Amie Holt Care Center

    497 W Lott St, Buffalo, WY 82834
    • Independent Living
    • Assisted Living
    • Skilled Nursing

    Warm welcoming atmosphere, attentive staff

    I'm very pleased with this facility - the atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the staff are consistently attentive and genuinely caring; I confidently recommend it.

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    Jul 2026

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    Amie Holt Care Center is located at 497 W Lott St, Buffalo, WY, 82834.

    About Amie Holt Care Center

    Amie Holt Care Center sits in Buffalo, Wyoming and serves seniors with a wide range of health and housing needs, so you'll find it offers both assisted living and skilled nursing care right inside the community, and if someone needs regular help, like insulin checks for diabetes or moving from a bed to a wheelchair, the team's always there day and night. The staff includes experienced doctors, physician assistants like Traci Darnell, a Medical Director, registered nurses, practical nurses, and even a Mental Health consultant, and they handle everything from non-ambulatory care to incontinence support, so you can feel sure care is always nearby, and on top of the personal care, Amie Holt brings specialists and services that go all the way from cardiology and family medicine to diabetes education, cardiopulmonary wellness, surgery, physical therapy, pediatrics, audiology, and more, offering everything from colonoscopies with new equipment to mammogram screenings for women over 40. There's a walk-in clinic and urgent care for quicker needs, and you'll find the lab, nurses, dialysis, pharmacy, and even home health care for those who still live nearby or need a range of outpatient options.

    People living at Amie Holt choose from several room layouts, including studios, one-bedrooms, semi-private, and even two-bedroom units, and each room has its own bathroom and private shower, with cable TV and WiFi, so comfort comes along. Meals are served every day, and there's a buffet set up and various special meals, like monthly Family dinners or Jam get-togethers, and residents can enjoy a large, bright dining area facing the mountains and a golf course, plus indoor and outdoor activity spaces for groups and friends to gather, including worship events and social outings in a recreational bus with a wheelchair lift for easy trips. There's an Activities Department that keeps things lively with exercise classes, devotional programs, and crafts, and the facility itself has amenities like a beauty salon, hydro-sound bathing equipment, a laundry service, and even a medical social services department to help people adjust.

    Staff stays on duty twenty-four hours each day for emergencies or routine care, and each new resident goes through a preadmission review to help decide what health support makes the most sense. The Center accepts payments by private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance, and residents pay community fees, plus rates based on the level of care, like high, medium, or low needs, as well as specific buy-in and respite fees for short stays. Prescriptions are handled by an in-house pharmacy or the resident's private provider, with costs billed separately from room and board, and medical records can be checked through the FollowMyHealth portal or MyCareCorner for hospital stays. Amie Holt Care Center is both state-licensed and Medicare-certified, with a 5-star rating in Medicare Nursing Home Comparisons, and it was founded to focus on community health and wellness with a goal of making it a family-friendly, welcoming place for those who call Buffalo home, so from beauty appointments to outings and every meal in between, it covers the daily basics as well as advanced medical needs, carrying long-term care through every season.

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    Amie Holt Care Center offers independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing.

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    The full address for this community is 497 W Lott St, Buffalo, WY 82834.

    No, Amie Holt Care Center 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 Wyoming, the Department of Health's Healthcare Licensing & Surveys program licenses care facilities and publishes licensure, complaint, and life-safety findings.

