Admissions to Nashville nursing home suspended
Posted: Jun 10, 2015 10:32 AM CDT Updated: Jun 10, 2015 10:33 AM CDT
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee Health Commissioner John Dreyzehner has suspended new admissions to a nursing home
in Nashville.
A statement from the state Health Department says Donelson Place Care and Rehabilitation Center was ordered on June 4 to stop taking new admissions
based on conditions at the facility during a complaint visitation and a following visit on May 19. The statement sent Wednesday says the order will remain effective until problems have been corrected.
According to the statement, surveyors found violations of standards that include administration, nursing services, social work services and resident rights.
Dreyzehner also imposed a monetary penalty of $3,001.
Donelson Place has the right to request a hearing over the matter.
in Nashville.A statement from the state Health Department says Donelson Place Care and Rehabilitation Center was ordered on June 4 to stop taking new admissions
based on conditions at the facility during a complaint visitation and a following visit on May 19. The statement sent Wednesday says the order will remain effective until problems have been corrected.According to the statement, surveyors found violations of standards that include administration, nursing
services, social work services and resident rights.Dreyzehner also imposed a monetary penalty of $3,001.
Donelson Place has the right to request a hearing over the matter.
Read more: http://www.wsmv.com/story/29286288/admissions-to-nashville-nursing-home-suspended#ixzz3cl2z2uBo
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