Aliya Of Palos Park
ALIYA OF PALOS PARK in PALOS PARK, IL — inspection on November 24, 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
bumped herself on the dresser, V12 checked and no bruising was present, she did not inform the nurse because nothing happened to her, R3 had no marks. V2 said, she told V12 that if anything happens with a resident, she was to let the nurse know right away. V2 said, V12 was suspended pending investigation, and it had to happen during her shift. V2 said, R3 is 1 person assist. V2 said, the nightstand was right next to the bed and it was moved right away.On 11/24/25 at 12:27 pm V16 (R3's Physician) said the facility staff made him aware of the incident and R3 is in hospice but he still ordered for R3 to be sent out due to hitting her head. V16 said, the CNA needed to report this incident to the nurse. V16 said, R3 ended up with clavicle fracture however at [AGE] years old she is small and weights only around 98 pounds and she has fragile bones. V16 said, not sure how the incident could have been avoided as the resident jerked during care and how the CNA (V12) could have known the resident would jerk during care. V16 said, he was not in the room when the incident happened, and this is what the CNA has reported. V16 said, not sure if the jerking is avoidable, we want to say all fractures are avoidable but that is not always the case. V16 said, if R3 jerked and the diagnosis of Osteoarthritis will contribute to the fracture, his bones (V16) are stronger than hers and if that would have been him, no fracture would happen. V16 said, due to R3's age and being in hospice, we are not focusing on osteoporosis, she has no padding on her body and will break her bones more easily.R3's 10/28/25 Incident Report documents in part: Upon morning rounds CNA informed nurse that resident had some discoloration to her left side of her head and her left shoulder.
Upon assessment nurse noted the discoloration in those areas, the patient denied having any pain and states she is unsure of what happened.
The patient is confused at baseline. (Incident happened around 3:30 am and nurse on duty was not made aware until around 7:30 am)R3's (10/28/2025 at 7:40 pm) Nursing Note: R3 returned to the facility from Hospital around 7:30 with dx of clavicle fracture and scalp bruise.
The patient's vitals within her baseline, and no signs nor symptoms of pain nor distress.Facility's Certified Nurse Aide job description documents in part: 19.
Observe and report any physical or emotional changes observed in the residents including any complaints or grievances made by the resident. 24.
Report all hazardous conditions and equipment to the nurse immediately.
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