Medication errors in Asheville, North Carolina
We found 10 nursing homes in Asheville. Below are local facilities whose recent CMS deficiency text matched themes related to medication errors (7 matches in the current extract).
- Elevate Health and RehabilitationAsheville, NC0 deficienciesOverall rating 1 of 5Fines: $0
- Bear Mountain Health and RehabilitationAsheville, NC0 deficienciesOverall rating 3 of 5Fines: $0
- River Bend Health and RehabilitationAsheville, NCAbuse icon0 deficienciesOverall rating 1 of 5Fines: $0
- StoneCreek Health and RehabilitationAsheville, NC0 deficienciesOverall rating 3 of 5Fines: $0
- Emerald Ridge Health and RehabilitationAsheville, NC0 deficienciesOverall rating 1 of 5Fines: $0
- The Laurels Of Greentree RidgeAsheville, NC0 deficienciesOverall rating 5 of 5Fines: $0
- The Laurels of Summit RidgeAsheville, NC0 deficienciesOverall rating 4 of 5Fines: $0
- Example: Elevate Health and Rehabilitation
- Example: Bear Mountain Health and Rehabilitation
- Example: River Bend Health and Rehabilitation
- Example: StoneCreek Health and Rehabilitation
- Example: Emerald Ridge Health and Rehabilitation
Frequently asked questions
- What CMS data relates to medication errors in Asheville, North Carolina?
- Nursing Home Reporter surfaces CMS Care Compare ratings, deficiencies, and penalties in Asheville, North Carolina. Related inspection themes may include F755, F756, F757, F760, medication, pharmacy, drug. This is informational, not a legal conclusion.
- How are nursing homes flagged for medication errors?
- We match recent CMS deficiency text and related inspection themes against keywords for medication errors. A match highlights facilities to review; it is not proof of neglect or liability.
- Where does the rating and inspection data come from?
- Facility ratings, deficiencies, fines, staffing metrics, and abuse icons come from official CMS Care Compare / Provider Data Catalog extracts that we refresh periodically.
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