Latest reports, citations, and penalties from CMS data
The April 28 inspection of Glendale Home, operated by the Schenectady County Department of Social Services, produced four deficiency citations....
It touched enough of the facility's operations that regulators placed it in the broadest possible scope category short of an immediate jeopardy finding....
Federal health inspectors visited the facility on April 28, 2026, responding to a complaint....
Federal health inspectors visited The Eleanor Nursing Care Center on April 28, 2026, responding to a complaint....
The inspection, completed April 28, 2026, produced two deficiency citations total....
The inspection, completed April 28, 2026, identified two deficiencies total....
Inspectors found the facility had not met that standard....
Inspectors found the facility deficient in providing care and assistance to residents unable to perform activities of daily living on their own....
The deficiency was one of two cited during the complaint investigation....
That finding, documented on April 28, 2026, is the kind of citation that tends to get buried in regulatory databases....
For residents who have lost the physical capacity to do those things independently, a nursing home's staff is not a convenience....
The citation was classified as a pattern, meaning inspectors found this wasn't an isolated slip on a single day in a single unit....
A plan of correction is not optional paperwork....
The inspection report documents no actual harm to a resident....
It was one of six deficiencies inspectors cited during the same visit....
That number, 31, is not a rounding error or a cluster of paperwork technicalities....
Federal health inspectors completed a complaint investigation at the facility on April 28, 2026, and documented 10 separate deficiencies....
Inspectors arrived on April 28, 2026, responding to a complaint....
At Meadowbrook Manor, that didn't happen on time....
A complaint investigation completed April 28 resulted in four deficiencies cited against the facility....