Fair Havens Center is a large, historic 269-bed, for-profit nursing home located at 201 Curtiss Parkway, Miami Springs, FL 33166. Fair Havens Center is owned by Fair Havens Center LLC. Fair Havens nursing home has been the subject of nursing home negligence lawsuits and state inspection surveys. Below are the publicly available Fair Havens legal claims against this Miami nursing home. The licensee is 40% owned by Philip Esformes.
Lawsuits Filed vs. Fair Havens Center LLC
The following lawsuits have been filed against Fair Havens Center LLC, the owner of Fair Havens Center, alleging negligence, neglect and/or abuse.*
Miriam Orta, as Personal Representitive of the Estate of Pura Cardenas v. Fair Havens Center, LLC
Allegations: The Complaint alleges that the staff at Fair Havens Center failed to ensure that Ms. Cardenas was not at risk of falls. Ms. Cardenas consequently suffered a fall which left her with permanent injuries.
Rosalba Perez on Behalf of Alba Moreno v. Fair Havens Center, LLC
Allegations: According to the Complaint, the staff at Fair Havens Center did not ensure that Ms. Moreno was safeguarded from falls, did not properly train staff, and did not timely respond to the call bell, among other allegations. As a result, Ms. Moreno suffered injuries, both physical and mental.
Catherine Jay as Personal Representative of the Estate of Fannie Billings v. Fair Havens Center, LLC
Allegations: While Ms. Fanning was a resident at Fair Havens Center, the staff failed to notice that her wounds were not healing properly. The facility did not notice that Ms. Fanning’s health had changed significantly for the worse and Ms. Fanning was eventually forced to amputate a limb given the severity of her infected wound.
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Fair Havens Center Inspections and Survey Results
The Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) will periodically inspect long term care facilities like Fair Havens Center. Recent inspection results for Fair Havens Center show that deficiencies have been found at the facility:
Standard Statement of Deficiencies Dated 11/8/2018
AHCA found that the facility failed to ensure one patient’s dignity. The patient had expressed concerns regarding his roommate’s behavior which included using the bathroom in a messy manner in an effort to bother the patient and insulting the patient. In the survey of the facility, AHCA also found that three out of seven residents did not have written documents related to their respective Advance Directives. In addition, the survey found that the facility did clean and store their dishware and utensils in properly sanitized conditions because the ceiling fans above the dish rooms were dusty and had not been cleaned in some time.
Fire/Life/Safety Statement of Deficiencies Dated 11/8/2018
An unannounced survey found that the facility did not properly ensure that the hazardous area was protected as a door was damaged. Another door was not latching properly and it was repaired during the survey.
Complaint Regarding Deficiencies Dated 12/6/2017
Several individuals, including family members of patients, staff, and a private caregiver, reported that there appeared to be a lack of linens for all of the patients, particularly towels and pads. Often, patients and staff had to wait for laundry to deliver fresh linens, and sometimes this occurred after a staff member’s particular shift.
