Lomond Peak Nursing: Infection Control Failures - UT
The aide, identified in the report as DA 2, told inspectors that to prevent allergic reactions he kept a close eye on the food, changed gloves, and used different utensils. Inspectors observed him doing none of that. He used the same knife. He used the same gloves.
The Dietary Manager knew about both fish-allergic residents. He told inspectors that kitchen staff should change gloves every time they moved stations or touched anything, and that he preferred staff not handle food with gloved hands at all. Then he said there were no cross-contamination concerns because the chicken and fish had been cooked.
The Director of Nursing said she was not aware of any residents in the facility with fish allergies.
Inspectors also found unlabeled and undated food in resident refrigerators. The Dietary Manager said he wasn't sure who was responsible for maintaining those refrigerators and confirmed kitchen staff weren't doing it. The Director of Nursing said night-shift nurses were responsible. Items in the refrigerators, the report noted, were not labeled or dated as required.
The facility's own outside food policy requires all prepared items brought in by family to be labeled with contents and dated, consumed within three days, and discarded if not. Whether any of the unlabeled items found during the inspection had been there longer than three days, the report does not say.
Two residents with a fish allergy ate in a kitchen where a dietary aide handled fish with contaminated gloves and a knife he had not changed. Whether either resident received a meal from that plate, the inspection report does not say.
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Lomond Peak Nursing and Rehabilitation, LLC in Ogden, UT was cited for violations during a health inspection on October 9, 2025.
Inspectors observed him doing none of that.
Health inspections identify deficiencies that facilities must correct. Violations range from minor documentation issues to serious safety concerns. Review the full report below for specific details and facility response.