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Thomas Home Health

(251) 990-92007530 Parker Road, Suite 200, Fairhope, AL 36532
CMS Certification Number 017148 · Proprietary · Medicare-certified since 04/13/2000
15deficiencies since 2018
0serious
2inspections
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 2025-01-16

· Recertification · 7 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Moderate Infection Prevention

The agency failed to ensure the staff observed hand hygiene and bag technique policy.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0682 · view on CMS
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Minor A Review Of All Current Medications

The agency failed to ensure medications were reconciled in five of seven Home Visits (HV) conducted.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0536 · view on CMS
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Minor Last 5 Days Of Every 60 Days Unless:

The agency failed to ensure a comprehensive assessment was completed within the last five days of the re-certification.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0546 · view on CMS
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Minor Promptly Alert Relevant Physician Of Changes

The agency failed to ensure the physician was notified of significant changes in the patient condition.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0590 · view on CMS
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Minor Coordinate Care Delivery

The agency failed to ensure care was coordinated to meet the patient's needs.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0608 · view on CMS
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Minor Provide Services In The Plan Of Care

The agency failed to ensure the staff followed physician's orders for patient care.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0710 · view on CMS
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Minor Patient And Caregiver Education

The agency failed to provide medication education to prevent duplication of medications.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2025-01-16, tag G0714 · view on CMS
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Inspection 2022-01-26

· Recertification · 8 deficiencies · CMS source report (PDF)
Moderate Coordination Of Care

The agency failed to ensure care was coordinated throughout the agency disciplines and with the physician for patient requested services.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0600 · view on CMS
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Moderate Infection Prevention

The agency failed to ensure staff: 1. Performed hand hygiene as directed per policy.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0682 · view on CMS
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Minor Patient'S Needs

The agency failed to meet the needs of a patient requiring administration of Intravenous (IV) antibiotics through a Vascular Access Device (VAD).

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0534 · view on CMS
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Minor A Review Of All Current Medications

The agency failed to ensure staff reconciled medications in 4 of 17 MRs reviewed, including Home Visits (HV) # 1, HV # 4, MR # 5, MR # 3, and had the potential to negatively affect all patients receiving services by this agency.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0536 · view on CMS
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Minor Promptly Alert Relevant Physician Of Changes

The agency failed to ensure: 1. The physician was notified of a change in the patient's increased wound measurements.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0590 · view on CMS
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Minor Interdisciplinary Assessment Of The Patient

The agency staff failed to ensure 1. Wound assessments and measurements were conducted at least every 2 weeks per agency policy.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0706 · view on CMS
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Minor Patient And Caregiver Education

The agency failed to ensure: 1. The pt (patient)/cg (caregiver) provided a return demonstration for administration of Intravenous (IV) antibiotics through a Vascular Access Device (VAD) to ensure competency.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0714 · view on CMS
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Minor Preparing Clinical Notes

The agency failed to ensure medical record documentation was complete and accurate with all events, treatments, and medications administered which included: 1. Care and maintenance of a Vascular Access Device (VAD) as ordered.

Source: CMS Form 2567, inspection 2022-01-26, tag G0716 · view on CMS
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