WeCare at Monroeville: Call Lights Ignored 50 Minutes - PA
Federal inspectors found Resident R14's call light had been alarming for 50 minutes during their December visit. Resident R31's room alarmed for 47 minutes. Three other residents waited 19 to 22 minutes for help that never came.
"Heck no," Resident R26 told inspectors when asked if the facility maintains enough staff to care for residents. She sat unbrushed in a hospital gown at 12:50 in the afternoon.
Therapy employees described finding residents consistently unclean and malodorous. "Most, if not all, residents are not provided with the care they need," said one therapist. "Residents are left in bed and in soiled linen, call light response can be hours."
Another therapist reported residents sitting in soiled briefs during therapy sessions. "It does not appear that residents are being assisted to bathe," the employee said.
Residents filed formal grievances throughout the fall. Two complained they weren't receiving showers. Another grievance reported Resident R14 being left in a wheelchair. Resident R15's family filed a complaint about lack of incontinence care.
At resident council meetings, people repeatedly voiced concerns about call light response times and unchanged bed linens. In November, residents said they were told the facility was "too understaffed" to provide showers even when requested.
Fresh water wasn't being distributed. Snacks went unpassed. Nail care wasn't completed.
The nursing home administrator confirmed to inspectors that the facility failed to provide sufficient nursing staff for 16 of its 35 residents. The admission came during a December 29 electronic interview, acknowledging the facility couldn't maintain residents' basic physical well-being.
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WECARE AT MONROEVILLE REHABILITATION AND NSG CTR in MONROEVILLE, PA was cited for violations during a health inspection on December 29, 2025.
Federal inspectors found Resident R14's call light had been alarming for 50 minutes during their December visit.
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.