Helia Healthcare Of Energy
HELIA HEALTHCARE OF ENERGY in ENERGY, IL — inspection on September 4, 2025.
Found 1 citation. Severity: Standard violations.
Health inspections identify deficiencies that facilities must correct within required timeframes. Violations range from minor documentation issues to serious safety concerns and are subject to follow-up verification.
Inspection Findings
denies hearing voices. V10 said that she asked R1 what bad thoughts meant and R1 did not explain
jeopardy to resident health or her but continues to get denials. V10 stated she had gotten accepted into a facility and then R1 was safety sent to the hospital and then that facility denied her. V10 stated she was going to keep trying as R1 needs to be at a behavioral facility and with other residents her age. V10 stated she has sent out
trying to place R1 in another facility.On 8/21/2025 at 9:33AM, V2 stated the plan for R1 was to continue to see the Psych Nurse Practitioner and send to the emergency room when behaviors arise and continue Suicide Watch. V2 stated she understood that some of the items that were in R1's room are considered a risk but V2 stated this is her home and we must follow Long Term Care Regulations.
V2 stated we try to keep it like home. V2 stated we had R1 in a nice Suite but due to behaviors starting in June we had to move her to a different room for better visual checks on R1. V2 stated, We are not a behavioral facility. V2 stated I will keep R1 with 1:1 at all times until R1 is placed in a facility that is more equipped to handle a behavior resident. V2 was asked if she has done any type of training to the nursing department related to Behaviors, or Suicidal Residents and how to handle the situation if behaviors arise. V2 stated, I had training years ago, but I have never done any type of training to the staff here at the facility. I will get with Corporate and see what types of training they want me to do. V2 stated (R1) has been on 1:1 since yesterday. V2 stated she feels like R1 is manipulating the staff with her behaviors but said we still must deal with that type of behaviors as well.On 9/2/2025 at 11:52AM, V1 was asked if he knew if the referral was ever made for R1 with (Name of Counseling Center) that was recommended in the Progress Note on 4/14/25 by the hospital, V1 stated the facility does not do that and those types of referrals have to go through the hospital. V1 was asked if (Name of Counseling Center) ever comes to the facility to make visits with R1 and V1 stated no but she does have the hotline to call if ever she needs to call. V1 was asked if he knew why R1 sometimes would call 911 on her own when she is having behaviors, V1 stated she does that on her own before the nurse gets to call for help. V1 stated R1 has a phone and has the right to call the hotline as well as 911 when she wants to.On 8/22/2025 at 12:50PM, V12 (Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner) stated she visits R1 on a weekly basis and visits are held in R1's room. V12 stated, This facility is not the right placement for this type of resident with her mental health issues.
V12 stated the services that R1 needs are not available here, R1 needs to be in a Psychiatric facility with clients more her age. V12 stated she was unaware of a call light cord present in R1's bathroom.
V12 also stated she didn't notice all the cords present in R1's room such as cords to bed remotes, television cords, or a chair present in the room. V12 was asked if she felt those types of objects could be used to cause harm or have a successful attempt at suicide. V12 stated, Yes, they really could, and they do not need to be present in her room at all. V12 stated, Anytime someone makes the statement that they want to commit suicide and especially with a plan, should be taken very serious.
V12 stated R1 has an excessive manipulatory behavior. V12 stated, I have always told the facility if (R1) ever makes the statement that she wants to die or wants to kill herself, they are to send (R1) straight to the Emergency Room. V12 stated, The facility should have never accepted this resident as she requires more services than the facility can accommodate. V12 stated R1 has behaviors if she doesn't get her way. V12 stated she is unsure what the facility will do as they have tried to place her several places, but everyone denies her. V12 stated she was not sure what the plan is for R1 at this point, but she does feel R1 has to have 1:1 at all times due to her being ambulatory and could retrieve harmful items from another resident's room. V12 stated there is a risk that R1 would harm herself if given the opportunity especially when her behaviors escalate.The facility policy titled Suicidal Threats dated [NAME][TRUNCATED]
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