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Stand By Me
KABC celebrated its 40th year in style during its
annual Stand By Me
fundraising event in
October. KABC honored
Mrs. Lee Ketzel as one of
the “Band of Six” who,
along with Petey Cerf,
founded this organization
in 1975. Other Founders
were Harriet Nehring,
Jessie Branson, Katie Pyle,
and Bryona Wiley.
On hand for this
celebration were Founder family members: William
Dann, Elizabeth Dann Jones & son Colin Wells,
Charles Cerf, Pauline Cerf Alexander & her daughter
Margaret Farley
Honored with National
Advocacy Award
The National Consumer Voice honored Margaret
Farley for leadership with the Toby Edelman Legal
Advocacy award. Farley was recognized for the
outstanding advocacy she has performed on behalf
of elders and better quality care. She was honored
at the NCV’s conference in Arlington, VA in
November. For more than three decades Farley has
been a dedicated advocate, providing leadership at
the national and state levels and on behalf of
individual elders harmed by poor care. Farley
pursued better elder care first as a bachelor’s level
nurse, and as both volunteer and executive director
with KABC. She provides leadership nationally on
various work groups, and served as President of
NCCNHR (now Consumer Voice) in the 1990s.
Farley, now a lawyer pursues justice for elders who
have suffered harm due to poor care.
Winter
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Volume 33, Issue 4
Liz Resnick, JT & Keely Compton; Teri Wiley & son
Dean Manwaring; Eric
Ketzel; Earl Nehring &
daughter Nancy Nehring.
A video previewed with
original footage of Petey and
Jessie along with
recollections from Margaret
Farley, Barbara Sabol, and
Lee Ketzel. Film student
Brandon Clasen produced
the excellent retrospective.
The Joe Schoonover Trio
entertained throughout.
We offer our thanks to the Sponsors and guests
who made this 40th celebration a special success.
Ombuds Changes
Three long serving ombudspersons Cynthia Bailey, James
Grooms & Phylis Toumberlin retired this year. Two of
three staff positions are filled.
NEW - Camille Russell is a lifelong
advocate committed to the service of her
fellow Kansans. She covers Region 7,
southeast KS counties.
NEW - Sue Schuster,
former ombudsperson and long-time
advocate, serves Region 2, northeast
Kansas counties. Sue is excited to again
have the opportunity to work with
residents, families, ombuds volunteers,
and facility staff.
Gina Elliott had served the southeast
KS region. She has been transferred to
serve residents in Johnson, Wyandotte
& Leavenworth counties in Region 3.
Visit the Ombud website for details:
http://ombudsman.ks.gov/home
QUESTIONS? Call KABC Toll-Free: 800-525-1782
Mitzi E. McFatrich, Executive Director
“A d v o c a t i n g fo r Q u a l i t y L on g - Te r m Ca r e ”
Nursing Home Poor Performance Trends
The following list represents 64 Kansas nursing homes with 10 or more deficiencies for each of their THREE
most recent inspections. The number of deficiencies cited during the most recent inspection survey are
indicated here. The range in Kansas is 0 to 34 deficiencies. The average number of deficiencies in Kansas
is 8.4, and the national average is 6.8. In addition, those facilities in bold have been cited for actual harm,
immediate jeopardy, and/or deficiencies classified by CMS as “mistreatment” of residents during their
most recent inspection survey. Currently, 345 licensed nursing homes (NF/LTCU/NFMH) provide care in
Kansas. Data is taken from the deficiency statements on the Kansas Department for Aging & Disability
Services (KDADS) website and CMS Medicare.gov website. Data is current to of December 1, 2015.
If you have questions, or would like additional information, please contact KABC toll-free 800-525-1782.
Tanglewood Nursing & Rehab
Ottawa Retirement Village
Victoria Falls
Hutchinson Health & Rehab
Wheatland Nursing & Rehab
Peabody Health & Rehab
Arma Care Center LLC
Kansas City Presbyterian Manor
Mission Village Living Center, Inc.
