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Mederi Caretenders

(321) 308-0321490 Centre Lake Dr NE Ste 201A, Palm Bay, FL 32907
CMS Certification Number 108030 · Proprietary · Medicare-certified since 02/02/2004
5deficiencies since 2018
0serious
3inspections
4CMS 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 2025-06-05

· Recertification · 1 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Minor Required Items In Clinical Record

The agency failed to incorporate clinical notes from the triaging nurse after hours group into a patient's clinical record for 1 of 9 sampled active patients (#8).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-06-05, tag G1012 · view on CMS
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Inspection 2021-09-02

· Focused Infection Control, Other-Fed, Recertification · 1 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Minor Rn Performs Assessment

The agency failed to notify the physician for delay in service for 1 of 9 patients reviewed for start of care home care services of a total sample of 13 patients (#2).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2021-09-02, tag G0514 · view on CMS
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Inspection 2018-08-02

· Recertification · 3 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Minor Within 48 Hours Of The Patient'S Return

The facility failed to ensure it did a resumption of care (ROC) within 48 hours on a patient discharged from the hospital for 1 of 14 sampled patients.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-08-02, tag G0548 · view on CMS
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Minor Only As Ordered By A Physician

The agency failed to follow an established frequency of care set by the physician and that was to be followed post hospitalization for 1 of 14 patients sampled.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-08-02, tag G0580 · view on CMS
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Minor Interventions And Patient Response

The agency failed to ensure that the performance of all interventions involving the removal of Port-a-Cath devices were documented and the response to the removal documented for 1 of 14 sample patients (#1).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2018-08-02, tag G1014 · view on CMS
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