Mclean County Nursing Home
MCLEAN COUNTY NURSING HOME in NORMAL, IL — inspection on August 13, 2025.
Found 1 citation. Severity: Standard violations.
Health inspections identify deficiencies that facilities must correct within required timeframes. Violations range from minor documentation issues to serious safety concerns and are subject to follow-up verification.
Inspection Findings
service office. R89 stated on 6/30/25 at 8:40am, R89 spoke to V18 Social Service Director, and asked to get R89's wallet to check to make sure R89's credit card was in R89's wallet. R89 stated V18 could not locate R89's wallet or keys in the Social Service Office. R89 stated V1 Administrator was notified, and an investigation was started, and the local police department was called.On 8/12/25 at 12:54 pm V17 Social Service Assistant stated on 5/23/25 V17 was assisting V18 Social Service Director with admitting R89 and R91. V17 stated R89 told V17 that R89 had a wallet. V17 stated that when completing R89's inventory sheet, V17 did document that R89 had a wallet, cards and cash. V17 stated that this was in error. V17 stated that V17 accidentally forgot to delete this entry after admitting the R91, who did have a wallet. V17 confirmed that R89's property inventory did document that R89 had a wallet, and that V17 typed that it contained cards and cash. V17 confirmed that R89's inventory sheet documents that R91 did not have a wallet. On 8/12/25 at 1:08pm V18 Social Service Director stated on 6/30/25 at around 8:40am V89 approached V18 and requested to see R89's wallet. V18 stated that R89 described it as black with a hole in it, and had about $200.00 cash in it, credit cards, and that R89 also had keys locked up. V18 stated R89 wanted to make sure R89's credit card was in R89's wallet. V18 stated that R89 informed V18 that R89 had some charges put on R89's credit card and doesn't know why. V18 stated that R89 wanted to make sure R89's credit card was in still in R89's wallet. V18 stated that V18 didn't recall R89 giving V18 a wallet and asked who R89 gave it to. R89 stated R89 gave it to V17 Social Service Assistant. V18 could not locate the wallet/keys in Social Service office. V18 looked in the safe in the front office and it was not there. V18 searched R89's room with R89 present and did not locate a wallet or keys. V18 stated V18 immediately notified V1 Administrator.On 8/13/25 at 11:50am V1 Administrator stated on 6/30/25 V18 Social Service Director informed V1 that V18 could not locate R89's wallet that R89 gave to V17 Social Service Assistant when R89 was admitted to the facility on [DATE]. V1 stated on 6/30/25 V1 Administrator interviewed R89 who said that the day before (6/29/25) V23, R89's Son, brought in R89's credit card statement, and R89 noticed that there were five charges on the credit card that were suspicious and were charged while R89 was in the nursing home. V1 stated R89 asked V18 if R89 could see R89's wallet to make sure R89's credit card was still present. V1 stated that V18 could not find R89's wallet or R89's keys. V1 stated R89 was understandably very anxious about the missing items. V1 stated that R89 called the bank and the bank informed R89 there were five charges in June totaling $227.19, and all charges were at a local gas station/convenience store. V1 stated on 7/2/25 V1 and V18 interviewed V17. V1 stated V17 said on 5/23/25, V17 was completing the admission process for R89 and that the inventory included wallet, cards, cash. V1 asked V17, if R89 didn't have a wallet with R89, why did you put it on the inventory. V1 stated that V17 said that V17 was doing two admissions that day (R89 and R91) and documented the wrong person. V1 said, the were no other residents admitted to the facility on (May 23rd). V1 confirmed that R89's admission inventory documents that R89 had a wallet with cash and cards in it, and that R91's admission Inventory documents that R91 did not have a wallet.
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