Woodside Health: Drug Storage Violations - FL
The resident had been prescribed Cubicin, an antibiotic delivered by IV every 48 hours, starting October 18. The first missed dose came the very next day. The medication wasn't administered on October 19, and the order had to be restarted on October 24.
Then it happened again. And again.
The antibiotic was not given on October 26, October 28, or October 30. A nursing note from October 26 recorded that the dose was skipped because the facility was waiting on pharmacy delivery. There was no documentation that anyone told the physician.
The resident noticed. "It's not come in from Pharmacy and then my cycle has to start over," the resident told staff. "I don't know why they don't order it a day in advance because they know I get it every other day, but they don't have it here."
When the November medication record was reviewed, the same pattern held. A new order ran from October 31 through November 3. On November 2, the dose was again not administered. A nursing note that day recorded the same explanation: awaiting Cubicin from pharmacy. The medication was reordered again on November 5, this time to continue through November 11, the original end date of the treatment course.
Across the full treatment window, the drug meant to clear a bone infection arrived late, restarted, lapsed, and restarted again. The physician was documented as being notified only once, on October 28, and that notification came after the resident had already missed multiple doses.
The inspection, completed December 1, 2025, cited the deficiency as causing minimal harm or potential for actual harm.
The resident, who had asked a simple question about why the facility didn't order the medication a day early, never got an answer documented anywhere in the record.
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WOODSIDE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER in NAPLES, FL was cited for violations during a health inspection on December 1, 2025.
The resident had been prescribed Cubicin, an antibiotic delivered by IV every 48 hours, starting October 18.
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