St Peters Post Acute: Resident Rights Failures - MO
Inspectors documented the sequence during a complaint investigation completed November 25, 2025. CNA F and CNA G were working together in the resident's room. CNA F removed a urine-soaked brief from the bed and dropped it in a trash can, then used the mechanical lift controls to raise the resident, still wearing the same gloves. CNA G, also still gloved from the same care, pulled up the resident's pants, picked up a cell phone and looked at it, set it back down on the nightstand, and dragged a wheelchair across the room before sitting down to steady it.
CNA F completed the transfer, lowering the resident into the wheelchair. Then CNA G, gloves still on, took the resident out of the room.
When inspectors interviewed CNA G that afternoon, the aide knew exactly what should have happened. Gloves should be changed, CNA G said, and hands washed when care was completed and before touching anything else. The Director of Nursing confirmed the same standard a half hour later: no wearing the same gloves after peri care to touch other items, change gloves, wash hands, new pair before moving on.
What CNA G described as the rule and what CNA G did were not the same thing.
The violation was cited under infection control standards and tagged at a level of minimal harm or potential for actual harm, affecting a few residents. The cell phone CNA G picked up mid-task, set back on the nightstand, and presumably would pick up again later went unaddressed in the report.
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ST PETERS POST ACUTE in SAINT PETERS, MO was cited for violations during a health inspection on November 25, 2025.
Inspectors documented the sequence during a complaint investigation completed November 25, 2025.
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.