within 6 months, at referral processes its expense, for its not adhered to at to support them the service level. in meeting the needs of care recipients. People The approved 3 June 2016 The Quality Agency Sanctions Care Pty provider is not provided the expire Ltd eligible to receive Department with a 3 December Australian report of evidence of 2016 Two Government serious risk to care Sanctions subsidies for any recipients. new care recipients Against The Department for a period of Services: identified that the 3 months. Hibiscus following issues in House Revocation of the Quality Agency’s Nursing approved provider report posed an Home status, unless an immediate and adviser, approved severe risk to care Orchid by the recipients’ safety, Commonwealth, health or with the appropriate Restraint skills, qualifications use not and background to monitored assist the approved provider to comply with their responsibilities in Lack of relation to care and adequate services, is nutrition and appointed by the hydration approved provider for a period of Lack of 3 months. appropriate wounds Revocation of approved provider status, unless the approved provider Falls risk agrees to provide relevant training not within 3 months, at undertaken its expense, for its or staff to support addressed them in meeting the to prevent needs of care recipients. Medication not managed safely and correctly and not as
within 6 months, at its expense, for its to support them in meeting the needs of care recipients. referral processes not adhered to at the service level. People Care Pty Ltd Two Sanctions Against Services: Hibiscus House Nursing Home Orchid The approved provider is not eligible to receive Australian Government subsidies for any new care recipients for a period of 3 months. Revocation of approved provider status, unless an adviser, approved by the Commonwealth, with the appropriate skills, qualifications and background to assist the approved provider to comply with their responsibilities in relation to care and services, is appointed by the approved provider for a period of 3 months. Revocation of approved provider status, unless the approved provider agrees to provide relevant training within 3 months, at its expense, for its staff to support them in meeting the needs of care recipients. 3 June 2016 The Quality Agency provided the Department with a report of evidence of serious risk to care recipients. The Department identified that the following issues in the Quality Agency’s report posed an immediate and severe risk to care recipients’ safety, health or Restraint use not monitored Lack of adequate nutrition and hydration Lack of appropriate wounds Falls risk not undertaken or addressed to prevent Medication not managed safely and correctly and not as Sanctions expire 3 December 2016