Glenburnie Rehab: 14 Deficiencies, No Corrections - VA
The inspection, completed October 29, 2025, cited the facility under F0657, which covers the development and revision of individualized care plans. Inspectors rated the level of harm as minimal or potential for actual harm, and noted that some residents were affected.
Pressure injuries, which develop when sustained pressure cuts off blood supply to skin and underlying tissue, typically form over bony prominences like heels and the base of the spine. They can be deceptively dangerous. Intact skin can mask damage running deep into tissue, and wounds already open can worsen rapidly without close monitoring and consistent treatment.
The inspection record references the facility's use of ManukaMed wound dressings, a honey-impregnated product designed for daily dressing changes. The manufacturer's own instructions specify that the dressing requires daily application to monitor healing progress. The product works by releasing medical-grade Manuka honey into the wound bed while absorbing dead tissue and reducing wound odor. That daily cadence is not incidental. It exists precisely because pressure wounds can shift quickly, and a care plan that does not reflect current wound status leaves nurses and aides working from outdated instructions.
What inspectors found, across multiple residents, was that the documentation guiding that care had not kept pace with what was actually happening at the bedside.
Glenburnie Rehab & Nursing Center operates at 1901 Libbie Ave in Richmond's near west end. The complaint inspection covered 26 pages of findings. The care plan deficiency appeared on page 11.
For the residents whose wounds were being tracked with tools designed for daily reassessment, the gap between what the care plan said and what the wound required was not a paperwork problem. It was the difference between a nurse walking into a room knowing what she was looking for and one walking in without that map.
Full Inspection Report
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GLENBURNIE REHAB & NURSING CENTER in RICHMOND, VA was cited for violations during a health inspection on October 29, 2025.
The inspection, completed October 29, 2025, cited the facility under F0657, which covers the development and revision of individualized care plans.
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.