    License numbernh-184
    Facility typeNursing Home

    Inspection Reports

    94

    Reports

    2

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    10

    Complaints

    21

    Years

    01 Jul 2025Revisit
    Verified that all deficiencies were corrected and no new noncompliance was found. Compliance with all surveyed regulations was confirmed.
    13 Jun 2025Revisit
    Found no deficiencies. All previously identified requirements were corrected and no new noncompliance was found.
    24 Apr 2025Licensure
    Identified deficiencies in payroll-based staffing reporting and in infection control during meals.
    • §483.70(p)(1)-(5)Payroll Based Journal
    • §483.80(a)(1)-(2)(4)(e)(f)Infection Prevention & Control
    24 Apr 2025Life Safety
    Found multiple deficiencies in emergency preparedness testing, storage of flammable liquids, fire drills, and essential electrical system maintenance.
    • 42 CFR 483.73(d)(2)Emergency preparedness testing
    • NFPA 101 18.3.2.6; NFPA 30 6.5.1 (2012 edition)Alcohol-based hand sanitizer storage near boilers
    • NFPA 101 19.7.1.6 (and 19.7.1.4–19.7.1.7)Fire drills
    • NFPA 99 6.4.4.1.2.1; NFPA 110; NFPA 111Electrical Systems - Essential Electric System (EES) maintenance/testing
    24 Apr 2024Revisit
    Verified no deficiencies were found on a follow-up visit; prior issues were corrected.
    05 Mar 2024Licensure
    Concluded compliance with emergency preparedness and life safety requirements. No violations cited.
    29 Feb 2024Complaint
    The facility was cited for several deficiencies including privacy of resident records, Do Not Resuscitate record-keeping, and inadequate temperature monitoring and storage practices for medications and food.
    • CFR 483.10(h)Personal Privacy/Confidentiality of Records
    • CFR 483.10(c)(6)Resident Rights—Advanced Directives/Do Not Resuscitate
    • Medication/Temperature Monitoring
    • Sanitation/Storage of Food and Records
    31 Mar 2023Revisit
    Found no deficiencies after a follow-up survey; prior issues were corrected and compliance was confirmed.
    09 Feb 2023Life Safety
    Identified two life safety deficiencies: hazardous areas not properly enclosed around resident rooms and sprinkler piping obstructed by wires.
    • Type ANFPA 101 2012 19.3.2.1; 8.7.1.1Hazardous Areas - Enclosure
    • Type ANFPA 101 2012 19.3.5.1; 9.7.5; NFPA 25 2011 5.2.2.2Sprinkler System - Maintenance and Testing
    09 Feb 2023Licensure
    Concluded no deficiencies were found and compliance with the applicable long-term care requirements was established.
    09 Feb 2023Licensure
    Found no deficiencies. The survey determined compliance with state requirements.
    21 Sept 2022Complaint
    Found no deficiencies related to the complaint intake process.
    08 Apr 2022Revisit
    Verified prior deficiencies were corrected and no new noncompliance was found.
    24 Mar 2022Revisit
    Verified all deficiencies were corrected and compliance restored.
    03 Feb 2022Licensure
    Found deficiencies in residents' rights, self-determination, care planning, bathing, and food sanitation. Observed issues included diminished dignity during meals, unmet bathing preferences, incomplete care plans, inadequate bathing frequency, and unsanitary meal service.
    • CFR(s): 483.10(a)(1)(2)(b)(1)(2)Resident Rights
    • CFR(s): 483.10(f)(1)-(3)(8)Self-Determination
    • CFR(s): 483.21(b)(2)(i)-(iii)Care Plan Timing and Revision
    • CFR(s): 483.24(a)(1)(b)(1)-(5)(i)-(iii)Activities Daily Living (ADLs)/Mntn Abilities
    • CFR(s): 483.60(i)(1)(2)Food Procurement, Store/Prepare/Serve-Sanitary
    03 Feb 2022Licensure
    Determined the facility was in compliance with State requirements.
    01 Feb 2022Life Safety
    Found that power strips were used in patient care areas with PCREE in two resident rooms, violating electrical safety requirements.
    • 10.2.3.6 (NFPA 99); 10.2.4 (NFPA 99); 400-8 (NFPA 70); 590.3(D) (NFPA 70)Electrical Equipment - Power Cords and Extensions
    14 Apr 2021Revisit
    Confirmed no deficiencies were found after the follow-up visit.
    22 Mar 2021Revisit
    Verified deficiencies identified earlier were corrected and compliance restored.
    25 Feb 2021Licensure
    Identified multiple deficiencies including inaccurate MDS wandering coding, expired medications, unnecessary antibiotic use, and unsanitary food storage with outdated items served.
