Broadview Multi-Care Center

Evaluation Checklist

The Senior Living Guide published by Guide Publishing developed the checklist below for use in evaluating facilities such as Broadview Multi-Care Center. The checklist is provided for your use, by permission of Guide Publishing

Visiting Checklist

1. Make appointments
2. Visit every Facility
3. Take this Checklist with you.

We welcome the opportunity to answer these questions about our facility.

GENERAL:
 Does the home provide the level of care needed. i.e. Skilled; intermediate?
If needed, is the home certified for Medicare and/or Medicaid?
Can residents stay if their payment source is converted to Medicaid?
If there a waiting period for admittance?
Is a trial period required if possible for resident or facility to evaluate placement?
What are the admissions Qualifications?
Discuss the admission contract and all services and charges. Are financial and other important matters (refunds,etc.) specified?
What are the visiting Hours? Are there any restrictions for residents or visitors?
What transfer agreements are there with which local hospital(s) or nursing home(s)?
Ask to see the list of deficiencies based upon the annual license survey and the plan for correction.
Ask to see the facility's rules.
Determine the facility's rules regarding physician coverage.
THE FACILITY
Are nurse and emergency call buttons located and operational at each resident's bed and bathroom facilities? Are there reading lights and adequate easy chairs?
Is the facility free from obvious hazards? Are there handrails and grab-bars present in hallways and bathrooms?
Is there adequate privacy for each bed and bathing toilet facility?
Is there a lounge where residents can chat, read, play games, watch TV, use a public phone or just relax away from their own rooms?
Does the nursing home have an outdoor area where residents can get fresh air and sunshine?
Is there an adequate number of wheelchairs, walkers, etc. for patients who need them?
Is there a fire and disaster plan posted and practiced? Are there smoke detectors and an automatic sprinkler system?
DINING
Is the dining area adequate, attractive and inviting?
Observe a meal. Does the food look appetizing and is it served on time and at the proper temperatures?
Are the meals varied daily? How are special diets handled?
Are meals served at normal times, with plenty of time for leisurely eating?
Do residents who need it get help eating whether in the dining room or in their own room?
Are nutritious between-meal snacks available?
Determine how the staff handles a nutritional problem with a resident and what is their protocol?
Does the facility offer a select menu, or are the meals predetermined?
ATMOSPHERE
Do residents, other visitors and volunteers speak favorable about the facility?
Is the atmosphere and attitude of the staff members warm, pleasant and cheerful?
Do residents look well cared for and generously content?
Are the residents allowed to wake and go to bed when they choose?
Are residents allowed to wear their own clothes, decorate their rooms, and keep a few prized possessions on hand?
Does the home have an efficient system to prevent the loss of personal belongings?
SERVICES
Is there a physician on staff or call? Are licensed nurses on each floor or wing?
Does the home have adequate staff to respond to call buttons when residents need help?
How are roommates selected? If there is a problem, can a room transfer be made in a timely manner?
Is a program of physical, occupational, restorative, and other therapies available for residents who need it?
Does the home have a varied program of recreational, cultural, and intellectual activities for residents?

Are activities offered for residents who are relatively inactive or confined to their rooms?

Do residents have an opportunity to attend religious services and talk with clergy?
Is there an active resident's council which encourages residents to participate in the governing of the facility? Is there a copy of the resident's Bill of Rights?

For additional information about the Senior Living Guide, you can contact the publisher at:
Guide Publishing
1180 Bell Road
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
440-338-5233

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Broadview
Multi-Care Center

5520 Broadview Road
Parma, OH 44134
216-749-4010
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