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Kosciusko Home Care & Hospice Inc

No longer in CMS list This agency is not in CMS's current list of Medicare-certified home health agencies (file dated 2026-09-21), but it has federal inspection records. It may have closed, changed ownership, or changed its certification number. Address shown is from its inspection records.
1515 Provident Dr Ste 250, Warsaw, IN 46580
CMS Certification Number 157050
11deficiencies since 2018
0serious
2inspections
n/aCMS 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 2022-03-11

· Focused Infection Control, Recertification · 4 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Moderate Infection Prevention

The agency failed to ensure staff self-screened for COVID symptoms, potentially affecting all agency staff and patients.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-03-11, tag G0682 · view on CMS
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Moderate Home Health Aide Assignments And Duties

The registered nurse (RN) failed to ensure the home health aide care plan was authenticated and specific to the needs of the patients for 2 of 3 clinical records reviewed with aide services (Patient #6 and 8).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-03-11, tag G0798 · view on CMS
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Minor Plan Of Care Must Include The Following

The agency failed to ensure the plan of care included all required elements, medications and functional limitations for 3 of 6 active records reviewed (Patients #1, 3, and 8).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-03-11, tag G0574 · view on CMS
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Minor Promptly Alert Relevant Physician Of Changes

The registered nurse failed to inform the physician of changes in the patients’ wound that suggested the plan of care should have been altered for 1 of 6 active records reviewed (Patient #3).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-03-11, tag G0590 · view on CMS
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Inspection 2019-05-14

· Recertification · 7 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Moderate Plan Based On All Hazards Risk Assessment

The agency failed to ensure the hazard vulnerability analysis was updated at least annually and included emerging infectious diseases (Ebola virus and Zika, i.e.) as part of the hazard vulnerability analysis.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag E0006 · view on CMS
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Moderate Ep Testing Requirements

The agency failed to ensure the emergency preparedness plan included a full scale exercise and a second tabletop exercise was completed at least annually.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag E0039 · view on CMS
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Moderate Infection Prevention

The agency failed to ensure staff followed infection control policies and procedures for 2 of 2 home visit observations (# 2 and #3).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag G0682 · view on CMS
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Minor Only As Ordered By A Physician

The SN did not redress this wound.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag G0580 · view on CMS
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Minor Promptly Alert Relevant Physician Of Changes

The skilled nurse (SN) failed to ensure the physician was notified of new wounds in 1 of 1 clinical records reviewed (# 2) of a patient with wounds in a sample of 8. Findings include: The agency's policy titled "Plan of Care Policy and Procedure," dated 11/2018, stated "drugs, services, and…

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag G0590 · view on CMS
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Minor Provide Services In The Plan Of Care

The skilled nurse (SN) failed to provide services that were ordered by the physician as indicated in the plan of care (POC) in 1 of 8 clinical records reviewed (# 2).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag G0710 · view on CMS
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Minor Onsite Supervisory Visit Every 14 Days

The agency failed to ensure home health aide (HHA) supervisory visits had been conducted every 14 days for 1 of 2 clinical records reviewed of patients receiving HHA services with a skilled service (# 4).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2019-05-14, tag G0808 · view on CMS
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