Shawnee Gardens Healthcare & Rehab
The Legacy on 10th Avenue
Flint Hills Care Center
Trego Manor
Via Christi Village - Hays, Inc.
McPherson Health & Rehabilitation
Manorcare Health Services
Fort Scott Manor
Country Care, Inc.
Morton County Hospital
Smoky Hill Rehabilitation Center
Good Samaritan Society
Indian Creek Health Care Center
Richmond Healthcare and Rehab
Iola Nursing & Residential Care
Brandon Woods at Alvamar
Overland Park Nursing and Rehab
Gove County Medical Center
Pinnacle Ridge Nursing & Rehab
Caney Nursing Center
Meridian Nursing & Rehab
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Topeka
Ottawa
Andover
Hutchinson
Russell
Peabody
Arma
Kansas City
Horton
Shawnee
Topeka
Emporia
Wakeeney
Hays
McPherson
Topeka
Fort Scott
Easton
Elkhart
Salina
Dodge City
Overland Park
Richmond
Iola
Wichita
Lawrence
Overland Park
Quinter
Olathe
Caney
Wichita
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Bonner Springs Nursing & Rehab
Great Bend Health & Rehab
Life Care Center of Kansas City
Diversicare of Hutchinson
Hilltop Lodge Nursing Home
Alma Manor
Good Samaritan Society
Rossville Healthcare & Rehab
Rolling Hills Health & Rehab
F.W. Huston Medical Center
Smith Center Health & Rehab
Wheat State Manor
The Legacy at Park View
Pratt Health & Rehab
Golden Livingcenter - Kaw River
Cherry Village
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Prairie Sunset Home, Inc.
Tonganoxie Nursing Center
Park Villa
Medicalodges Leavenworth
Villa St. Francis
Hamilton County Hospital
Pleasant Valley Manor
Life Care Center of Wichita
Decatur County Hospital
Plaza West Regional Health
Golden Livingcenter
McCrite Plaza Health Center
Providence Place
Mount Joseph Senior Village
Medicalodges Douglass
Bonner Springs
Great Bend
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Beloit
Alma
Minneapolis
Rossville
Wichita
Winchester
Smith Center
Whitewater
Ulysses
Overland Park
Pratt
Edwardsville
Great Bend
Garden City
Pretty Prairie
Tonganoxie
Clyde
Leavenworth
Olathe
Syracuse
Sedan
Wichita
Oberlin
Topeka
Lansing
Topeka
Kansas City
Concordia
Douglass
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Nursing Home Positive Performance Trends
The following list represents 11 Kansas nursing homes with 5 or fewer inspection deficiencies for each of
their THREE most recent inspections. None of these inspection deficiencies cited were for actual harm,
immediate jeopardy, or mistreatment. The Caritas Center of Wichita has had FOUR consecutive
inspections with zero deficiencies. The number of deficiencies cited on inspections in Kansas range from
0 to 34. The average number of deficiencies in Kansas is 8.4, and the national average is 6.8. Currently,
345 licensed long-term care facilities (NF/LTCU/NFMH) provide care in Kansas. Data was taken from
deficiency statements from the Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services (KDADS) and from the
CMS Medicare.gov website, and is current as of December 1, 2015. If you have questions, or would like
additional information, please contact KABC toll-free 800-525-1782.
Moundridge Manor
Moundridge
Caritas Center, Inc.
