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<br />Facility / date: <br /> <br />Resident Services Yes <br />No <br />N/A <br />Comments/Other Observations <br />(please number comments) <br />15. Were residents asked their preferences or opinions about the <br />activities planned for them at the facility? <br />Yes 15., 15a., 15b. Carol Woods has an <br />activities calendar for the full week, <br />Activities scheduled for the day of the <br />visit included a discussion of volunteer <br />social service opportunities in the <br />community (starting at 10:00 a. m), <br />and a trip to the N. C. Symphony that <br />evening Assisted living residents can <br />and do attend these general Carol <br />Woods activities. One resident said <br />that there will be a chocolate tasting <br />“social” in Assisted Living that <br />afternoon. She also said that there is <br />bridge and boche ball for assisted <br />living residents. <br /> <br />17. 17a. & 17b. Several residents who <br />were asked said that the food and <br />dining are good. <br /> <br />19. Staff from the Inter-Faith Council <br />for Social Services of Chapel Hillwere <br />conducting the above mentioned <br />session on volunteer opportunities in <br />social services in the community. See <br />above comment on15. 15a. & 15b. <br />15a. Was a current activity calendar posted in the facility? Yes <br />15b. Were activities scheduled to occur at the time of your visit <br />actually occurring? <br />Yes <br />16. Do residents have the opportunity to purchase personal items of <br />their choice using their monthly needs funds? <br />N/A <br />16a. Can residents access their monthly needs funds at their <br />convenience? (#16 and 16a pertain only to residents on <br />Medicaid/Special Assistance. NHs $30 per month. ACHs <br />$66 minus medication co-pay and full cost OTC drugs) <br />N/A <br />17. Are residents asked their preferences about meal & snack <br />choices? (Adult Care Home residents should receive snacks <br />3X per day. Nursing Home residents should be offered snacks <br />at bedtime.) <br />Yes <br />17a. Are they given a choice about where they prefer to dine? Yes <br />17b. Did residents express positive opinions regarding their dining <br />experience (the food provided)? <br />Yes <br />17c. Is fresh ice water available and provided to residents? N/A <br />18. Do residents have privacy in making and receiving phone calls? Yes <br />19. Is there evidence of community involvement from other civic, <br />volunteer or religious groups? <br />Yes <br />20. Does the facility have a functioning: Resident’s Council? <br /> Family Council? <br />Yes <br />Yes <br /> <br />Areas of Concern Exit Summary <br />Are there resident issues or topics that need follow-up or <br />review at a later time or during the next visit? <br /> <br />There were no specific issues requiring follow-up at the next <br />visit <br />Discuss items from “Areas of Concern” Section as <br />well as any changes observed during the visit. Give <br />summary of visit with Administrator or Supervisor-In- <br />Charge. Does the facility have needs that the <br />committee or community could help address? <br /> <br />The visit team met with the Nursing Director for <br />assisted living at Carol Woods. Team members <br />commented on resident satisfaction with the care, food, <br />and activities at Carol Woods. The DON noted the <br />emphasis that Carol Woods gives to resident care in <br />assisted living. She also commented on around the <br />clock and integrated approach to nursing care for <br />assisted living residents and the treatment of residents <br />with dementia as full members of the community. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />