Center at Park West: Dementia Care Failures - CO
It wasn't happening.
Federal inspectors who visited the facility at 3727 Parker Blvd on October 23, 2025 found that the process the director of nursing described so clearly had broken down for multiple residents. The signed acknowledgment forms were not where they were supposed to be. The residents and families who should have reviewed those plans had not confirmed receiving them.
The director of nursing laid out the chain of responsibility herself during an interview with inspectors that evening. The admitting nurse owned this task. The form had a specific name: the Acknowledgment of Care Plan. Once signed, it went into the resident's electronic medical record. The director said all of this without apparent awareness that inspectors were there precisely because it had stopped being true for some of the people in her building.
A baseline care plan is among the first things a resident is supposed to receive when entering a nursing home. It sets out the initial plan for their care — what needs they have, how staff will meet them. When families don't receive it, or can't confirm they did, they have no documented starting point for understanding what the facility has committed to doing.
The violation was cited at the lowest level of harm. No resident was found to have been injured as a result. But the gap the inspectors documented was not a paperwork technicality. It was the difference between a family who knew what care their loved one was supposed to receive and one who did not.
The director of nursing described a system that should have worked. The inspection found residents for whom it hadn't.
Full Inspection Report
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CENTER AT PARK WEST LLC, THE in PUEBLO, CO was cited for violations during a health inspection on October 23, 2025.
The signed acknowledgment forms were not where they were supposed to be.
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.