Woodstock Center for Nursing: No Bath Records for Months - GA
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R82, was incontinent of bladder and had fallen multiple times. He fell on June 24. He fell again on June 28, with injury. He fell a third time on June 30, also with injury significant enough to be classified as serious trauma. That last fall finally prompted staff to add new interventions to his care plan, including one-on-one activities and incontinent care during rounds.
The grievance his daughter filed on June 9 came before any of those falls with injury. The facility's written response promised he would receive showers on scheduled days and bed baths on the days in between.
There was no paperwork to show any of it happened.
On August 25, the Director of Regulatory Compliance told inspectors directly: there were no bath sheets for R82 for May 2025 or June 2025. No documented showers. No documented bed baths. Nothing.
A nursing assistant interviewed that same week described the shower documentation process as routine. CNA RR said she filled out shower sheets immediately after giving a resident a shower. CNA SS described a careful process: knock on the door, introduce yourself, ask if the resident wants a shower, document the answer either way. If they refused, write it down and tell the nurse. If they accepted, document the shower and note any scratches.
For R82, across two full months, none of that paperwork existed.
The nursing assistant who cared for R82 on the day inspectors interviewed her mentioned getting him out of bed when he became anxious, moving him to a chair near the nurses' station so staff could watch him and he wouldn't fall. She did not mention bathing him.
His daughter's grievance was filed on June 9. The facility's promised response was never put on paper.
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Woodstock Center for Nursing and Healing LLC in WOODSTOCK, GA was cited for violations during a health inspection on August 28, 2025.
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R82, was incontinent of bladder and had fallen multiple times.
Health inspections identify deficiencies that facilities must correct. Violations range from minor documentation issues to serious safety concerns. Review the full report below for specific details and facility response.