Woodside Health: Staffing Level Violations - FL
The resident was receiving Cubicin, an antibiotic delivered intravenously every 48 hours to treat osteomyelitis, a serious infection of the bone. The order ran from October 18 through November 11, 2025. The medication was not administered on October 19. It was not administered on October 26, October 28, or October 30. It was not administered on November 2.
"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."
When nurses documented the missed dose on October 26, they noted the medication was awaiting pharmacy delivery. There was no record that a physician was told.
Two days later, on October 28, a nursing note recorded that the resident had refused the dose and believed it had already been given the day before. A nurse practitioner was notified and agreed to reschedule. By October 30, staff documented the medication as completed, but the November records show a new order had to be entered with a start date of October 31 and a discontinue date of November 3.
On November 2, the medication was again not given. The nursing note read: awaiting Cubicin from pharmacy. The medication was reordered a third time on November 5, extending through November 11.
The inspection report rated the harm level as minimal or potential. The resident, who tracked the every-other-day schedule closely enough to know when the cycle had been broken, was still waiting on a drug the facility already knew it needed to have on hand.
Full Inspection Report
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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 was receiving Cubicin, an antibiotic delivered intravenously every 48 hours to treat osteomyelitis, a serious infection of the bone.
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.