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The inspection was conducted on August 21, 2025.

When a facility skips the screening, it may be housing someone with serious mental health needs while having no plan to address them.

It was one of eight separate deficiencies cited during the same inspection.

Inspectors cited the facility in August for failing to develop complete care plans within seven days of completing comprehensive resident assessments.

That happened twice in one day.

The violation was classified at Scope and Severity Level D, meaning inspectors determined it was isolated in nature and that no actual harm had occurred.

The citation, tagged under F0689, is among the more serious classifications inspectors can assign.

The remark was overheard by a second nursing assistant who was in the same room helping another resident get up for breakfast.

Federal health inspectors cited the facility on August 25, 2025, for deficiencies in bed rail safety practices.

The violation was tagged as a pattern, meaning inspectors found it happening repeatedly, not just once.

A certified nursing assistant, identified in the report only as CNA "M," was asked about her name badge.

When inspectors arrived on August 21, they found enough instances to call it a pattern.