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Salus Home Health

(888) 725-8742630 Roosevelt Suite a, Irvine, CA 92620
CMS Certification Number 058237 · Proprietary · Medicare-certified since 01/08/2004
6deficiencies since 2018
1serious
1inspections
4CMS quality stars
Data from CMS inspection reports (Form 2567), 2018-01-02 to 2026-10-15, downloaded 2026-10-21; CMS agency list file dated 2026-09-21. What the labels mean

Inspection 2018-10-09

· Complaint, Sample Validation · 6 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Serious Care Planning, Coordination, Quality Of Care

The home health agency (HHA) failed to ensure the Conditions of Participation for Care Planning, Coordination and Quality of Care were met as follows: The home health agency (HHA) staff failed to promptly alert the attending physician that one of six sample patients (Patient 6 ), had an allergic…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-09, tag G0570 · view on CMS
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Moderate Plan Of Care

The home health agency failed to ensure the skilled nurse (SN) monitored a patient's blood pressure in two positions to assess for orthostatic hypotension (physical finding defined as a systolic blood pressure decrease of at least 20 millimeter mercury (mm Hg) or a diastolic blood pressure decrease…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-09, tag G0572 · view on CMS
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Moderate Services By Skilled Professionals

The Home Health Agency (HHA)'s registered nursing staff failed to ensure that two different eye medications were administered at least 5 minutes apart for one of six sampled patients (2).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-09, tag G0702 · view on CMS
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Minor A Review Of All Current Medications

The home health agency (HHA) staff failed to review all the medications and update the medication profile with currently used medications for three of six sampled patients (Patients 1, 5 and 6).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-09, tag G0536 · view on CMS
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Minor Promptly Alert Relevant Physician Of Changes

The home health agency (HHA) staff failed to promptly alert the attending physician that one of six sample patients (Patient 6 ), had an allergic reaction to Bactrim (an antibiotic used to treat a urinary tract infection).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-09, tag G0590 · view on CMS
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Minor Patients Receive Education And Training

The agency failed to provide instruction to the primary care giver about when to give pain medication before receiving wound treatment for one of six patients (Patient 2).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-10-09, tag G0610 · view on CMS
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