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32 | Residents participate at will in activities such as music and live entertainment, spiritual and religious activities, outings with family members, games, art activities, painting activities, storytelling, word games, travel shows, tri-shaw rides, van rides, and picnics to local parks and attractions. Additionally, the facility participates in the state-based Vitality program through the local community college. Activities are scheduled in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Evening activities such as games and storytelling have been incorporated for all residents especially those who may experience sundowning behaviors. Most recently, the facility incorporated the “Freedom Nature Trax” which is a ‘skid steer’ mobility device that the individual’s wheelchair attaches to giving them the mobility to access trails, parks, beaches, and other outdoor paths with full and/or partial independence.
Snacks and beverages are available for residents in care upon request. LPA observed the kitchen area and dining areas to be clean. Cleaning agents and the toxic chemicals are kept in locked supply rooms throughout the facility.
The facility consists of four neighborhoods each conducive to the level of care required for the residents. All bedrooms have sufficient lighting, nightstands, beds, and bed furnishings. A locked medication cart is designated for each neighborhood in the Wellness Clinic. First aid supplies are also kept in the Wellness Clinic.
Neighborhood #4 is a neighborhood for residents who require a higher level of care. The facility maintains a higher staff ratio in Neighborhood #4 to meet the needs of the residents.
Throughout the neighborhoods, there are dining rooms, libraries, beauty salon, social seating areas, outdoor patios, and paved walkways conducive for leisure walks throughout the facility.
The physical environment was checked for cleanliness and condition. The facility was seen to be in good repair inside and outside.
First aid kit and additional first aid supplies are kept in a locked centrally stored cabinet in the Wellness Clinic, the Personal Care area, and in the kitchen.
LPA reviewed Staff records for trainings, health screenings, and background checks. All staff records are up-to-date and trainings are current.
LPA reviewed Residents' records for medication administration and medication record keeping. All residents’ records are complete.
Exit interview conducted. No deficiencies noted. Copy of report issued at the time of the visit.
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