Everytime Home Care

The facility failed to develop and maintain a collaborative partnership with community partners and local members of emergency response system to facilitate prompt response and assistance in the event of any emergency event.

The facility failed to maintain and keep current and up to date the contact information for both agency staff and local emergency contact information to be used in the event of emergency.

The facility failed to develop and maintain current contact information for the local emergency officials and health partners within the facility plans for emergency preparedness plans.

The facility failed to conduct a full scaled exercise or utilize a real time response with follow up to meet the requirements of training in Emergency Preparedness.

The agency failed to assure ongoing orders for home health aide (HHA) services were carried forward for 1 of 1 client (C7) who was observed for personal cares in the home setting.

The agency failed to contact the provider for a change in dosage/usage pattern in medication for 1 of 1 client (C4) observed with medication set up in the home.

The agency failed to ensure documentation of medication set up included the required content for 1 of 1 client (C4) visited for medication set up. with home visits and record review.

The agency's staff failed to report immediately to the State Agency (SA), allegations of misappropriation of patient property for 1 of 1 patient (P1) reviewed, who reported suspicion of theft of narcotic medications.

The facility failed to track and analyze specific performance measures for implementation to improve the patient outcomes related to medication errors and medication safety.

The agency failed to ensure appropriate infection control prevention measures were followed for 1 of 1 patient (P1) during wound care.

The agency failed to complete a comprehensive drug regimen review to ensure the accuracy of all medications/dosages for 2 of 3 patients (P1, P2) whose medications were reviewed during home visits.

The agency failed to ensure 3 of 3 patients (P1, P2, P3) plans of care included all medications and/or list of durable medical equipment (DME) required to meet residents needs reviewed during home visits.

The agency failed to implement ongoing surveillance of infections and transmission of communicable disease.