Perry Lutheran Homes Earns Deficiency-Free State Surveys
Perry Lutheran Homes, an area leader in senior living and care, is pleased to announce that both King’s Gardens Campus and Spring Valley Campus received deficiency-free surveys from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals (DIA).
On average, only ten percent of nursing facilities in the nation and five percent of facilities in Iowa receive the deficiency-free designation. Perry Lutheran Homes’ King’s Gardens Campus underwent its annual state survey from November 29 – December 2, and Perry Lutheran Homes’ Spring Valley Campus from November 22 – 23.
“I’m incredibly proud of our team for this high achievement of excellence. Our services meet or exceed rigorous state and federal standards which is a great comfort to our residents’ families. Not only do we strive for excellence in safety and quality, we work to put the needs of our residents first, helping them engage in life and to live and thrive with meaning and purpose,” said Melissa Gannon, COO and Administrator of Perry Lutheran Homes.
State surveyors arrive unannounced to conduct extensive, on-site surveys. Over several days, they interview staff, residents, and residents’ family members; observe care and procedures; and check records. Inspectors then use their findings to judge a community’s performance on safety measures, quality of care, medication management, hygiene, cleanliness, confidentiality, resident rights, food service and more.
About Perry Lutheran Homes
Perry Lutheran Homes is your locally owned and managed, Christian Caring Community serving Perry and surrounding communities for over 65 years. Perry Lutheran Homes offers innovative, personalized, Christ-centered living and care at three campuses in Perry, IA – Spring Valley Campus, King’s Garden’s Campus and Eden Acres Campus. Services include independent and assisted living, award-winning memory care, in-home care, respite care, skilled nursing care, rehabilitative therapy, intermediate and long-term care, end-of-life care and meals on wheels.
As I am a past board member, this is such wonderful news. I feel the sense of accomplishment the whole organization is feeling. My heartfelt congratulations on this fine definition of mission.
Thank you so much Bill. We miss you and pray you are well.