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   REPORT DIGEST   KILEY DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER 
    
  LIMITED SCOPE COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION For the Two Years Ended: June 30, 2007   Summary of Findings:   Total this audit 4 Total last audit 4 Repeated from last audit 1     Release Date: June 12, 2008 
 State of Illinois Office of the Auditor General WILLIAM G. HOLLAND AUDITOR GENERAL   To obtain a copy of the
  Report contact: Office of the Auditor
  General Attn:  Records Manager Iles Park Plaza 740 E. Ash Street Springfield, IL 62703 (217) 782-6046 or TTY (888) 261-2887   This Report Digest and Full
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                 SYNOPSIS 
   · The Center had inadequate documentation regarding restraint use.   · The Center’s resident files did not contain all required documentation.                                         {Expenditures and Activity Measures are summarized on the reverse page.}    | 
 
KILEY DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER
LIMITED SCOPE COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION
For The Two Years Ended
June 30, 2007
 
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  EXPENDITURE STATISTICS  | 
  
   
  FY 2007  | 
  
  FY 2006 | 
  
   
  FY 2005  | 
  
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       Total Expenditures 
  (All Appropriated Funds)    | 
  
   
  $27,902,865  | 
  
   
  $26,459,372  | 
  
   
  $27,946,760  | 
  
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       OPERATIONS
  TOTAL..................................  
           % of Total Expenditures........................  
            
           
  Personal Services...................................   | 
  
   
  $27,889,365 
  99.9% 
    
  $20,674,280  | 
  
   
  $26,445,872 
  99.9% 
    
  $20,148,412  | 
  
   
  $27,933,260 
  99.9% 
    
  $20,218,062  | 
  
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                  %
  of Operations Expenditures..........  
                  Average
  No. of Employees............  
                  Average Salary Per Employee.......     | 
  
   
  74.1% 
  385 
  $53,699  | 
  
   
  76.2% 
  407 
  $49,505  | 
  
   
  72.4% 
  411 
  $49,192  | 
  
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           Other Payroll Costs (FICA,
  Retirement)..  
                  %
  of Operations Expenditures.......   | 
  
   
  $3,887,189 
  13.9%  | 
  
   
  $3,204,514 
  12.1%  | 
  
   
  $4,639,483 
  16.6%    | 
  
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           Contractual Services...............................  
                  %
  of Operations Expenditures.......   | 
  
   
       $2,050,633 
                 7.4%  | 
  
   
  $1,811,390 
                 6.9%  | 
  
   
  $1,909,880 
        6.8%    | 
  
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           Commodities...................................................  
                  %
  of Operations Expenditures...................   | 
  
   
  $1,035,026 
  3.7%  | 
  
   
  $1,008,339 
  3.8%  | 
  
   
  $964,886 
  3.5%  | 
  
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           All Other Items......................................  
                  %
  of Operations Expenditures........     | 
  
   
  $242,237 
  0.9%  | 
  
   
  $273,217 
  1.0%  | 
  
   
  $200,949 
  0.7%  | 
  
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       GRANTS
  TOTAL..........................................  
           % of Total Expenditures........................     | 
  
   
  $13,500 
  0.1%  | 
  
   
  $13,500 
  0.1%  | 
  
   
  $13,500 
  0.1%  | 
  
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  Cost of Property and
  Equipment.................   | 
  
   
  $23,675,241  | 
  
   
  $23,160,266  | 
  
   
  $23,108,557  | 
  
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  ELECTED ACTIVITY MEASURES  | 
  
   
  FY 2007  | 
  
  FY 2006 | 
  
   
  FY 2005  | 
  
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       Average Number of Residents..............................   | 
  
   
  241  | 
  
   
  254  | 
  
   
  261  | 
  
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  Ratio of Employees to Residents...........................  
  Paid Overtime hours & Earned Compensatory Hours.................................................................  
  Value of Paid Overtime Hours & Earned Compensatory
  Hours...........................................   | 
  
   
  1.60/1 
   
  $3,739,572  | 
  
   
  1.60/1 
   
  $3,168,402  | 
  
   
  1.57/1 
   
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       Cost Per Year Per Resident.................................   | 
  
   
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  $135,751  | 
  
   
  $138,355  | 
  
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  *Department had not
  calculated at the close of fieldwork.  | 
  
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  FACILITY DIRECTOR  | 
  
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  During Audit Period: 
  Suzanne McWilliams (7/1/05 to 1/16/07); Vacant (1/17/07 to 5/16/07) 
                                       Mr. Waverly Robinson
  (Acting) (5/17/07 to 6/30/07) 
  Currently:                       Mr. Waverly Robinson (Acting)  | 
  
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 There was no evidence the Facility Director complied with the Mental Health Code which requires him to review all restraint orders daily                                           
 
 Some files for discharged residents did
  not have Notice of Discharge Forms    | 
  
   
 
 
 
 
 FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS   INADEQUATE DOCUMENTATION REGARDING RESTRAINT USE   The Center was not in compliance with the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code regarding the use of restraints.   Of 25 files tested, three residents had been restrained during the examination period and the following exceptions noted: 1) the person who orders the use of restraints is required to inform the Director within 24 hours; however, the forms were not dated so the 24 hour requirement could not be verified; 2) there was no evidence the Facility Director complied with the Mental Health Code which requires him to review all restraint orders daily; and 3) once restraint has been employed during one 24 hour period, it shall not be used again on the same recipient during the next 48 hours without prior written authorization of the Facility Director. However, one of the recipients was restrained during consecutive days without prior written authorization from the Facility Director. (Finding 1, pages 9-10)   We recommended documentation regarding restraint use be adequately maintained in accordance with State statute.   Department officials agreed with our recommendation and stated that the use of restraint will be communicated to the Facility Director in writing within 24 hours; a log will be initiated to indicate the Facility Director’s review of restraint orders; and staff will be re-trained in the proper definition and notification of “extended restraint”.   INCOMPLETE
  RESIDENT FILES   The Center’s resident files did not contain all required documentation.   Our review of 25 resident files disclosed the following exceptions:   · Three of seven files for discharged residents did not have Notice of Discharge Forms on file.  | 
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  Two of 25 resident files examined either did not contain
  evidence of a monthly review of the habilitation plan or did not contain a
  fully completed and up-to-date plan. 
  (Finding 2, page 11)
    
  Center
  Officials agreed with our finding and recommendation.
    OTHER FINDINGS  The other findings related to inadequate inventory controls and inadequate monitoring of accounts receivable. We will review progress toward implementing all recommendations in our next examination.   AUDITORS’ OPINION   We conducted a compliance examination of the Center as required by the Illinois State Auditing Act. This was a limited scope compliance examination. We also performed certain auditing procedures with respect to the accounting records of the Center to assist with the financial audit of the entire Department of Human Services. Financial statements for the Department will be presented in that report.         __________________________________ WILLIAM G. HOLLAND, Auditor General   WGH:KMC:drh   SPECIAL ASSISTANT AUDITORS  Our special assistant auditors on this audit were Martin & Shadid, P.C.      |