Larksfield Place
Halstead Health & Rehabilitation
Schowalter Villa
Ottawa County Health Center
Medicalodges Paola
Brookdale Rose Hill
Salina Presbyterian Manor
Bethel Home
Anderson County Hospital
Wichita
Wichita
Halstead
Hesston
Minneapolis
Paola
Shawnee
Salina
Montezuma
Garnett
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Honoring Loved Ones
In Loving Memory of
Jim Graves
Emilee Wells
from
Andrea Leavitt & Dana Lambert
Petey Cerf
from
Lauren & Vivien Jones
Elizabeth Dann Jones
Jean Edward & Maxine Ruth Solden
from
Linda Mason
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Barbara Oden
from
Margaret Farley
Arthur Burgess
Maynard Bauleke
from
Earl Nehring
In Honor of
Warren Robinson
from his children
Bess & Steve Horton
Joe & Susan Robinson
Frances Lincoln Fischer
from
Marjorie Anne Dozier
KABC staff personally respond to your inquiries about long-term care. Toll-free: 800-525-1782 or email: info@kabc.org
“A d v o c a t i n g fo r Q u a l i t y L on g - Te r m Ca r e ”
Advocacy in Action - December 2015
The ever-growing State budget gap will be Priority
One when the legislature returns to Topeka
January 11. Options for filling the budget deficit
are few: further cuts to State programs vs. raising
revenues through changes in the tax structure.
Since the governor has said he is not interested in
making changes to the tax structure, we can
expect further discussion around cuts to service
programs serving elders, such as Medicaid.
Throughout the process, KABC will advocate for
policies that promote improved health outcomes
and quality of life for Kansas elders and
responsible oversight to assure safe long-term care.
KABC legislative priorities for the 2016 session
include:
1) Advocate for long term care services which
deliver improved health outcomes and quality
of life for older adults.
 Improving nurse staffing levels in nursing
homes remains KABC’s highest priority.
Legislation was introduced during the 2015
session to raise the Kansas nurse staffing
minimum to a safe care standard of 4 hours and
26 minutes to avoid injury, illness and death of
elders. The current standard of 2 hours/per
resident/day, is inadequate and has not been
updated since 1980. HB 2201, remains alive for
2016 in the House Children and Seniors
Committee. Adequate nurse staffing is central
to all indicators of quality nursing home care.
 Kansas ranks among the states with the
highest use of anti-psychotic drugs to
chemically restrain residents with dementia
related behaviors. The high usage of these
drugs is directly related to low staffing, making
it an important outcome measure of quality
care. Kansas is 47th worst in the U.S. in usage
of anti-psychotics drugs on elders.
 KABC stands for adequate funding of home
and community-based long term services and
closely monitors the KanCare/Medicaid
demonstration program. The State’s most
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recently published Medicaid Assistance reports
show that 1500-1600 fewer older adults are
being served in nursing homes and at-home
through KanCare than were served prior to its
adoption in 2013. And, this at a time when the
older adult population is significantly on the rise.
2) Advocate for responsible government oversight
of long term care services serving frail elders.
 Vigorous oversight and enforcement of state and
federal laws which govern care in nursing home is
another measure of quality. KABC is raising the
concern of the continuously increasing lag time
between nursing home inspections. The State is
required by law to annually inspect every nursing
home every 12 months on average. The State’s
current average is nearly 16 months. Due to the
State’s tardiness in inspecting facilities, elders in
poor performing facilities suffer poor care and the
facilities avoid making corrections for an
additional four months. This quality indicator,
combined with a chronically understaffed
inspection unit causes serious concerns around
the quality and safety for nursing home residents.
KABC is calling for funding to assure adequate
staff to inspect nursing homes’ compliance with
federal and state law within the required
timeframes. Older residents’ health and safety are
at risk without compliance oversight and
enforcement.
3) Advocate for access to dental and mental
health services for older adults.
 KanCare and Medicare provide for limited oral
health care for adults but does not address the
specific needs of elders such as routine oral care
or for gum disease, maintenance or dentures.
Serious health conditions may occur due to the
lack of care, such as chronic, unchecked, infection
resulting in falls, confusion, delusion,
dehydration and malnutrition from the inability
to chew food.
 KABC works in coalition with mental health
advocates to assure access to affordable mental
health services.
