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NameCLEAR CREEK NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER
Address10506 CLEAR CREEK COMMERCE DR
 
City/State/ZIP
MINT HILL NC 28227
Premise Type40 - Rest/Nursing Homes
CountyMecklenburg
Inspection Date 6/28/2023
Final Score @ Grade
91.50
General Comments

Violations

 
CDI=Corrected During Inspection  R=Repeat Violation  VR=Verification Required 
Violation Item Demerits Violation Description CDIRVRComments
1 1 Floors and carpets cleanable, clean, good repair; carpet odor free No No No 1309 (a) and (b) The floors in an institution shall be made of smooth, non-absorbent materials and shall be kept clean and in good repair. When carpet is present, it must be kept clean, odor free, and in good repair. Observed spills and trash on floor throughout facility.
2 0 Walls and ceilings clean, good repair No No No .1310 (a) The interior walls of the institution, including doors, windows and window trim, and ceilings, shall be kept clean and in good repair. Observed minor scuffs and damage to walls throughout. Repair holes in bathrooms where toilet paper holder was broken off. Clean wall in bathroom of room 407. Dirty window sill in Beaty salon.
7 1 Facilities provided, accessible, clean, good repair No No No .1312 (a) All institutions shall provide toilet, handwashing, and bathing facilities that are available for use by residents and staff. These facilities shall be kept clean and in good repair. Observed damage to surface of toilet seat, spa room. Soiled toilet chairs in rooms 602 and 710
9 0.50 Bedpans, urinals, bedside commodes and emesis basins properly cleaned and disinfected No No No .1312 (c) When disposable bedpans, emesis basins, and urinals are reused, they shall be labeled so that they are associated with an individual resident. Observed urinals not labeled in 703. .1312 (c) Institutions where bedpans, bedside commodes, urinals, or emesis basins are used shall provide facilities for emptying, cleaning, and disinfecting bedpans, bedside commodes, urinals, and emesis basins. Observed soiled utility room not being used (700 hall) to clean and disinfect urinals as it is now activity storage. Observed 2 heavily soiled urinal in room 710
10 1.50 Handwashing facilities properly located and equipped No No No .1312 (d) Handwashing facilities shall be supplied with soap and disposable towels or hand-drying devices. Observed dead battery in paper towel dispenser in biohazard room. No soap or paper towels in clean storage room.
16 1.50 Hot water between 105°F and 116°F No No No .1313 (d) Institutions shall provide water heating facilities. Hot and cold running water under pressure shall be provided to carry out all operations. Hot water shall be provided at temperatures between 105 degrees Fahrenheit and 116 degrees Fahrenheit at handwashing and bathing facilities. Observed hot water 120F in salon, 123F PT bathroom.
17 0.50 Back-up water supply plan available and complete No No No .1313 (e) The institution shall have a written plan to obtain a backup water supply in the event that the institution's primary water supply is interrupted for more than four consecutive hours. The written plan shall identify a backup water supply or alternate source of water that provides two liters of potable water per day per resident and institution employee for drinking and potable water for food preparation, hand washing, bathing, cleaning, dishwashing, laundry, and disposal of bodily waste. This may include a plan for relocating residents to a facility with a water supply that satisfies Paragraph (a) of this Rule. If an institution's primary water supply or backup water supply becomes unsafe for human consumption, then the water sources within the institution, such as sink faucets, shall be labeled or hooded to prevent their use, and the administrator shall provide potable water for use by the institution's residents and employees. Observed water backup plan needs further explanation on how items will be accomplished ie. toilet flushing procedure says water pitchers, staff supervision and mint hill fire dept.
18 0 Drinking fountains clean, good repair No No No .1314 (a) Drinking fountains shall be kept clean and in good repair. Observed water fountains turned off. Keep fountain drain area clean
20 0 Ice protected and clean; dispensed properly; ice machines, scoops, containers; clean, good repair No No No .1314 (c) Ice machines and storage chests accessible to residents, guests, or the public shall provide ice through automatic ice dispensing equipment and shall not permit ice to be accessed using a scoop or bucket. Observed ice chest in hallway from yesterday. Return to kitchen daily for W/R/S. Ice chest cannot be left unattended if accessible to residents.
22 0 Mop basins or mop sinks used for mop waste No No No .1315 (b) Mop basins or mop sinks shall only be used to wash mops and dispose of the water used for mopping. Observed mop sinks not being maintained clean. One drain stopped up with trash.
24 0.50 Refuse, recyclables, and returnables properly stored No No No .1316 (b) Refuse, recyclables, and returnables shall be stored in containers, rooms, or areas designated for the storage of refuse, recyclables, and returnables. Observed activity storage located in soiled utility room and biohazard storage also storing miscellaneous clean items/clean supplies for phlebotomy. Keep rooms for clean items and dirty items separate.
26 1 Premises properly maintained No No No .1316 (d) An institution's exterior premises, including parking lots, lawns, and walkways, and interior premises within the institution's building or buildings, shall be kept free of garbage, solid waste, yard trash, and pest harborages. Observed trash, construction debris and containers with water/algae behind storage building near recycling dumpster
30 0 Medication carts clean; sharps containers attached; food, utensils, medication and medication dispensers properly handled No No No .1318 (a) Food, utensils, medications, and equipment used on medication carts shall be kept clean. Observed unprotected drinking cups on med carts.
32 0.50 Furnishings clean and in good repair; mattresses dry, clean, good repair No No No .1319 (a) Furnishings in an institution, including furniture, curtains, rugs, and blinds, shall be kept clean and in good repair. Mattresses shall be kept clean, dry, and in good repair. Observed mattresses in rooms 602 and 407 frayed. Common furniture stained. Observed crumbs, food debris in drawers in common areas and open containers of food in room of resident that’s been in the hospital for several days.
37 0.50 Wheelchairs, walkers, lifts, and other mobility equipment properly cleaned and sanitized No No No .1319 (f) Wheelchairs, walkers, lifts, and other mobility equipment shall be kept clean and sanitized between uses by different residents. Observed wheelchairs soiled and in disrepair stored in storage room. Clean and sanitize all items before before storing.
51 0 Proper use of restriction, exclusion, and reporting No No No .1324 (c) Institution employees shall comply with the requirements for exclusion from work and restriction due to communicable disease or illness required for food employees as set forth in Parts 2-201.12 and 2-201.13 of the Food Code incorporated by reference at 15A NCAC 18A .2650 as amended by 15A NCAC 18A .2652. New Rule
52 0 Vomitus and diarrheal clean up supplies; written clean up procedures available and complete No No No New rule-.1324 (d) The institution shall have gloves, personal protective equipment, disinfectant, individual disposable towels, and a coagulating agent on-site for employees to use and a written procedure for employees to follow when responding to vomitus or fecal matter on institution surfaces. The procedure shall specify the actions that employees shall take to minimize the exposure of employees, residents, guests, food, and additional surfaces to vomitus or fecal matter. New rule