The October 29 incident involved a resident who had been admitted just days earlier with congestive heart disease, anxiety, and Type 2 diabetes.
The October 29 incident involved a resident who had been admitted just days earlier with congestive heart disease, anxiety, and Type 2 diabetes.
Grand Manor houses 112 residents, with eight requiring pureed meals due to swallowing difficulties o...
South Hampton Place staff left the resident unattended in the shower room because the person "prefer...
She uses a walker to move around the facility and requires supervision with daily activities like ba...
Resident 86 confirmed to federal inspectors on November 17 that he had already finished breakfast wi...
Resident 80 had long fingernails with a dark substance under the left-hand nails when inspectors arr...
The locking mechanism was protruding outward, clearly visible to anyone passing by....
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