Asbury Village Assisted Living Deficiency Free

July 20th, 2020 | Press Releases

Asbury Village Assisted Living and Memory Care of Coffeyville (KS), is the latest Legend Senior Living® property to undergo an unannounced infection survey and earn a zero-deficiency rating. The Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) conducted a spot inspection of the residence for Infection Control on July 14, 2020 and reported no deficiencies in protocols, procedures or practices. Legend Senior Living owns and operates 40 senior living residences in six states. All of the Legend residences surveyed have passed their Infection Control inspections deficiency-free.

“To reach our goal of zero deficiencies in every Legend community, we strive to exceed required standards for all of the six states in which we operate. With the coronavirus pandemic, we implemented infection control precautions, and completed thousands of hours of training in order to equip associates and residents with the information and skills needed to reduce their risk of infection,” said Kristin Sutton, RN, BSN, Vice President of Clinical Services for Legend Senior Living. “The survey results speak volumes to the staff’s commitment to the residence and the residents we serve. This accomplishment offers residents and their families peace of mind knowing that the residence is operating at or above the highest standard of quality service, environment and care.”

Each senior living residence in Kansas must pass an unannounced infection control survey. Surveyors conduct observations, documentation reviews and interviews with staff, residents and families, which drive the outcomes of the survey and highlight any potential areas that would require further review.

During an inspection, KDADS surveyors review a sampling of clinical records, policies and procedures, and other relevant documents. They also conduct interviews with residents, family members, staff, visitors and volunteers.

The routine standard for every Legend Senior Living residence ensures that it will be survey-ready every day. “We accomplish this through our quality management and quality review processes to ensure all regulatory items are at or exceeding compliance standards,” Sutton said.