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Consumer Assistance
To report abuse, neglect and exploitation occurring in adult care
homes, contact the KDADS hotline: 800-842-0078
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Friday
by FAX: 785-296-0256 (fax must be addressed to Carolyn
Anderson, Mary Jane Kennedy and Ernie Beery)
by email: CarolynAnderson@kdads.ks.gov
ALF
Assisted Living Facility
ADC
Adult Day Care
BCH
Boarding Care Home
HP
Home Plus
IMR
Intermediate Care Facility for the
Mentally Retarded
KanCare customer service hotline
866-305-5147
LTCU
Long-Term Care Unit in a hospital
NF
Nursing Facility
KanCare Ombudsman Kerrie Bacon
855-643-8180
KanCare.Ombudsman@kdads.ks.gov
NFMH
Nursing Facility for Mental Health
RHCF
Residential Health Care Facility
CMP
Civil Monetary Penalty (Fines)
CMS
Centers for Medicare/Medicaid
Adult Abuse in the community hotline
800-922-5330 (24/7)
(Also for reporting care home abuse/neglect after hours)
Aging & Disability Resource Centers (ADRC)
855-200-2372
Kansas Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division
800-432-2310
For assistance with concerns/problems with adult care homes,
call the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman
877-662-8362
www.kansasombudsmanksgov.com
Elder Law Hotline
888-353-5337
To report suspected Medicare fraud: 800-876-3160
For info about Medicaid, call: 888-369-4777
For no-cost mediation regarding problems with Medicare
Providers, call the Kansas Foundation for Medical Care (KFMC)
800-432-0770
Centers for Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS) Website
www.medicare.gov/nhcompare/home.asp
For one-stop long-term care home information
Kansas Advocates for Better Care
Toll-free: 800-525-1782
Email: info@kabc.org Website: www.kabc.org
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Licensing Categories &
Abbreviations
Services
CO
Correction Order
d/b/a
doing business as
IDR
Informal Dispute Resolution
LSC
Life Safety Code Survey
NOTC
No Opportunity To Correct
SFF
Special Focus Facility - historically
noncompliant facility providing substandard
quality of care, and is inspected two times per
year, per 1998 CMS initiative.
KABC Privacy Policy
Kansas Advocates for Better Care (KABC)
protects your privacy. KABC maintains
password-protected computerized data files
regarding financial support. We do
not sell or share our membership
list or member financial information
with any other agency, and will not
divulge any personal information
about any members, contributors
or contacts without express written
permission.
“Advocating for Quality Long-Term Care”
Survey Results - Recommended Remedies
The Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services (KDADS) is responsible for regulating most licensed adult care homes.
The following information is reproduced from KDADS’ records, and is the most current made available to KABC as of Oct. 30,
2015. Notations such as payment denial, or terminate provider agreement are recommended remedies made by KDADS to
Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS) and does not mean it is imposed or provider agreement’s are terminated. CMS
may impose the stated remedy if a nursing facility doesn’t substantially comply by the date noted (KABC does not receive notice
of compliance). If CMS decides a remedy is warranted, a nursing facility receives formal notification. An abbreviated survey is an
investigation resulting from a complaint. Nursing facilities may appeal these actions, until a final settlement agreement is
reached with KDADS. Nursing facilities listed here are having problems with regulatory compliance, and should be scrutinized
carefully before making placement decisions. If you’d like further clarification call KABC toll-free, 800-525-1782.
Questions regarding the accuracy of this information or compliance status should be directed to KDADS, 800-432-3535.
Andover
Victoria Falls - NF
8/25/15: Abbreviated survey. No
KDADS onsite revisit. 1 complaint, 1
deficiency.
Arma
Arma Health & Rehab - NF
deficiency.
deficiency.
Bel Aire
Catholic Care Center - NF/ALF/RHCF
7/31/15: Abbreviated survey,
immediate jeopardy cited, history of
noncompliance, NOTC. Payment
denial for new admissions effective
8/24. Recommend termination from
Medicare program 1/31/16. CMS will
notify facility of any additional
remedies. Substandard Quality of
Care. 2 complaints, 3 deficiencies
including 1 immediate jeopardy & 1
ANE.
Belleville
Belleville Health Care Center - NF
7/7/15: Health survey, actual harm
cited. Payment denial for new
admissions effective 10/7.
Recommend termination from
Medicare program 1/7/16. Pressure
ulcer noncompliance.
