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Marquis Plaza Regency: 6 Deficiencies Found - NV
What followed contradicted that finding at nearly every turn....
Latest reports, citations, and penalties from CMS data
What followed contradicted that finding at nearly every turn....
The left leg was actively leaking fluid when staff finally decided emergency room evaluation was necessary....
The deficiency was cited under **federal regulatory tag F0812**, which governs nutrition and dietary requirements in skilled nursing facilities....
Accurate resident assessments are the cornerstone of nursing home care....
The footage, reviewed during a November 2025 federal inspection, captured Staff A at 6:45 a.m....
The incident occurred on August 22nd at White Sands Healthcare on North Lovington Highway....
The September 10 incident occurred at 9:35 AM in full view of staff members....
While inspectors did not document actual harm resulting from the hazards, the citation noted **potential for more than minimal harm** to residents....
The x-ray found a broken tibia....
The resident, identified only as Resident #2 in inspection records, weighed 130.8 pounds in September and had a feeding tube due to severe dementia....
The facility couldn't produce documentation that staff hired as recently as June had received mandatory training on basic care requirements....
On the night of May 11, a CNA was turning R2 toward the window when she reached across the bed for a washcloth....
Inspectors observed him doing none of that....
The drug was midodrine, prescribed on October 6, 2025, to treat hypotension....
Resident 71 scored a 5 on her mental status assessment, indicating severe cognitive impairment....
"It seemed like my toilet would not work for a long time," R8 said....
The facility's own corrective review told part of the story....
He had dementia, cerebral ischemia, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease....
What the record shows is this: Resident ID #2 was interviewed with the Social Worker and the Administrator present....
The Director of Nursing told inspectors that gowns, gloves, and masks were all required when caring for residents under those precautions....