Nursing Home News — Page 118

The violation, documented in a complaint inspection completed in May 2026, centers on LPN A, a licensed practical nurse at the facility.

None of those readings appeared anywhere in the progress notes covering May 1 through May 7 of that year.

No shift-by-shift staffing numbers.

The violations were cited at a level of minimal harm or potential for actual harm, affecting a small number of residents.

The resident at Capri Gardens, a 78-bed nursing home on Graphics Way, had already been through a frustrating week of failed collections.

His anxiety medication, due at 8 AM, arrived four minutes later, at 12:44 PM.

The cart had been assigned to LVN A, a licensed vocational nurse on the 200 Hall.

The aide, identified in inspection records as CNA A, later told investigators she knew the consequence.

Federal inspectors documented those findings at Ridgeview Health Services, Inc.

The man, identified in inspection records only as Resident C, had been admitted to Auburn Village with hospice services.

Resident #73 was prescribed Mirtazapine, 100 milligrams at bedtime for depression, and Buspirone, 7.5 milligrams three times a day for mood.

Not to be left unwashed for a month.