    • §483.20(g)Accuracy of Assessments
    • §483.45Pharmacy Services
    • §483.45(d)Unnecessary Drugs
    • §483.60(i)Food Safety – Sanitary Storage and Handling
    25 Feb 2021Life Safety
    Identified a deficiency in smoke barrier maintenance due to an unprotected fire sprinkler pipe penetration in a smoke compartment, potentially allowing smoke transfer.
    • 2012 NFPA 101 19.3.7.3; 8.4.4.1Subdivision of Building Spaces - Smoke Barrier Construction
    14 Dec 2020Licensure
    Investigated a COVID-19 focused infection control survey and found no deficiencies.
    21 May 2020Licensure
    Found no deficiencies identified in the COVID-19 focused infection control survey conducted on 5/20/20 through 5/21/20.
    16 Jan 2020Revisit
    Verified that prior deficiencies were corrected and no new noncompliance was found. Overall compliance with applicable regulations was confirmed.
    13 Dec 2019Complaint
    Investigated a complaint and found inadequate supervision during a bus outing, leading to a resident fall.
    • 42 CFR 483.25(d)Free of Accident Hazards/Supervision/Devices
    06 Aug 2019Revisit
    Verified compliance after a follow-up visit; all prior deficiencies were corrected and no new noncompliance was found.
    17 Jul 2019Revisit
    Verified prior deficiencies corrected and no new noncompliance found.
    20 May 2019Complaint
    Identified multiple deficiencies across resident rights, mobility/restorative care, bed rails, inhaler administration, and antibiotic stewardship.
    • 483.10Resident Rights/Exercise of Rights
    • 483.25(c)Mobility
    • 483.25(n)Bed Rails
    • 483.45(f)Medication Errors
    • 483.80(a)(3)Antibiotic Stewardship
    16 May 2019Licensure
    Determined the provider was in compliance with state requirements.
    14 May 2019Life Safety
    Found deficiencies related to elevator firefighter emergency operation testing frequency and improper electrical equipment practices, including power strips in patient areas.
    • 19.5.3, 9.4.2, 9.4.3Elevator firefighter emergency operations testing frequency
    • 2012 NFPA 101 Life Safety Code; NFPA 70 National Electrical CodeElectrical systems – power strips and extension cords
    01 Jun 2018Revisit
    Concluded that all previously cited deficiencies were corrected and no new noncompliance was found.
    30 May 2018Revisit
    Found no deficiencies. Previous deficiencies were corrected and no new noncompliance was found.
    29 Mar 2018Life Safety
    Investigated emergency preparedness and HVAC practices; found deficiencies in volunteer emergency policy and storage of combustibles in air-handling spaces.
    • CFR §483.73(b)(6)Emergency preparedness requirements
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code (2012 edition); NFPA 90A (2012)Maintenance of air-handling equipment rooms
    29 Mar 2018Licensure
    Identified deficiencies in residents' privacy and confidentiality, dementia-related care planning, medication management, and nutrition/portion control.
    • 42 CFR §483.10Resident rights: privacy and confidentiality
    • Care plans; target behaviors; non-pharmacological interventions
    • Treatment/Medications for dementia and psychotropic drugs; monitoring and plan of care
    • §483.60(c)(6)-(7) 42 CFR §483.60Dietary practice; nutrition; menus and portion sizes
    29 Mar 2018Licensure
    Investigated a licensing survey conducted from 3/26/18 to 3/29/18 and found no deficiencies; the site was in compliance with state requirements.
    12 Apr 2017Revisit
    Observed substantial compliance following a revisit; the denial of payment for new admissions was rescinded.
    12 Apr 2017Revisit
    Concluded substantial compliance with Medicare/Medicaid requirements and rescinded the denial of payment for new admissions.
    02 Feb 2017Life Safety
    Found no deficiencies identified during the Life Safety Code survey.
    02 Feb 2017Revisit
    Concluded substantial compliance and rescinded the denial of payment for new admissions.
    26 Jan 2017Licensure
    Found multiple deficiencies related to residents' rights notices and protections, staff training on abuse and resident property, and several areas of care and documentation including medications, behavior management, and food handling.
