Mission Point Health Campus: Dignity Violations - MI
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R202, was admitted to the facility in September 2025. He has Alzheimer's disease, depression, and anxiety. A cognitive assessment scored him at 8 out of 15, indicating moderately impaired cognition. On the night of January 8, 2026, he fell and was found lying on a mat beside his bed.
What happened next depends on who is telling the story.
LPN G, the nurse who responded, told investigators she left the room to retrieve a Hoyer lift and made a comment in the hallway, not to the resident directly. "I made the statement that he does this sht every night," she said. "I did not make the statement to the resident."
A nursing assistant in the room told a different story. CNA F said LPN G walked in and told the resident directly: "Every night you keep doing this shit." CNA F added that it was not said in a mean way, and that the resident responded by calling himself an sshole.
A registered nurse who was also present gave inspectors a sharper account. RN E said LPN G entered the room and told the resident, in what the RN described as a harsh and annoyed tone, "I am sick of this sht, you fall all the time." RN E further reported that LPN G said his "ss is always on the God dmn floor" and called the situation "bullsht." The resident, according to RN E, responded by apologizing and calling himself an sshole.
When inspectors interviewed LPN G the following morning, she denied saying anything inappropriate to R202. She acknowledged the resident fell frequently and had been throwing things on the floor that night, and said he had called himself an sshole during their interaction. She did not explain the discrepancy between her account and those of her two colleagues.
The facility had already been notified of the incident. The administrator received a report flagging LPN G's language after the fall. What followed that notification is not described in the inspection record.
The second resident cited in the report, R204, has respiratory failure and heart disease and scored 13 out of 15 on a cognitive assessment, indicating intact cognition. She filed a formal grievance on January 23, 2026, describing LPN G as having "a very bad attitude," saying the nurse told her to stay in her room, ignored a medication request, and was "very snotty."
R204 told inspectors what had prompted the stay-in-your-room order. One night, a resident across the hall had fallen and was calling out for help. After about 15 minutes with no staff response, R204 got into her wheelchair and went to find someone herself. She located a CNA and reported the situation. As she headed back to her room, she encountered LPN G, who told her repeatedly to go back to her room and said, "enough is enough."
R204 told inspectors the exchange made her feel angry.
Federal inspectors cited the facility for failing to treat both residents with dignity and respect, a deficiency classified as causing minimal harm or potential for actual harm. Two of five residents reviewed were named in the citation.
R202 was observed by inspectors on January 27, 2026, sitting up in his wheelchair. He said he felt tired. He answered questions appropriately.
He is a man with Alzheimer's disease who fell and ended up on the floor, and when a nurse arrived, she told him, in some version of events, that she was sick of it. He apologized. He called himself an *sshole. Nobody in the inspection record disputes that part.
Full Inspection Report
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Mission Point Health Campus of Jackson in Jackson, MI was cited for violations during a health inspection on January 29, 2026.
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R202, was admitted to the facility in September 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.