Nursing Home News — Page 133

What they found at Windber Woods Senior Living & Rehabilitation Center during a March 2025 inspection was that none of it had worked.

What that complaint described, and what inspectors found when they arrived, is not detailed in the publicly available narrative.

Federal inspectors cited John C.

The administrator had not ensured the facility's registered dietician was making frequent scheduled visits to oversee day-to-day kitchen operations.

Those are not technical requirements buried in a regulatory footnote.

The committee in question is known in nursing home regulation as a QAPI committee, short for Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement.

The incident prompted a complaint inspection that found the facility had failed to keep a resident free from preventable harm during a routine bath.

Federal inspectors who arrived at Caraday of Houston on March 28, 2025, responding to a complaint, found the facility had not lived up to that promise.

That finding alone would be notable.

At Caring Acres Nursing and Rehab Center, federal inspectors found the answer to that second question was the problem.

The annual survey, which concluded July 25, 2024, produced the first citation.

Aventura at Terrace View received both citations following a federal health inspection completed March 28, 2025.