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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which maintains the Special-Focus Facilities (SFF) list, gave Arbor Court a one-star rating.
During the past three years, the facility has received a total of $272,024 in federal fines. Due to its history of violations and substandard care, the facility has been eligible for the SFF list for 15 months.
Arbor Court was cited due to violations that led to a resident’s death last December. The resident was given two medications that had a known risk for causing a dangerous interaction and internal bleeding. The facility had an electronic monitoring system that issued a warning to staff about this interaction. Unfortunately, the warning was ignored by nursing staff, and the resident’s doctor was not notified. The resident died from gastrointestinal bleeding.
Another resident died in January of last year after falling from a machine that was transferring her from her bed.
Aspire of Primghar was also added to the SFF list. This facility has had nine federal fines in the past three years for a total of $265,168. This facility has been eligible for SFF status for more than a year and a half.
In 2022, Aspire was cited for violating federal regulations 26 times. Some of the violations include:
Iowa state records show a resident of Aspire suffered an injury when her wheelchair went off a ramp. Her chair rolled backward and dropped three or four feet to the ground, causing the resident to hit her head against a building. The resident subsequently had to be taken to the emergency room three times for multiple injuries, which included:
These three other facilities in Iowa have been added to a separate CMS list of poor-performing nursing homes. Long-term-care facilities on this list are eligible for SFF status and may be moved to this list when an opening becomes available:
This long-term care facility has been federally fined six times. That last fine, assessed in October 2022, was for $196,247.
CMS assessed Granger with a one-star rating due to the outcome of its health inspection. The facility was given two stars for poor quality of care and insufficient staffing. Granger was also assessed with a single federal fine in three years for $57,469.
CMS gave Iowa City Rehab two stars for poor quality of care and one star for staffing and health inspection. The facility was also assessed with $5,000 in fines a year ago.
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