Latest reports, citations, and penalties from CMS data
While the distinction between actual harm and potential harm is significant in regulatory terms, Level D citations should not be dismissed....
The Phoenix facility was directed to implement corrective measures and reported a correction date of November 20, 2025....
These rights are established under the Nursing Home Reform Act and enforced by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)....
The facility has since reported correcting the cited issues....
The facility has since reported a correction date of **December 11, 2025**....
Level D falls in the lower-middle range but is notably above the lowest tiers....
Inspectors determined that The Blossoms at Fort Smith failed to meet this standard....
The facility, located in Aurora, Ohio, has not submitted a plan of correction for the identified deficiency....
As of the latest reporting, the facility **has not submitted a plan of correction**....
The deficiency was classified as **Scope/Severity Level D**, meaning the violation was isolated in nature....
As of the most recent federal records, the facility has **not submitted a plan of correction** to address the cited deficiencies....
The Level E designation is significant....
Nursing home residents are disproportionately susceptible to foodborne illness....
Of particular concern, the facility has **not submitted a plan of correction** for the cited deficiencies....
The deficiency was one of **five total violations** documented at the facility during the survey....
The citation falls under the category of **Quality of Life and Care Deficiencies**....
The citation falls under the broader category of Quality of Life and Care Deficiencies....
The facility was cited under **five separate deficiencies** during the inspection and has not submitted a correction plan for any of them....
As of the most recent update, the facility **has not submitted a plan of correction**....
The facility has not submitted a plan of correction for the identified problems....