Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center Complaints

Background Information on Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center

Located at 1217 West Fayette Street in Baltimore, MD 21223 (phone number 410-727-3947), Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center is a for-profit nursing home that contains 156 certified beds. Fayette Center has been cited 21 times for health violations, which exceeds the national average by nearly three times and remains above Maryland’s statewide average of 15. The facility’s violations have ranged in type and number, including emergency water storage in a moldy room and failure to ensure safe and sanitary food practices and serving methods. As a whole, the Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center location is owned by Fayette Leasing Co., LLC, a corporate for-profit organization.

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Lawsuits Against Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center for Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Allegations

The following lawsuits have been filed against Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center:

• DONNA HILTON vs Fayette Health And Rehabilitation Center, et al
• TAMEKO DOWER vs Second Option Op Co., LLC, et al [incl. Fayette Health And Rehabilitation Center]
• PROGRESSIVE REHAB SERVICES LLC vs Millennium Health And Rehabilitation [incl. Fayette Health And Rehabilitation Center]

Deficiencies at Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center for Resident Care Violations

March 11, 2019 Inspection at Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center

In March of 2019, Fayette Health and Rehab Center underwent a required health inspection that uncovered unsanitary conditions in the facility’s food service. Boxes of chemicals, including detergents, were located in the same space as foods, and residual dried food debris was found on baking pans that could contaminate other food. In addition, fish such as tilapia were served at 100 degrees Fahrenheit internal temperature, when the USDA guidelines specify 145 degrees as the safest minimum temperature for fish and shellfish. Fourth floor residents some distance from the main kitchen area were being served the tilapia for some time after it had been at its warmest.

Additionally, some residents were not fed at scheduled times, and another resident who required frequent dressing changes to a wound did not receive regular changes, sometimes going as long as a whole day without wound attention. If a wound like a bed sore goes untreated it could lead to an infection and possible sepsis. A different resident experienced sudden and dramatic weight loss of more than 40 pounds in one week, and this change in health was not reported to the resident’s physician.

July 17, 2020 Inspection at Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center

In the facility’s July 2020 inspection, Fayette again received health-related citation notification, this time as a result of its practices surrounding emergency equipment. The facility’s automated external defibrillator (AED)—a system that can detect an irregular cardiac rhythm and deliver a shock to restore the heart to a functional beat in case of an emergency cardiac event—was not used in the case of an unresponsive resident. When EMTs questioned why the AED was not used, the staff at Fayette Health and Rehabilitation Center explained that the AED was broken. The facility was issued a statement of deficiency for its lack of a company-wide system to monitor and appropriately replace the batteries and function of its AED systems within the building.

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Disclaimer

*The above does not mean your loved one would be in harm at this facility. Each facility gets inspected often. Almost all facilities have deficiencies. Many face civil lawsuits. You should not make a facility placement decision based solely on the above information. Each case is different. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome or indicate an expected outcome on your particular case. The above prior lawsuit information is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The information is not provided in the course of an attorney-client relationship and is not intended to substitute for legal advice from an attorney. This individual case information above is publicly filed information gathered from the publicly filed complaint. This information and these cases are not the work of this law firm. The inspection results are provided from public government agency surveys. The state Department of Health conducts a survey of all nursing home facilities at least once every 15 months. The deficiencies listed on this page may have been corrected after the date of the inspection and date of publishing this material. Citations, ratings and deficiencies are current as of the date of this post and will change later on. The inspection findings published are not complete. You may find the most up to date information at medicare.gov. This material is not endorsed by the facility or by any governmental agency. Speak with an attorney immediately if you believe you have a viable case against a nursing home, assisted living facility or medical facility.