    • Resident rights notices and posting
    • Discharge/return to community information
    • Abuse/neglect and property protection training
    • Medication administration and diabetes care
    • Behavioral care plans and psychotropic medications
    • Food safety and storage
    26 Jan 2017Licensure
    Investigated and found a deficiency in medication administration: insulin was not given according to physician orders, leading to hypoglycemia in a resident.
    • Ch 11 Sec 9 (f)(i) Nursing ServicesNursing Services
    03 Mar 2016Revisit
    Investigated; identified deficiencies related to resident protection and rights; follow-up completed.
    • 483.25Protection from abuse, neglect, and mistreatment
    • 483.25(d)
    03 Mar 2016Revisit
    Verified corrections were completed for previously cited deficiencies; no new deficiencies were identified.
    03 Dec 2015Licensure
    Investigated a complaint and found deficiencies related to catheterization practices and pain management documentation, including urine testing and PRN medication processes.
    • Indwelling catheterization practices
    • Urine testing and pain management documentation
    03 Dec 2015Licensure
    Concluded that the facility was in compliance with the state requirements.
    01 Dec 2015Life Safety
    Determined that life safety code standards were met. No deficiencies were cited.
    05 Feb 2015Revisit
    Concluded no deficiencies were found; all prior deficiencies were corrected.
    09 Jan 2015Revisit
    Verified that deficiencies reported earlier were corrected and the follow-up was completed; a revisit occurred in early January 2015.
    09 Jan 2015Revisit
    Verified corrections completed for previously identified deficiencies.
    15 Dec 2014Complaint
    Investigated the complaint and found no deficiencies identified related to infection control.
    07 Nov 2014Complaint
    An inspection identified multiple deficiencies in resident assessment and care planning, including problems with MDS/CAAs, documentation of care, and nutrition-related practices. The findings show gaps in individualized resident assessments and in ongoing monitoring of residents' needs.
    • Care planning and dignity/resident rights
    • Comprehensive assessment and care planning (MDS/CAAs)
    • Incontinence and urinary catheter care documentation
    • Documentation and posting of daily care information
    • Dietary and nutrition documentation/recording
    07 Nov 2014Licensure
    Identified deficiencies in dietetic services, including lack of qualified supervisory personnel and an extended timeframe for the dietary manager to become qualified.
    • Dietetic services supervision
    05 Nov 2014Life Safety
    Identified life-safety and egress deficiencies, including a dusty sprinkler system, exterior doors secured with locks, and noncompliant flame-retardant fabrics.
    • NFPA 25Inspection, testing and maintenance of water-based fire protection systems
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeMeans of egress – egress doors and access
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeMeans of egress – exit access and signage
    • NFPA 701Flame-resistant fabrics and draperies
    05 Nov 2014Life Safety
    Investigated construction/remodeling and emergency eyewash station issues; found noncompliance with applicable construction and life-safety rules.
    • Ch 19 Sec 7 Construction/RemodelingConstruction/Remodeling
    • IPC Life Safety - Intl Plumbing CodeLife Safety/Plumbing Code
    13 Dec 2013Revisit
    Found no deficiencies.
    18 Nov 2013Revisit
    Determined no deficiencies were found during the follow-up visit.
    17 Oct 2013Licensure
    Identified a deficiency for not completing comprehensive assessments in required areas for one resident.
    • 483.20(b)(1)COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENTS
    17 Oct 2013Licensure
    Investigated dietetic services and found the dietary manager lacked required credentials.
    • Ch 11 Sec 11 (a)(v) Dietetic ServicesDietetic Services
    16 Oct 2013Life Safety
    Investigated and found deficiencies in fire safety features, including inconsistent activation points for sprinkler heads and overdue fire alarm testing.
    • 42 CFR 483.70(a)Life Safety Code requirements for long term care facilities
