State Findings:
During an interview on 7/07/21 at 11:30 A.M., the Center Executive Director said that the building needs new paint and wallpaper. The Center Executive Director said there was no formal work plan in place for the environment on the resident care units. The Center Executive Director said there are widespread environmental issues throughout the facility.
The first floor hallway had multiple areas of the walls with white patching without paint and areas where wall paper had been removed.
The first floor Dayroom had multiple areas of peeling wallpaper, as well as scuffed walls and door jambs. The radiator was scuffed and the chair rail had peeling paint.
40 rooms were found to have issues.
101- The closet door was off the tracks and a handle was missing, the headboard of bed A had brown smears across it, the Bed B privacy curtain was soiled, a blue arm chair seat was stained, the yellow arm chair seat was stained, the over the toilet commode was rusty.
111- The closet door was off the tracks, the ceiling above the closet doors was black, the bathroom door jamb was rusted, the toilet paper holder rod was missing, the wall next to Bed A was spattered with a brown substance, the over the toilet commode was rusted.
112- The closet door was missing a knob, the radiator was rusted, the bathroom wall had multiple small holes, the walls in the room were scuffed and gouged throughout, the room ceiling near the window and above Bed A had a large brown stains.
201- The bathroom floor had tiles missing.
211- One closet door was missing and the other one was off of it’s track, the electric box cover on the wall near Bed A was broken and held together with tape, One wall had a large area that was patched and not painted, the walls below the wallpaper border were scuffed, the wall behind Bed B was gouged, one wall had multiple small holes and the vertical blinds had multiple[le broken pieces that were lying on top of the windowsill.
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