19 Feb 2015Revisit
Found no deficiencies during the annual licensure survey.
02 Feb 2015Life Safety
02 Feb 2015Life Safety
Found multiple deficiencies related to disaster and emergency preparedness, maintenance of facilities, and laundry area design.
64CSR14-10.2.e.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
64CSR14-10.2.g.Disaster & Emergency Preparedness
64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities - 11.1.b
64CSR14-11.1.c.Physical Facilities - 11.1.c
64CSR14-11.6.b.Physical Facilities - 11.6.b
21 Jan 2015Complaint
21 Jan 2015Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
07 Jan 2015Licensure
07 Jan 2015Licensure
Investigated complaints and found multiple deficiencies in handling resident complaints, medication administration oversight by unlicensed personnel, and failure to document resident weights.
64CSR14-6.2.nResident Rights - Complaint handling
64CSR14-7.4.aHealth Care Standards - Medication administration by unlicensed personnel
64CSR14-9.1.dDietary Services - Weight monitoring and documentation
25 Nov 2014Complaint
25 Nov 2014Complaint
Investigated a complaint; found no deficiencies.
17 Sept 2014Complaint
17 Sept 2014Complaint
Found no deficiencies.
25 Feb 2014Revisit
25 Feb 2014Revisit
Investigated the licensure activity and census data; found no deficiencies.
09 Jan 2014Licensure
09 Jan 2014Licensure
Found violations in medication administration where several residents did not receive meds as ordered, with insufficient documentation and physician notification.
64CSR14-7.4.bHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.bHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.bHealth Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.bHealth Care Standards
17 Dec 2013Life Safety
17 Dec 2013Life Safety
Observed inadequate fire/smoke separation between the main storage area and adjacent space, with a door not self-closing and openings around the door frame and piping openings needing sealing to be smoke-tight.
Type B64CSR14-11.1.b.Physical Facilities
30 Mar 2013Complaint
30 Mar 2013Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies.
26 Feb 2013Revisit
26 Feb 2013Revisit
Concluded that all deficiencies were corrected after the follow-up review.
27 Jan 2013Life Safety
27 Jan 2013Life Safety
Identified one deficiency during the survey.
10 Jan 2013Licensure
10 Jan 2013Licensure
Found deficiencies in resident rights to prompt complaint resolution, in medication administration according to orders, and in maintaining proper food temperatures.
64CSR14-6.2.n.Resident Rights
64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-9.1.i.Dietary Services
03 Jan 2013Life Safety
03 Jan 2013Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
13 Nov 2012Complaint
13 Nov 2012Complaint
Investigated a complaint; partially substantiated; no deficiencies cited.
18 Jul 2012Revisit
18 Jul 2012Revisit
Investigated a complaint; deficiencies cited and later corrected on follow-up.
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13 Jun 2012Complaint
13 Jun 2012Complaint
Found multiple deficiencies in service planning, medication administration, infection control, nursing assessments, service plan updates, and storage of toxic substances.
64CSR14-7.3.c.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.a.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.m.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.6.f.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.6.g.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-11.6.c.Physical Facilities
28 Feb 2012Revisit
28 Feb 2012Revisit
Investigated deficiencies cited in two areas during the annual licensure review, with follow-up confirming corrections were completed.
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06 Jan 2012Licensure
06 Jan 2012Licensure
Investigated and found deficiencies in handling resident complaints, maintaining current service plans, and ensuring medications are administered per orders with proper documentation.
64CSR14-6.2.n.Resident Rights
64CSR14-7.3.c.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.a.Medication Administration by Unlicensed Personnel
64CSR14-7.4.b.Medication Orders
04 Jan 2012Life Safety
04 Jan 2012Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
07 Apr 2011Complaint
07 Apr 2011Complaint
Found that meals were not served with consideration of resident preferences, particularly regarding proper food temperatures; multiple complaints of cold food and not-hot meals were observed.
64CSR14-9.1.e.Dietary Services
15 Dec 2010Licensure
15 Dec 2010Licensure
Found multiple deficiencies in staffing, training, TB screening, medication administration by unlicensed personnel, and disposition of residents' belongings, including missing CPR/first aid certification, incomplete annual and dementia training, delayed TB screenings, and gaps in record-keeping.
