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Location
St Lukes Sunrise Care Center is located at 705 SE 4th St, Crosby, ND, 58730.
About St Lukes Sunrise Care Center
St. Luke's Sunrise Care Center in Crosby, North Dakota, sits at 705 4th Ave SE and has 16 beds for seniors who need help with daily living, offering skilled nursing, medical services, and long-term care with a team that includes doctors like Benjamin Krogh, DO, and nurse practitioners such as Stanley Stevens, FNP-C, and Christine Knudsvig, FNP-BC, with leadership from CEO Cody Barnhart. The center is part of a bigger community that includes St. Luke's Hospital, which is a 20-bed critical access hospital, and St. Luke's Crosby Clinic, a rural health clinic, so it provides access to both emergency care and routine medical help, letting residents stay close to needed resources, and it's recognized among the top 20 critical access hospitals in the country for best practice in quality.
The care center focuses on patient safety, quality improvement, and risk management, following high standards set by groups like CMS Star Ratings, and it tracks things like hospital readmissions and infection rates to keep care as safe as possible. Staff provide help with transfers, bathing, dressing, medication, and daily activities any time of day, using a 24-hour call system and emergency alert setup for safety, and they welcome residents on Medicaid or Medicare. There's dining with restaurant-style options all day, and special meals for people who need allergy-sensitive or diabetes-friendly food, along with a dining room that's open for everyone.
Rooms have telephones, and the center offers laundry and dry cleaning, making daily life simple, and the facility is kept clean and easy to move through, including for those who aren't able to walk on their own. Residents can use garden spaces for fresh air, walk the paths for exercise, relax during movie nights, or visit the on-site barber and salon for hair and grooming, while the arts room keeps people busy with crafts and creativity, and community-sponsored events or resident-run activities help folks stay social.
The care center's services cover assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, hospice, and home health, and residents can get therapy if they need it. Support and referral services are there to guide families, and the center encourages residents and their families to create a personal list of preferred providers using a "My List" feature, which makes it easier to keep everyone involved in care decisions. St. Luke's Sunrise Care Center offers direct communication with healthcare providers without sharing or selling personal information, and the staff also send and receive eCards to help residents keep in touch with friends and family. The whole setup aims to make things straightforward, comfortable, and safe for seniors, especially those needing help every day, while keeping families informed and involved.
Sunrise Senior Living is one of the largest senior care operators in North America, managing over 270 communities across the United States and Canada with approximately 22,000 employees. Founded in 1981 by Paul and Terry Klaassen in Oakton, Virginia, Sunrise pioneered the Victorian mansion-style senior living community design, inspired by Dutch senior care models and European hospitality concepts. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, Sunrise offers a comprehensive continuum of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and hospice coordination.
The company's signature memory care programs include Terrace Club Neighborhoods for residents with early to moderate memory loss, and Reminiscence Neighborhoods for those with advanced Alzheimer's and dementia. As an Authorized Validation Organization, Sunrise practices the Validation Method—which they call "exquisite listening"—using empathy-based communication techniques to reduce anxiety and improve quality of life for memory care residents. Their Live With Purpose™ programming engages residents through personalized activities aligned with their interests and life experiences.
Sunrise leverages advanced technology including Sunrise CareConnect, an electronic health record system built on PointClickCare technology that enables real-time documentation, comprehensive health tracking, and remote access for healthcare providers. The Road Home Program offers specialized 30-day transitional care for seniors discharged from hospitals or rehabilitation centers, providing medication management and 24/7 support.
The company has achieved notable sustainability certifications, with facilities earning WELL Health-Safety Rating, WELL Equity Rating, ENERGY STAR® certifications, and LEED Silver designation. Sunrise communities feature Individualized Service Plans, Designated Care Managers, and welcome pets, with many locations maintaining community cats or dogs. After celebrating 40 years in 2021, Sunrise continues its mission to champion quality of life for all seniors through their resident-centered, holistic approach to senior care.
People often ask...
St Lukes Sunrise Care Center offers skilled nursing.
The full address for this community is 705 SE 4th St, Crosby, ND 58730.
No, St Lukes Sunrise 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 North Dakota, Health & Human Services' Health Facilities unit licenses care facilities and publishes the health and life-safety deficiencies found during inspections.
License number
BC-st-lukes-sunrise-care-center-crosby
Facility type
Basic Care Facility
Inspection Reports
25
Reports
8
Type A Citations
0
Type B Citations
0
Complaints
16
Years
15 Jun 2021Life Safety
15 Jun 2021Life Safety
Identified deficiencies in sprinkler system maintenance, electrical safety, and emergency power testing. These findings showed noncompliance with life safety and electrical standards.
