Americare Certified Special Services, Inc Chha

The agency failed to ensure the comprehensive assessment accurately reflects the patient's current health status.

The agency failed to ensure revisions related to the patient's discharge are communicated to the patient or patient's representative.

The agency failed to ensure that all patients receive services as documented in their individualized plan of care.

The agency failed to coordinate care delivery to meet the patient's needs and involve the patient.

The agency failed to ensure all paraprofessionals receive a complete Home Health Aide plan of care when providing patient care.

The agency failed to ensure that home health aide receiving onsite supervision every 14 days.

The agency failed to ensure any revision to the patient’s discharge is communicated to the patient and physician.

The agency failed to coordinate care delivery and to involve the patient or representative in coordination of care activities.

The agency failed to complete an investigation of all complaints.

The agency failed to ensure that each patient receives the services that are documented in the individualized plan of care.

The agency failed to promptly alert the relevant physician(s) or allowed practitioner(s) to any changes in the patient's condition or needs that suggest that outcomes are not being achieved and/or that the plan of care should be altered.

The governing authority failed to ensure any revision for the patient’s discharges is communicated to the patient, caregivers, and physicians.

The agency failed to coordinate care delivery and to involve the patient in coordination of care activities.

The governing authority failed to ensure that each patient must receive the services that are written in the individualized plan of care.

The governing authority failed to ensure an initial assessment was conducted within 48 hours of referral, or within 48 hours of the patient’s return home.

The governing authority failed to ensure an accurate reflection of the patient’s current status.

The governing authority failed to ensure an update of the comprehensive assessment within 48 hours of the patient’s return to the home from a hospital admission.

The governing authority failed to ensure an update of the comprehensive assessment at discharge.

The governing authority failed to ensure that the individualized plan of care must include all medications and treatments.

The governing authority failed to ensure any revision for the patient’s discharges must be communicated to the patient, caregivers, and physicians.

The governing authority failed to coordinate care delivery with the patient and caregivers to meet the patient’s needs.

The governing authority failed to ensure that each patient receive ongoing education and training regarding wound care.

The governing authority failed to ensure of the coordination of patient care with the clinical manager.

The agency failed to ensure that the patient received the care that is written in the individualized Plan of Care.

The agency failed to ensure that treatments are administered as ordered by the physician.

The agency failed to promptly alert the physician of changes in the patient's wound care treatment that would potentially affect the outcome of the patient’s treatment goals.

The agency failed to appropriately identify the needs of the patient, factors that could affect the effectiveness of the patient wound care treatment and coordinate the care being provided.

The agency failed to ensure all Registered Nurses /(SN) (skilled nurses) clinical notes are complete and accurately documented.

The agency failed to ensure that all patients receive all services outlined in the plan of care.

The agency failed to ensure all patient’s complaints are investigated.

This agency failed to ensure each patient's individualized plan of care included all the required information.

The agency failed to integrate services to assure the identification of patient needs.

The agency failed to ensure that all clinicians coordinate care delivery to meet the patient's needs.

The agency failed to ensure ongoing communication with the physician involved in the patient's plan of care is maintained.

The agency failed to ensure the encoded OASIS (The Outcome and Assessment Information Set) assessments accurately reflect each patient's status at the time of the assessment.

The agency failed to complete investigation of all complaints.

The agency failed to ensure that all patients receive services as documented in their individualized plan of care.

The agency failed to ensure that all patients informed about changes in planned care.

The agency failed to advise the patient that a discharge for cause is being considered.

The agency failed to ensure that all assessments documents an accurate reflection of the patient status.

The agency failed to ensure that all patient's medications were reviewed and accurately reflected in the patient's plan of care.

The agency failed to ensure each individualized plan of care includes all the required information.

The agency failed to ensure that treatments are administered in accordance with physician orders.

The agency failed to ensure all patients received information regarding the patient’s medication regimen.

The agency failed to ensure ongoing communication with physician is maintained.

The agency failed to ensure of an adequate supervision of the Licensed Practical Nurse.

The agency failed to document the patient’s consistent non-compliance including behavior issues, and refusal of the registered nurse assessment and wound care.

The agency failed to coordinate care delivery and to involve the patient in coordination of care activities.

The agency failed to ensure that skilled nursing staff only administer drugs as ordered by the physician for each patient.

The agency failed to communicate with patient prior discharge from the agency.

The agency failed to ensure and maintain current, complete and accurate information of all skilled nursing (SN) interventions, including medication administration, treatments, and patient response to those interventions in all clinical records.

The agency failed to ensure that all patients received the care that is written in the individualized Plan Of Care.

Staff interview the Agency failed to ensure coordinated care delivery to meet the patient's needs and to involve the patient.

The agency failed to ensure there are written patient care instructions for all home health aides providing patient services.

The agency failed to ensure each written contract was reviewed and current.

The agency failed to ensure all initial assessments were conducted within the required time frames for all patients.

The agency failed to ensure all treatments are administered only as ordered by a physician.

The agency failed to ensure all verbal orders were accepted and transcribed into a written order by a Registered Nurse as per state licensure requirements.

The agency failed to ensure all physician(s) are notified of changes in their patient's condition and the need to change the plan of care. this was evident for one (1) of seventeen patient care records reviewed.

The agency failed to ensure that all services ordered by physicians and documented on the Plan of Care are provided to patients.