Aveanna Healthcare

An interview with the executive administrator the agency failed to ensure physician orders were followed for three (3) of five (5) patient records reviewed (PR #1, 2 and 4).

The agency did not ensure that the skilled professionals involved with CR#1 provided services that ensure the health and safety of the patient.

The governing body failed to organize, manage, and administer its resources to attain and maintain the highest practicable functional capacity.

The agency failed to accurately transmit OASIS (Outcomes Assessment Information Set) data with post hospitalization status of the patient at the time the OASIS was completed for one (1) of three Clinical Records, (CR), reviewed.

The agency failed to communicate with the physician involved in the plan of care, orders were not administered by agency staff in accordance with hospital discharge instructions, and orders were not countersigned by the physician for one, (1), of three (3) Clinical Records reviewed.

The agency failed to ensure that the registered nurse assume responsibility to supervise and teach other nursing personnel (PF#1), and ensure agency staff follow policy for medication administration for one (1) of three (3) CRs.

The governing body failed to manage and operate the provision of all home health services relative to the health care and safety of its patients.

The agency failed to uphold the right for the Patient to have personnel that possess the necessary skills and knowledge to perform services in accordance with the plan of care and agency personnel (PF#1) failed to follow agency policy in the administration of medications for one, (1) of three (3)…

The agency failed to review all medications the patient is using in order to identify any potential adverse effects and drug reactions, including ineffective drug therapy, significant side effects, significant drug interactions, and duplicate drug therapy and agency personnel (PF#1) failed to…

The plan of treatment failed to provide, all pertinent diagnosis, a description of the patient's underlying risks or precautions to be observed, types of services, equipment required, medications and treatments and the agency personnel (PF#1) did not follow its policy for medication administration…

The agency failed to ensure that the registered nurse develop and evaluate the plan of care in partnership with the licensed practical nurse (LPN) (PF#1) regarding the monitoring of equipment and high risk medications, and failed to ensure the registered nurse accurately complete the nursing…

The agency failed to assure that the registered nurse (RN) monitored and evaluated licensed practical nurse (LPN) (PF#1) performance in the provision of cardiac monitoring, high risk medications, and nursing practice for (1) of three (3) CRs.

The agency failed to hire qualified personnel according to agency policy and failed to supervise an employee that required additional patient specific training for one, (1) of four (4) Personnel Files (PF).

The agency failed to conform to the physician orders/plan of care for frequency of visits provided to patients in accordance with the plan of care/physician orders for six (6) of eight (8) clinical records (CR), reviewed.

The agency failed to provide services in accordance with the plan of care for one (1) of eight (8) clinical records (CR), reviewed.

The agency failed to make an effort to resolve the issue of missed visits for one, (1), of eight (8) clinical records (CR), reviewed.

The agency failed to furnish the care as outlined in the plan of treatment/physician orders for one (1) of eight (8), clinical records (CR), reviewed.

The agency failed to lead to an immediate correction of any identified problem that directly or potentially threaten the health and safety of a patient for one, (1), of eight (8), clinical files (CF), reviewed.

The agency failed to provide services in accordance with the plan of care/physician orders for six (6) of eight (8) clinical records (CR), reviewed.

The agency administrative personnel the agency failed to have a written agreement with another agency that is furnishing services under an arrangement to the agency's patients for two, (2) of eight, (8) consumer files reviewed.

The agency failed to provide all services outlined in the plan of care for one, (1) of four (4) clinical records, (CR), reviewed.