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When a surveyor walked through the rooms with the Assistant Director of Nursing on the morning of November 20, both containers were visibly overfilled....
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R3, told inspectors he used the cream when his arm ached and the drops when his eyes felt scratchy....
The shower records helped explain why....
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R1, required two staff members for most activities of daily living....
Inspectors who arrived at the 537 E....
The finding came from a complaint inspection completed November 19, 2025....
She depends on staff and a mechanical lift to move between her bed and her wheelchair....
The resident told the inspector themselves....
Spiriva is not an oral medication....
She refused Spironolactone every single day in October 2025....
He or she said checking on residents every two hours for toileting was about all that was possible....
Inspectors observed the aide, identified as TMA-A, crushing the capsules at 9:09 a.m....
Eight days earlier, on November 9, staff had also started the resident on a probiotic to supplement antibiotic therapy....
The inspection, conducted in response to a complaint, took place on November 17 and 18, 2025....
What they found was a facility that had accepted a medically complex patient without verifying it had the staff or supplies to keep him alive....
The nurse on the unit explained where everyone had gone....
Not the regional nurse consultant....
The resident, identified in inspection records as Resident R1, was admitted to Fairview Manor in December 2018....
The patient, identified in inspection records only as R1, is a male resident who cannot reposition himself....
The resident, identified in inspection records only as R2, had already been documented as high risk for falls....