Sunny Acres Nursing Home
SUNNY ACRES NURSING HOME in PETERSBURG, IL — inspection on August 28, 2025.
Found 2 citations. 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
and assisted (R2) they have been getting hurt. It really does take two people. If I don't have help, then
(if she wants a shower). If there are no other staff to help, (R2) gets a bed bath. (R2) toilets on the
the right equipment.
Her wheelchair and the commodes do not fit her and so her recliner is the only place for her to go right now.On 8/27/25 at 12:45 PM, V13 (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant) stated (R2) has had a recent weight gain.
Staff brought to our attention that the shower chair and (R2's) wheelchair are too small now.
The largest commode they have here is a size 28 inch and (R2) would probably need larger than that. V13 confirmed that the facility's shower chair is suitable for R2, but her wheelchair and the available commodes are too small to use. On 8/27/25 at 1:10 PM, V1 (Administrator in Training), stated (R2) is adamant that they (showers) occur first thing in the morning. It is a busy time of day for staff, so we have an aide that comes in early. I am not sure why there wouldn't be enough staff to at least get her transferred to the shower chair though.
That seems doable for staff to get completed. We have been searching for a commode since we don't have one the appropriate size for (R2).
Her wheelchair does not fit her either. We realize these are accommodations that need met to care for (R2) properly.
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Sunny Acres Nursing Home 19130 Sunny Acres Road Petersburg, IL 62675
behind the detector, so they had to pull it out to dry.
All the rooms on this side (Rose Lane) drip when
hallway has tan stains surrounding the air vents on the ceilings. V2 stated (V4, Maintenance
It's been an issue for close to a month.
When it is hot, the vents will drip onto the floor.
The rooms on [NAME] Lane are the ones affected. V2 confirmed the dark gray speckled areas around the smoke detector in R1 and R8's room and the dark black speckled area on R4's ceiling. V2 stated the damage appears to be from water or moisture in the ceiling. On 8/27/25 at 11:20 AM, V4 (Maintenance Supervisor) Confirmed there he has had work orders for the water dripping in [NAME] Lane rooms. V4 stated I believe the room for the work order was room [ROOM NUMBER] or 9 (R14 or R15 and R16's rooms). We had fans blowing constantly in the ceiling.
That pulls warm air from the outside and it meets the cool air which causes the moisture. R4 confirmed R17's room has a large black speckled area on the ceiling and over R4's bed there are gray scattered areas on the wallpaper and ceiling. V4 stated There is a vent directly above (R4's) bed and the moisture could be coming from the vents blowing through to the other side of the building. V4 stated he was made aware of the moisture problem, and he has been in contact with (V14, Corporate [NAME] President of Maintenance) for about a month regarding the moisture around air vents, but nothing has been finalized yet to correct the ongoing issue.
The facility's (undated) Room Roster provided by V1 (Administrator in Training) on 8/26/25, documents R1, R3 and R5-R16 all reside in the facility's [NAME] Lane hallway.
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