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POTOMAC, MD â A 22-year-old medication technician at a Potomac senior living facility has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly donning a disguise to fatally shoot an 87-year-old resident in his room on Valentine's Day, according to Montgomery County Police....
The facility has since submitted a plan of correction and reported that corrective measures were implemented by **December 19, 2025**....
The January 19, 2026 incident is the latest in a disturbing pattern of neglect, abuse and resident deaths at the facility that critics say has faced woefully inadequate consequences....
The state is seeking nearly $124 million in combined restitution, disgorgement of overpayments, civil penalties, and damages....
The standard applies broadly, covering physical abuse, verbal or psychological abuse, sexual abuse, financial exploitation, and neglect....
The notice must include the reason for transfer, effective date, destination, appeal rights information, and ombudsman contact details....
The facility has not submitted a corrective action plan, raising questions about its commitment to resolving the identified care shortfall....
Investigators also discovered two additional vulnerable adults locked inside a room at the facility with no means of escape....
Staff A, a certified medication technician, was preparing medications when a registered nurse gave her a cup of medications intended for Resident ID #2....
However, the "potential for more than minimal harm" designation is significant....
The review comes as federal data reveals that state survey agencies have cited nearly half of all certified nursing homes nationwide for pharmaceutical services deficiencies during recent inspections....
When waste is not handled according to established protocols, several risks emerge....
The finding marks the second time in less than a year that the facility has received an immediate jeopardy citation â the most serious designation federal and state regulators can issue....
BOSTON, MA â Tony Francis, the 59-year-old former chief executive of Edgar P....
53, orders the Rensselaer facility to reinstate certified nursing assistant Nicolas Parker, who was terminated approximately three hours after learning he had been elected as a union delegate for 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East, as reported by McKnight's Long-Term Care News....
The facility has not submitted a plan of correction....
The regulation also requires that residents be supported in exercising their rights without interference....
Thaddeus Moose, 64, of Charleston, passed away on April 14, 2025, at the Ralph H....
The facility has **not submitted a plan of correction** for the cited deficiencies, according to inspection records....
The resident hit her head during the fall and was found bleeding on the floor at Aviata at Englewood....