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, 2000 Edition; 19.3.4.1; 9.6.1.4; NFPA 72, 1999 Edition; 5-3.1.5.2Activation point consistency for sprinkler heads
    08 Mar 2013Revisit
    Investigated a complaint; deficiencies were identified and corrected.
    18 Jan 2013Revisit
    Investigated a follow-up after a prior survey and identified uncorrected deficiencies.
    20 Dec 2012Licensure
    Investigated deficiencies related to nutrition monitoring, infection control, and adherence to care plans, with multiple items carried forward from earlier pages.
    • Nutrition and hydration monitoring
    • Care plan implementation and monitoring
    • Nutritional status and monitoring
    • Infection control and hand hygiene
    20 Dec 2012Licensure
    Concluded compliance with state requirements after licensure survey. No deficiencies cited.
    19 Dec 2012Life Safety
    Identified a deficiency involving temporary electrical wiring and the use of extension cords, indicating noncompliance with the Life Safety Code.
    • 42 CFR 483.70(a); Life Safety Code (NFPA 70), 2000 editionElectrical safety – temporary wiring and extension cords
    02 Apr 2012Revisit
    Concluded substantial compliance after follow-up assessment, with deficiencies corrected.
    05 Mar 2012Revisit
    Investigated a follow-up to a prior survey and found that corrections were completed.
    20 Jan 2012Licensure
    Investigated a deficiency related to employee tuberculosis testing; documentation did not show TB testing completed upon hire or before resident contact began.
    • Wyoming Rules and Regulations for Program Administration of Nursing Care Facilities, Chapter 11, Section 5Tuberculosis testing for employees
    20 Jan 2012Licensure
    Determined there were deficiencies in care practices and infection control during the licensing review.
    18 Jan 2012Life Safety
    Observed exit doors and signage not in compliance with life safety requirements, including obstructed exits and missing 'No Exit' signage in one of the smoke compartments.
    • NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDLife Safety Code Standard
    11 Apr 2011Revisit
    Identified life-safety deficiencies and documented corrective actions completed.
    • NFPA 101 / Life Safety CodeK0029 deficiency (Life Safety Code)
    • NFPA 101 / Life Safety CodeK0038 deficiency (Life Safety Code)
    • NFPA 101 / Life Safety CodeK0051 deficiency (Life Safety Code)
    • NFPA 101 / Life Safety CodeK0062 deficiency (Life Safety Code)
    • NFPA 101 / Life Safety CodeK0147 deficiency (Life Safety Code)
    07 Apr 2011Revisit
    Determined deficiencies were found and a follow-up monitoring visit occurred to assess corrections.
    01 Mar 2011Life Safety
    Identified two deficiencies related to life-safety and electrical safety standards: one-hour fire protection in a generator room was not provided, and oxygen concentrators were not protected by surge protectors.
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 19.3.2.1One-hour protection in generator room
    • NFPA 70 National Electrical Code 9.1.2Surge protection for electrical equipment (oxygen concentrators)
    01 Mar 2011Revisit
    Verified corrections completed for previously reported deficiencies; no new deficiencies were noted.
    28 Jan 2011Licensure
    Deficiencies found related to privacy of resident information and improper handling of confidential records.
    • Confidentiality/Privacy of Resident Records
    28 Jan 2011Licensure
    Found no deficiencies identified during a recertification survey conducted in Buffalo, Wyoming from January 24 to January 28, 2011.
    25 Jan 2011Life Safety
    Identified several life-safety deficiencies, including a missing corridor door self-closing device, improper smoke-detector installation, sprinkler clearance issues, and inadequate electrical protection in wet locations.
    • NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDCorridor door self-closing device missing
    • NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDLight/locking device clearance
    • NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm CodeSmoke detectors and fire alarm system
    • NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDSprinkler system maintenance
    • NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDElectrical outlets in wet locations require GFCI protection