9/8/15: First revisit of 7/7 health survey
& 2 complaints investigated. Remedies
continue. Pressure ulcer
noncompliance.
10/8/15: Second revisit & 1 complaint
investigated. (no remedy letter
available).
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Bonner Springs
Bonner Spgs Nursing & Rehab - NF
9/3/15: Health survey & 1 complaint
investigated, actual harm cited.
Payment denial for new admissions
effective 12/3. Recommend termination
from Medicare program 3/3/16.
Pressure ulcer noncompliance.
KDADS onsite revisit. 2 complaints, 2
deficiencies.
Caney
Caney Nursing Center - NF
9/21/15: First revisit of 7/28 health
survey. Payment denial for new
Termination of provider agreement
1/28/16. 9 uncorrected deficiencies
including 1 ANE.
10/27/15: Second revisit. 1 uncorrected
deficiency. (no remedy letter.)
Concordia
Sunset Home - NF/ALF/RHCF
immediate jeopardy cited. Payment
Care. 1 complaint, 5 deficiencies
ANE.
Chanute
Diversicare of Chanute - NF
8/5/15: Abbreviated survey. 4
Complaints investigated, 8 deficiencies
including 1 actual harm - no remedy
letter.
9/22/15: First revisit of 8/5 abbreviated
survey & complaint investigation.
from Medicare program 2/5/16. 6
complaints, 1 deficiency.
Clyde
Park Villa - NF
9/16/15: Abbreviated survey, actual
harm cited. Payment denial for new
Medicare program 3/16/16. 1
complaint, 1 actual harm deficiency.
Coffeyville
Medicalodges Coffeyville - NF
Colby
Colby Health & Rehab - NF
deficiencies.
Conway Springs
Spring View Manor - NF
ulcer noncompliance.
Dodge City
Good Samaritan Society - NF
Recommend terminate provider
agreement 10/7. 9 uncorrected
deficiencies.
Edwardsville
Golden Livingcenter TRS - NFMH
7/6/15: Health survey & 2 complaints
investigated, actual harm cited.
Making Elder Care Better Since 1975
effective 10/6. Recommend
termination from Medicare program
1/6/16. Pressure ulcer
noncompliance.
8/27/15: Revisit letter indicates
facility is in compliance. No payment
denial.
El Dorado
Golden Livingcenter - NF
deficiency.
Ellis
deficiencies.
Emporia
Emporia Presbyterian Manor-NF/ALF
deficiencies.
Fort Scott
Fort Scott Manor - NF
deficiencies.
Fowler
Fowler Residential Care - NF
deficiency.
Frontenac
Medicalodges Frontenac - NF
KDADS onsite revisit. 2 complaints,
2 deficiencies.
deficiencies.
Gardner
Meadowbrook Rehab Hospital LTCU
Care.
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Girard
Medicalodges Girard - NF
deficiency.
Goessel
Bethesda Home - NF/ALF
8/25/15: Abbreviated & partial
extended survey, immediate jeopardy
deficiencies. Substandard Quality of
including 1 immediate jeopardy.
Goodland
Good Samaritan Sherman Co. - NF
complaints, 2 deficiencies including 1
actual harm.
Great Bend
Cherry Village - NF/RHCF
deficiency.
Great Bend Health & Rehab - NF
survey. No KDADS onsite revisit. 1
complaint, 7 deficiencies.
KDADS onsite revisit. Pressure ulcer
noncompliance. 1 complaint, 1
deficiency.
Haysville
Diversicare of Haysville - NF/RHCF
deficiencies.
Hillsboro
Salem Home - NF
deficiencies.
Hutchinson
Ray E. Dillon Living Center-NF/ALF
8/26/15: Health survey, immediate
jeopardy cited, history of
remedies. 1 complaint, 4 deficiencies
Hutchinson Health & Rehab - NF
extended survey. Payment denial for
new admissions effective 10/29.
Medicare program 1/29/16.1
complaint, 2 deficiencies.
deficiencies.
