Glenflora
Glenflora in Lumberton, NC — inspection on May 28, 2026.
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
During her hospitalization, orthopedic surgery was consulted and the patient underwent bedside splinting under sedation.
The discharge summary indicated that given her advanced age and multiple comorbidities (additional co-existing illnesses) she had not been a candidate for surgical repair. At the time of her discharge, she was stable with well-controlled pain and stable fracture immobilization.
The note stated she would be discharged back to the facility with plans for continued conservative orthopedic management, completion of antibiotic therapy, and close outpatient follow-up.
During an interview with the Director of Nursing (DON) on 5/27/26 at 11:21 AM, the DON stated their investigation began as soon as they found out about Resident #1's fractures.
The DON explained that on 4/27/26 Nurse #2 had informed her about Resident #1's leg being warm and tender-to-touch and that a doppler had been ordered. It had been on 4/28/26 when Nurse #3 called her and said that something was going on with the resident's leg, that it was deformed looking.
She said they began to interview staff and an interview of NA #1 by their Clinical Nurse Consultant revealed some information that led them to the discovery of Resident #1's fall.
She stated they eventually spoke with Nurse #1 who denied knowledge of anything that could have happened to Resident #1, saying that she went into her room so many times and that the resident had told her to shut up.
The DON said she and the Administrator informed her about the resident's fractures and placed her on suspension.
She said it was then that Nurse #1 opened up and explained to them how she found the resident lying on the floor and how she and NA #1 had picked her up and placed her back in the bed.
She continued and said that Nurse #1 denied instructing NA #1 not to say anything about Resident #1's fall but then later stated she had instructed her not to tell anyone about the resident's fall.
When asked why she thought the nurse did not inform anyone of Resident #1's fall, the DON said she can only state what Nurse #1 told them - that the resident's fall was around 5:30 AM, around the start of her medication pass time and towards the end of her shift.
She said the nurse told them that she had something to do when she
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