    20 Jan 2010Revisit
    Identified deficiencies in multiple regulatory areas; corrections completed.
    • 483.13(c)
    • 483.25(h)
    • 483.35(i)
    • 483.60(b), (d), (e)
    07 Jan 2010Revisit
    Verified that prior deficiencies were corrected and follow-up actions completed.
    19 Nov 2009Licensure
    Determined that compliance with the state requirements was achieved after a survey.
    • LIC REGS FOR NURSING HOMESLicensing regulations for nursing homes
    19 Nov 2009Licensure
    Found deficiencies in staff treatment of residents, safety-related supervision, sanitary conditions, and pharmacy controls during the licensing review.
    • 483.13(c)STAFF TREATMENT OF RESIDENTS
    • 483.25(h)ACCIDENTS AND SUPERVISION
    • 483.35(i)SANITARY CONDITIONS
    • 483.60(b), (d)PHARMACY SERVICES
    18 Nov 2009Life Safety
    Investigated a complaint and found life-safety and electrical-code deficiencies, including a door that did not close properly, flame-retardant fabric concerns, and wiring/code issues around the electrical panel.
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardFlame-retardant fabric not verified
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardDraperies and fabrics in health care occupancies
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code Standard / NECElectrical panel clearance and wiring
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardElectrical safety monitoring
    22 Dec 2008Revisit
    Identified multiple deficiencies in federal care requirements; corrections were completed.
    • 483.13(c)
    • 483.25(h)
    • 483.60(c)
    • 483.70(h)
    05 Dec 2008Revisit
    Found no deficiencies cited during the post-certification revisit.
    23 Oct 2008Licensure
    Identified deficiencies related to resident safety, drug regimen oversight, and environmental hazards, with documented incidents and delayed reporting.
    • 483.13(c)Staff treatment of residents
    • Environment hazards and supervision
    • Drug regimen review
    • Environmental safety and sanitation
    23 Oct 2008Licensure
    Found no deficiencies identified after a State Licensure Survey.
    22 Oct 2008Life Safety
    Identified deficiencies in fire safety practices, including inadequate maintenance of the sprinkler system and failure to carry extinguishers to the drill location.
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardFire safety—sprinkler system maintenance and extinguishers
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardAutomatic sprinkler system maintenance and testing; sprinkler head repair
    08 Sept 2006Revisit
    Identified deficiencies and verified corrective actions completed.
    • 483.15(a)
    • 483.15(h)(2)
    • 483.20(q) – (i)
    • 483.25(a)(2)
    • 483.65(a)
    • 483.75(d)(1)-(2)
    • 483.75(i)(1)
    23 Aug 2006Revisit
    Identified life-safety deficiencies and corrected them; follow-up confirmed corrections.
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety CodeLife Safety Code deficiency
    21 Jul 2006Licensure
    Identified deficiencies in meal service and resident care, indicating problems with dining routine and monitoring of residents during meals.
    • Dietary services – dining and meal service
    27 Jun 2006Life Safety
    Found multiple life-safety deficiencies related to fire protection, building maintenance, and related NFPA standards during the licensing activity.
    23 Jun 2005Revisit
    Investigated the complaint and found three deficiencies; corrections were completed by 06/20/2005.
    • 483.15(a)
    • 483.25(d)(1)
    • 483.35(c)(1)-(3)
    05 May 2005Licensure
    Investigated a deficiency relating to resident dignity and quality of life; findings showed actions during meals did not consistently respect resident dignity.
    • 483.15(a)QUALITY OF LIFE
    05 Apr 2005Life Safety
    Identified deficiencies related to excessive soiled linen containers in restrooms and hallways, not meeting NFPA 101 requirements.
    • NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, Section 19.7.5.5Limit on number of soiled linen containers
    05 Apr 2005Revisit
    Verified corrections completed for two items during follow-up; uncorrected deficiencies existed previously.

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