Haviland
Haviland Health & Rehab - NFMH
extended survey, immediate jeopardy
cited, history of noncompliance,
NOTC. $10,000 CMP, payment denial
for new admissions effective 8/17.
agreement 1/24/16. Substandard
Quality of Care. 1 complaint, 4
deficiencies including 2 immediate
jeopardy & 1 ANE.
Iola
Windsor Place at Iola LLC - NF
deficiencies including 1 actual harm.
ANE deficiency.
Hays
Via Christi Village - NF/Alf
deficiency.
Jetmore
Hodgeman Co. Health Center LTCU
3 deficiencies.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Transitional Care - NF
deficiencies.
deficiencies.
Life Care Center - NF
Care. 3 complaints, 1 immediate
jeopardy deficiency.
Medicalodges Post Acute Center - NF
complaint, 2 deficiencies including 1
actual harm.
Providence Place - NF
deficiency.
ANE deficiency.
LaCrosse
Locust Grove Village - NF/ALF
deficiencies including 1 ANE.
Lakin
Kearny County Hospital LTCU
agreement 1/23/16. 2 complaints, 6
Lansing
1 deficiency.
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Lawrence
Brandon Woods at Alvamar NF/ALF/RHCF
8/20/15: MDS/Staffing Focus survey,
actual harm cited. Payment denial for
Quality of Care. 3 complaints, 6
deficiencies including 1 actual harm &
1 immediate jeopardy.
Pioneer Ridge Retirement
Community - NF/ALF
NOTC. Payment denial for new
remedies. Pressure ulcer
noncompliance. Substandard
Quality of Care. 3 deficiencies
including 1 actual harm.
Minneapolis
Leavenworth
Medicalodges Leavenworth - NF
1 deficiency.
Leoti
Wichita County Health Center LTCU
deficiencies including 1 actual harm
& 1 ANE.
Little River
Sandstone Heights - NF/ALF
3 deficiencies.
McPherson
McPherson Health & Rehab - NF
extended survey, immediate
jeopardy cited. Payment denial for
Merriam
Trinity Nursing & Rehab - NF
deficiency.
Mulvane
Villa Maria - NF
actual harm.
survey. No KDADS onsite revisit. 2
uncorrected deficiencies.
Neodesha
6/25/15: Health & extended survey,
immediate jeopardy & actual harm
agreement 12/25. CMS will notify
facility of any additional remedies.
Substandard Quality of Care. 2
complaints, 19 deficiencies including
2 actual harm, 1 immediate jeopardy
& 2 ANE.
Newton
Asbury Park - NF/ALF
deficiencies.
Kansas Christian Home - NF
“Advocating for Quality Long-Term Care”
Medicare program 12/24. CMS will
ANE.
Oakley
Logan County Manor LTCU
deficiencies.
5 deficiencies.
Olathe
Nottingham Health & Rehab - NF
7/31/15: Health survey & 10
complaints investigated, actual harm
& 1 ANE.
2 deficiencies.
9/23/15:Abbreviated survey. No
1 deficiency.
Royal Terrace Nursing & Rehab-NF
deficiency.
Osage City
Osage Nursing & Rehab - NF
5 deficiencies.
Ottawa
Ottawa Retirement Village - NF
deficiency.
Overbrook
Brookside Retirement Community-NF
deficiency.
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Overland Park
Brookdale Overland Park - NF/ALF
deficiency.
8/11/15: Abbreviated survey. (no
remedy letter) 4 complaints, 3
deficiencies.
noncompliance. 1 complaint, 18
ANE deficiency.
Indian Creek Healthcare Center - NF
Medicare program 12/24. CMS will
remedies. 18 deficiencies including 1
actual harm.
Promise Skilled Nursing Facility - NF
deficiencies.
Villa St. Joseph - NF
actual harm.
Parsons
Elmhaven East - NF
agreement 11/12. CMS will notify
facility of any additional remedies. 5
deficiencies including 1 ANE.
