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2
|
1
|
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 storage on floor, dust and debris around boxes. Observed staining on 1st floor ceilings in several areas. |
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7
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1
|
Facilities provided, accessible, clean, good repair |
No |
No
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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 hopper without any water and had scale build-up. Keep hopper functional, clean (on a regular cleaning schedule) this will also help eliminate sewer gas smells. |
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8
|
0
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Toilet rooms free of storage, handwash signs posted |
No |
No
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No |
.1312 (b) A sign shall be posted in each toilet room for institution employees, directing them to wash their hands after each visit to the toilet room and before returning to work. Observed no hand wash signs posted in common bathrooms. CDI-gave 4 handwash signs. |
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16
|
0
|
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 at 95F in room C203. It was only in the shower and the kitchenette hand sink, the bathroom hand sink met >105F. |
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17
|
0.50
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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 incomplete backup water supply plan. |