Woodside Health: Resident Rights Violations - FL
The resident knew it, too. "It doesn't come in from Pharmacy and then my cycle has to start over," the resident told inspectors. "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."
The antibiotic was Cubicin, ordered at 500 milligrams every 48 hours starting October 18, 2025, with a course running through November 11. The medication administration record shows the first dose was never given on October 19, and the drug wasn't reordered until five days later, on October 24.
Then it happened again. Nursing notes from October 26 record that the Cubicin was not administered because the facility was waiting on pharmacy delivery. There is no documentation that anyone called the prescribing physician to report the missed dose. The drug was also not given on October 28 and October 30.
The October 28 note offers a different explanation: the resident had refused that dose, saying the last one had been given the morning before. A nurse practitioner was notified and agreed to reschedule. But on October 30, staff recorded that the medication "was completed on 10/29/25," suggesting the course had ended, though a new order starting October 31 appeared in the November records almost immediately.
That order ran through November 3. On November 2, the antibiotic was not administered again. The nursing note reads: awaiting Cubicin from pharmacy.
The medication was reordered on November 5 to continue through November 11, the original end date.
Inspectors cited the deficiency at a level of minimal harm or potential for actual harm. The resident's own words suggest they understood exactly what was happening to their treatment, and had been watching the pattern repeat.
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WOODSIDE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER in NAPLES, FL was cited for violations during a health inspection on December 1, 2025.
"It doesn't come in from Pharmacy and then my cycle has to start over," the resident told inspectors.
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.