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- Doors In A HomeEnvironment & safetyOrder
Inspectors found that two glass doors in the dining room leading to the parking lot and busy road were not kept locked, did not have an access control system, and were not equipped with an alarm connected to the nurses' station. Staff did not consistently lock or supervise these doors, which meant residents could leave the home undetected and unauthorized people could enter.
- Doors In A HomeEnvironment & safetyOrder
Inspectors found that one of two doors leading to the home's secure outside courtyard was not equipped with a lock. Instead, the door had an easily accessible red push button that residents could use to exit unsupervised, which created a risk to resident safety.
- ElevatorsEnvironment & safetyOrder
Inspectors found that the home's elevators were not equipped to prevent residents from accessing the basement, second, and third floors, where several unlocked rooms containing hazards (including unsecured stairwells, laundry and housekeeping areas, staff facilities, and a room with removed ceiling tiles and a ladder) were not intended for resident use.
- Bed RailsEnvironment & safetyOrder
Inspectors found that the home did not assess residents who were using bed rails or evaluate their bed systems for safety risks. The home had no written process in place for conducting these assessments, which are required to identify potential hazards such as entrapment and issues with bed rail height and latch reliability.