Elmhaven West - NF
cited, history of noncompliance, NOTC.
from Medicare program 2/14/16. CMS
will notify facility of any additional
remedies. 1 complaint, 6 deficiencies
Peabody
Peabody Health & Rehab - NF/RHCF
8/27/15: Abbreviated & partial extended
survey, immediate jeopardy cited.
10/9/15: First revisit of 8/27 abbreviated
survey. Remedies continue.
Westview Manor of Peabody - NF
7/20/15: Abbreviated survey. No KDADS
onsite revisit. 2 complaints, 2
deficiencies.
Pittsburg
9/9/15: Abbreviated survey, actual harm
admissions effective 12/9. Recommend
3/9/16. 1 complaint, 1 actual harm
deficiency.
Via Christi Village - NF/ALF
6/23/15: Abbreviated & partial extended
survey, immediate jeopardy cited.
from Medicare program 12/19. CMS will
notify facility of any additional remedies.
Substandard Quality of Care. 2
complaints, 3 deficiencies including 2
cited as immediate jeopardy and ANE.
Prescott
Prescott Country View - NF
10/1/15: Health & Extended survey,
actual harm cited. Payment denial for
new admissions effective 1/1/16.
Recommend termination from Medicare
program 4/1/16. Pressure ulcer
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Quality of Care. 3 complaints, 25
& 2 ANE.
Russell
Wheatland Nursing & Rehab - NF
deficiency.
Sabetha
Sabetha Manor - NF
7/31/15: Health survey, immediate
jeopardy cited. Payment denial for
remedies. 7 deficiencies including 1
actual harm & 1 immediate jeopardy.
Salina
Holiday Resort - NF
8/12/15: Health & extended survey,
Care. 1 immediate jeopardy
deficiency.
Smoky Hill Rehab Center - NF
1 deficiency.
Sedgwick
Diversicare of Sedgwick - NF
3 deficiencies including 1 ANE.
Smith Center
Smith Center Health & Rehab - NF
4 deficiencies.
St. Francis
Good Samaritan Society Cheyenne
County - NF
extended survey, immediate
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jeopardy cited. Payment denial for new
10/7/15: First revisit of 8/27
abbreviated survey. Remedies
continue. 1 complaint, 3 deficiencies
St. Mary’s
Community Hospital Onaga LTCU
complaint, 1 actual harm deficiency.
Topeka
McCrite Plaza Health Center - NF
8/19/15:Abbreviated survey. No
deficiencies.
Providence Living Center - NFMH
ANE deficiencies.
Tanglewood Nursing & Rehab - NF
harm cited, history of noncompliance,
admissions effective 7/8. Recommend
12/15. CMS will notify facility of any
additional remedies. Pressure ulcer
noncompliance. 4 complaints, 6
1 ANE.
The Legacy on 10th Ave. - NF
9/9/15: Revised health & extended
survey, immediate jeopardy cited,
history of noncompliance, NOTC.
ANE.
Wichita
4 deficiencies.
Manorcare Health Services - NF
5 deficiencies.
Meridian Rehab & Health Care - NF
KDADS onsite revisit. 4 deficiencies
including 1 ANE.
Wilson
remedies. 1 complaint, 27
1 ANE.
survey. Remedies continue. 2
complaints, 13 deficiencies including
1 actual harm.
Winfield
Kansas Veterans Home - NF/ALF
deficiency.
Winfield Senior Living - NF/ALF
ulcer noncompliance. 1 complaint, 2
“A d voc a ting for Q ual ity L ong -Ter m Car e ”
Enforcement Actions
The Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services (KDADS) is responsible for regulating most licensed adult care homes. The federal
government does not regulate licensed adult care homes. The following information is reproduced from KDADS records. This listing represents
civil monetary penalties/CMP (fines), bans on admission, license revocation actions, orders of correction/CO and other enforcement proceedings
by KDADS against licensed adult care homes other than nursing facilities, and for nursing homes that are private pay (no Medicare/Medicaid).
All facilities may appeal any of these actions until they have reached a final settlement agreement with KDADS. This information is the most
current available to KABC as of Dec. 8, 2015. Comments regarding the accuracy of this information should be directed to Kansas
Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS), 800-432-3535.