64CSR14-5.4.c.Staffing Requirements
64CSR14-5.5.b.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.5.c.Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias Training
64CSR14-5.6.a.Personnel Records
64CSR14-7.4.a.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.7.c.Disposition of Personal Belongings
15 Dec 2010Life Safety
15 Dec 2010Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
15 Mar 2010Revisit
15 Mar 2010Revisit
Deficiencies were corrected.
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17 Feb 2010Revisit
17 Feb 2010Revisit
Found no deficiencies cited. Follow-up showed all deficiencies corrected and only technical assistance was provided.
25 Jan 2010Life Safety
25 Jan 2010Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
06 Jan 2010Licensure
06 Jan 2010Licensure
Identified deficiencies in the recording of annual health assessments, improper medication administration by unlicensed personnel, and failure to maintain prescription records in resident files.
64CSR14-7.3.a.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.a.Health Care Standards
64CSR14-7.4.b.Health Care Standards (Prescriptions/Orders)
16 Nov 2009Revisit
16 Nov 2009Revisit
Investigated a complaint and identified a deficiency.
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14 Oct 2009Complaint
14 Oct 2009Complaint
Found multiple deficiencies in falls care, family notification, staff training, and care planning, indicating failures to follow policies and monitor residents after incidents.
64CSR14-5.2.a.First Aid and Falls procedures
64CSR14-5.2.b.Protect physical and mental well-being
64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training
64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards – Service plans
64CSR14-7.5.c.Post-accident monitoring
64CSR14-7.5.d.Notification after significant change
30 Mar 2009Revisit
30 Mar 2009Revisit
Corrected a deficiency identified during the initial licensure survey with technical assistance during follow-up.
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19 Feb 2009Licensure
19 Feb 2009Licensure
Found that the medication cart and storage were left unlocked during medication passes, enabling access by staff not responsible for medications.
64CSR14-7.4.g.Health Care Standards - Medications stored securely
05 Feb 2009Life Safety
05 Feb 2009Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
17 Jun 2008Revisit
17 Jun 2008Revisit
Concluded no deficiencies cited on follow-up.
22 Apr 2008Revisit
22 Apr 2008Revisit
Found multiple deficiencies in staff orientation, resident complaint handling, post-accident monitoring, and diet management, indicating noncompliance with state requirements.
Type A64CSR14-5.5.aEmployee Orientation and Training
n64CSR14-6.2.nResident Rights
c64CSR14-7.5.cHealth Care Standards
c64CSR14-9.1.cDietary Services
e64CSR14-9.1.eDietary Services
20 Feb 2008Inspection
20 Feb 2008Inspection
Identified widespread deficiencies in reporting major incidents, staff training, resident contracts and care planning, transfer documentation, medication administration, dietary services, grievance handling, and facility safety.
64CSR14-5.2.f.Major incidents reporting to OHFLAC
Type A64CSR14-5.5.a.Employee Orientation and Training - New Employees
Type B64CSR14-5.5.b.Employee Orientation and Training - Annual In-Service Topics
c64CSR14-5.5.c.Employee Orientation and Training - Alzheimer's/related dementias
c64CSR14-5.5.c.Employee Orientation and Training - Alzheimer’s/related dementias (annual in-service content)
n64CSR14-6.2.n.Resident Rights - Complaint resolution
g64CSR14-7.1.g.Health Care Standards - Transfer or discharge summaries
d64CSR14-7.3.d.Health Care Standards - Service plans accuracy and updates
c64CSR14-7.5.c.Health Care Standards - Post-accident monitoring
64CSR14-9.1.c.Dietary Services - Therapeutic diets and calories
64CSR14-9.1.e.Dietary Services - Menu planning and resident participation
64CSR14-11.6.c.Physical Facilities - Locked storage for toxic substances
14 Feb 2008Life Safety
14 Feb 2008Life Safety
Found no deficiencies.
30 Apr 2002Licensure
30 Apr 2002Licensure
Found toxins not maintained in locked storage; a cleaning cart unattended in the hallway held several chemical products.
64CSR14-11.9.8Locked storage for toxic or hazardous materials
12 Jul 2001Revisit
12 Jul 2001Revisit
Observed hot water temperatures in tubs and showers exceeded the allowed range, and a daily temperature log was not maintained.
64CSR14-11.8.4Water Supply
10 Apr 2001Revisit
10 Apr 2001Revisit
Found deficiencies in medication management and hot water safety; several resident medication orders were missing or not reflected on the MAR, and hot water temperatures exceeded safe limits.
64CSR14-7.3.5Resident Health
64CSR14-11.8.4Water Supply
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