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Print Violation: OR0001012701

Provider Information


Avamere at Park Place

8445 SW HEMLOCK STREET
Portland, OR 97223

Provider ID
70M070
Administrator
Tatiana Misa
Phone
(503) 245-8985
Email
tmisa@avamerecommunities.com

Violation Details


Date
10/6/2015
Report number
OR0001012701
Type
Licensing Violation
Level
1 - No harm or potential for minor harm
Allegation
Failed to provide or maintain resident care equipment
Result
Substantiated
Findings
Toilet seat in bathroom is broken, is loose and has been that way for 3 weeks; flap at the foot of RV's shower is glued on and loose, fall risk; locked drawer in RV's room has been broken for 67 months4110540300(4)(i)Resident 1's toilet was found it to be in good condition. The facility already responded to the complaint and fixed it. On October 19, 2015, CS received another telephone call from Witness 1 indicating that Resident 1 ' s toilet was in need of repair again. When CS arrived at the facility, CS encountered Staff 6 who indicated that he/she repaired Resident 1 ' s toilet seal again; CS confirmed repair through an observation several minutes later. During this time, CS noticed that Resident 1 ' s wall facing Resident 1 ' s living room television was damaged by Resident 1 ' s wheelchair. CS asked Staff 6 if the hole & plaster tear could be covered with something to protect the wall from further damage. Staff 6 indicated that he/she will order a metal sheet to cover the damage and protect the wall from Resident 1 ' s wheelchair. During an inspection of Resident 1 ' s room on October 28, 2015, there were no locked broken drawers found. The flap in Resident 1's shower (to prevent water from going into bathroom sink/toilet area) was almost totally unglued and not secure. Staff 6 assured CS that he/she was still looking for an improved design that is out on the market. When CS returned to the facility on November 10, 2015, Staff 6 sought CS out to demonstrate that the flap had been replaced with the improved design he/she was looking for.