Marine Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation: Odor Violations - TX
Resident 88 had been moved to the secured unit at Marine Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation on August 21, 2025, transferred there because he had been wandering....
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Resident 88 had been moved to the secured unit at Marine Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation on August 21, 2025, transferred there because he had been wandering....
The citation covered a pattern of failures, meaning inspectors found the problem was not an isolated incident....
Federal health inspectors cited Aviata at Tallahassee on September 19, 2025, for the deficiency under a category that covers quality of life and care....
Federal health inspectors visited Highland Chateau on September 19, 2025, and left with 27 deficiencies documented....
That last citation sits in a category regulators call a pattern, meaning inspectors found it happening more than once, to more than one person....
Federal inspectors found that Trinity Grove, a nursing home in Wilmington, could not demonstrate that commitment....
Inspectors came on September 18, 2025....
Those activities include bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and mobility....
The specific finding: the facility was not providing safe, appropriate dialysis services to a resident who required them....
Care planning was among the problems they documented....
That was the finding inspectors documented at Western Convalescent Hospital following a complaint investigation concluded in September 2025....
The assessment in question is called a Braden scale, a standardized tool nursing homes use to measure how likely a resident is to develop a pressure ulcer....
The inspection, triggered by a complaint, documented a physical fight between two residents, identified in the report as Resident 1 and Resident 5....
Inspectors classified it as an isolated violation with no documented actual harm, but with potential for more than minimal harm to the people living there....
No resident was documented as having been harmed....
The inspection, completed September 30, 2025, stemmed from a complaint....
One of those deficiencies was a citation under infection control rules covering COVID-19 vaccination....
The deficiency covered two of the most consequential gaps a long-term care facility can have: dementia care and abuse prevention....
The inspection, conducted September 18, 2025, centered on a single resident, identified in records only as Resident 1....
Inspectors classified the meal and snack problem as a pattern, meaning it wasn't a one-time lapse....