NFPA 101; NFPA 25Sprinkler System - Maintenance and Testing
NFPA 70; NFPA 210.8Utilities - Gas and Electric
NFPA 99; NFPA 110; NFPA 70Electrical Systems - Essential Electric System
10 Jun 2021Inspection
10 Jun 2021Inspection
Multiple deficiencies were found across resident rights, care planning, nutrition and diet, infection control, and staff training.
—Resident/Family Group and Response
—Care Plan Timing and Revision
—Services Provided Meet Professional Standards
—Provided Diet Meets Needs of Each Resident
—Qualified Dietary Staff
—Sufficient Dietary Support Personnel
—Menus Meet Resident Needs/Prep in Adv/Followed
—Nutritive Value/Appear, Palatable/Prefer Temp
—Food in Form to Meet Individual Needs
—Infection Prevention & Control
—Required In-Service Training for Nurse Aides
17 Nov 2020Inspection
17 Nov 2020Inspection
Found no deficiencies related to infection control during the COVID-19 focus survey, though one resident tested positive for COVID-19.
17 Mar 2020Inspection
17 Mar 2020Inspection
Found no deficiencies related to infection control after a focused COVID-19 review.
12 Sept 2019Inspection
12 Sept 2019Inspection
Identified deficiencies in PASARR coordination, care planning revisions, wound care management, dietary management, and glove sanitation in food service.
CFR 483.20(e)Coordination of PASARR and Assessments
Identified deficiencies included inadequate maintenance of a wet chemical extinguishing system, extinguishers installed too high, and insufficient testing of the emergency power generator.
NFPA 17A; NFPA 96Wet chemical extinguishing system not tested/maintained
NFPA 10Portable fire extinguishers not installed per NFPA 10
NFPA 110; NFPA 111; NFPA 70Emergency power generator not tested per NFPA 110
29 Aug 2018Inspection
29 Aug 2018Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in resident rights, funds management, care planning, safety, nutrition, food storage, and quality assurance activities during the survey.
CFR 483.10Resident Rights
CFR 483.10(f)(10)Protection/Management of Personal Funds
CFR 483.21(b)(2)Care Plan Timing and Revision
CFR 483.25(i)Respiratory Care and Suctioning
CFR 483.60(c)Menus Meet Resident Needs/Preparation in Advance/Followed
CFR 483.75(g)Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement (QA)
15 Aug 2018Life Safety
15 Aug 2018Life Safety
Identified life-safety deficiencies: fire-rated door assemblies were not inspected/tested; the automatic sprinkler system was not properly maintained; and fire drills were not conducted with the required timing variations.
NFPA 80; NFPA 101 7.2.1.15.2Fire-rated door assemblies inspection/testing required
NFPA 101 19.7.1.4–19.7.1.7Fire drills not conducted with required variation
10 Aug 2017Inspection
10 Aug 2017Inspection
Identified deficiencies in resident rights postings, access to advocacy information, medically-related social services, pressure ulcer management, insulin administration timing, kitchen sanitation, and infection control.
42 CFR 483.10(g)(4)NOTICE OF RIGHTS, RULES, SERVICES, CHARGES
42 CFR 483.40(d)PROVISION OF MEDICALLY RELATED SOCIAL SERVICE
42 CFR 483.25(b)(1)TREATMENT/SVCS TO PREVENT/HEAL PRESSURE SORES
42 CFR 483.60(i)(1)-(3)FREE OF MEDICATION ERROR RATES OF 5% OR MORE
—FOOD PROCURE, STORE/PREPARE/SERVE - SANITARY
42 CFR 483.80(a)(1)-(2)(4)(e)(f)INFECTION CONTROL
24 May 2017Life Safety
24 May 2017Life Safety
Identified multiple life-safety deficiencies across means of egress, fire protection, combustible decorations, and electrical safety.
NFPA 101, Means of Egress – 7.1.10.1; 7.3.2.2Means of egress - General
NFPA 70, 400-8; NFPA 70, 10.2.3.6; 10.2.4; NFPA 590.3(D)Electrical Equipment - Power Cords and Ext
10 Aug 2016Inspection
10 Aug 2016Inspection
Inspector identified multiple deficiencies across rights notices, medical notifications, care planning, and resident safety, including improper notices, delayed physician communication, inadequate care planning updates, and unsafe care practices.
483.10(b)(5)-(10), 483.10(b)(1)NOTICE OF RIGHTS, RULES, SERVICES, CHARGES
483.10(b)(11)NOTIFY OF CHANGES (INJURY/DECLINE/ROOM, ETC)
483.10(i)(1)RIGHT TO PRIVACY - SEND/RECEIVE UNOPENED MAIL
483.20(d)(3)RESIDENT SELF-ADMINISTER DRUGS IF DEEMED SAFE
483.15(a)DIGNITY AND RESPECT OF INDIVIDUALITY
483.15(e)(1)REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION OF NEEDS/PREFERENCES
Identified deficiencies in smoke barrier door self-closing, fire alarm maintenance, and generator/transfer switch maintenance.
NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 19.3.7.5, 19.3.7.6, 19.3.7.7Smoke barrier doors not self-closing
NFPA 70 / NFPA 72; 9.6.1.4, 9.6.1.7; NFPA 72 7-3.2Fire alarm system maintenance/testing not performed
NFPA 99 and NFPA 110; 3-4.4.1 and 8-4.2; NFPA 110 Chapter 6Emergency power generators and transfer switches not maintained
02 Mar 2016Inspection
02 Mar 2016Inspection
Found deficiencies in grievance policy disclosure and incontinence care planning; residents were not informed of grievance procedures and incontinence assessments and care plans were inadequate.
33-03-24.1-09Governing Body - Complaint/Grievance Policy
Identified several life-safety deficiencies, including hazardous-area doors without self-closing hardware, obstructed/incorrect exit access, and maintenance gaps for emergency lighting, sprinklers, and extinguishers.
NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 19.3.2.1Hazardous areas safeguarded by fire barrier or automatic extinguishing system; doors self-closing
NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 7.2.1.4.4Exit access readily accessible
NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 7.9.3Emergency lighting testing and maintenance
NFPA 25; NFPA 13; NFPA 9.7.5; NFPA 19.7.6; 4.6.12Automatic sprinkler systems maintained in reliable operating condition
NFPA 10 4-4.1Portable fire extinguishers maintenance
17 Jul 2014Inspection
17 Jul 2014Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in care planning, medication management and resident safety, including incomplete care plan updates, gaps in medication oversight, and inadequate safety measures and monitoring.
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18 Jun 2014Life Safety
18 Jun 2014Life Safety
Determined that the emergency power system did not meet NFPA standards and a required remote stop switch was not installed.
NFPA 110; NFPA 101; NFPA 72Emergency power generation and testing requirements
NFPA 110; NFPA 70Remote stop switch for emergency generator
24 Jul 2013Inspection
24 Jul 2013Inspection
Investigations found deficiencies in reporting investigations and in resident safety during transfers, including improper use of a sit-to-stand lift.
—Investigation reporting and corrective action
—Hazards/Supervision/Devices
29 May 2013Life Safety
29 May 2013Life Safety
Found noncompliance with the maintenance of the automatic sprinkler system, per NFPA 25.
NFPA 25Maintenance and Testing of Water-based Fire Protection Systems
18 Jul 2012Inspection
18 Jul 2012Inspection
An investigation found multiple deficiencies including failure to review and revise resident care plans, inadequate wound care documentation, unsafe resident transfers, and insufficient safety measures to prevent accidents.
Determined compliance with NFPA 101 Life Safety Code during the 06/12/2012 survey.
24 Aug 2011Inspection
24 Aug 2011Inspection
Found compliance with Medicare/Medicaid requirements after a standard recertification review.
09 May 2011Life Safety
09 May 2011Life Safety
Identified life-safety deficiencies involving flame resistance of curtains and furnishings and missing procedures for outages of fire protection systems.
NFPA 701; NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardFlame resistance of curtains and furnishings
NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardEmergency procedures for outages of automatic sprinkler system
NFPA 101 Life Safety Code StandardFire Watch and alarm system outage procedures
02 Sept 2010Inspection
02 Sept 2010Inspection
An investigation identified multiple deficiencies including inadequate wound care for pressure ulcers, lapses in infection control, medication management concerns, and safety/records safeguards.
Type A483.20(k)(3)(i)Services Provided Meet Professional Standards
Type A483.25(c)(1)Pressure Ulcers
Type A483.25(h)Drug Regimen Is Free From Unnecessary Drugs
Type A483.65Infection Control
Type A483.70Infection Control / Surveillance
Type A483.70Life Safety from Fire
Type A483.75Essential Equipment; Safe Operating Condition
Type A—Safeguards for Medical Records
16 Mar 2010Life Safety
16 Mar 2010Life Safety
Identified several life-safety deficiencies involving lighting, smoke barriers, sprinkler systems, and kitchen hood fire protection, with multiple corrective actions required.
NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDLife Safety Code Standard
NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDExterior lighting
NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDLife Safety Code – Sprinkler system maintenance
K130 Part IEmergency lighting – battery-powered system
K130 Part IIKitchen hood fire-extinguishing system
K144Continued from page 5 – Generator and electrical
NFPA 101 LIFE SAFETY CODE STANDARDElectrical wiring and equipment standard
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