Cheney
Cheney Golden Age Home Plus - HP
8/12/15: Cs #15-SCCC-69: CO - *Functional capacity screen/
reassessment; *Delegation of duties; *Healthcare services/
standards of practice; *Disaster & emergency preparedness;
*Disaster & emergency preparedness/education; *Sample &
indigent medication program meds.
El Dorado
Vintage Place of El Dorado - RHCF
8/31/15: Cs #15-SCCC-74: CO - *Delegation of duties;
*Medication storage; *Disposition of medications; *Food
preparation.
Hutchinson
Brookdale Hutchinson - ALF
9/9/15: Cs #15-SCCC-65: $1,000 CMP: *Facility administration
of medications.
Lenexa
Sunrise Assisted Living of Lenexa - ALF/RHCF
8/31/15: Cs #15-SCCC-70: $1,000 CMP - *Staff treatment of
residents/ANE (immediate jeopardy.)
Manhattan
Stoneybrook Retirement Community - ALF
11/18/15: Cs #15-SCCC-84: $1,000 CMP: *Staff treatment of
11/24/15: Cs #15-SCCC-86: CO - *Mechanical requirements.
Ottawa
Ottawa Retirement Plaza - ALF
9/17/15: Cs #15-SCCC-75: CO - *Staff treatment of residents/
ANE (actual harm); *Healthcare services; *Food preparation.
Topeka
Legend at Capital Ridge - ALF/RHCF
9/21/15: Cs #15-SCCC-79: CO - *Food preparation; *Facility
food storage.
Lexington Park Assisted Living - ALF
9/9/15: Cs #15-SCCC-73: $8,000 CMP: *Staff treatment of
Oakley Place #1 - HP
8/18/15: Cs #15-SCCC-71: CO - *Food preparation;
*Construction.
Wellington
Cherished Friends - RHCF
8/31/15: Cs #15-SCCC-76: CO - *Healthcare services/standards of
practice; *Self administration of medications.
Wichita
Carrington at Cherry Creek - ALF
9/28/15: Cs #15-SCCC-80: CO - *Exercise of resident rights; *Resident
rights/telephone; *Community governance.
Comfort Care Homes #509 - HP
10/6/15: Cs #15-SCCC-82: CO - *Facility administration of medications.
Compassionate Care West - HP
8/11/15: Cs #15-SCCCB-10: Ban on new admissions (lifted 8/19)
8/11/15: Cs #15-SCCC-67: $10,000 CMP - *Disaster & emergency
preparedness (immediate jeopardy.)
9/9/15: Cs #15-SCCC-66: $2,500 CMP: *Healthcare services (actual
harm); * Resident record/documentation of incidents.
Cypress Springs Wichita - RHCF
9/17/15: Cs #15-SCCC-78: CO - *Staff treatment of residents/ ANE;
*Admissions negotiated service agreement; *Healthcare services;
*Medication storage ; *Medication regimen review; *Disaster &
emergency preparedness.
Larksfield Place Assisted Living - ALF/RHCF
12/8/15: Cs #15-SCCC-87: CO - *Facility administration of medications.
Marjorie’s Home, LLC - HP
10/9/15: Cs #15-SCCC-81: CO - *Construction.
Meadowlark Adult Care Home - HP
9/17/15: Cs. #15-SCCC-77: CO - *Plumbing & piping systems.
Regent Park Assisted Living & Memory Care - ALF/RHCF
11/9/15: Cs #15-SCCC-85: CO - *Health care services (actual harm);
*Infection control.
Reflections Residential Care - HP
8/12/15: Cs. #15-SCCC-68: CO - *Functional capacity screen.
The Homestead of Wichita - ALF
7/29/15: Cs #15-SCCCB-8: Ban on new admissions lifted.
Via Christi Village Ridge - ALF
8/31/15: Cs #15-SCCC-72: $3,500 CMP: *Staff treatment of residents/
ANE (immediate jeopardy.)
(*Indicates regulation violated )
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