The resident, identified in inspection records only as R55, lives at Green Acres Health and Rehabilitation on Allen Memorial Drive.
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The office was shared with the admissions coordinator and the administrator.
Bread wrappers, discarded packaging, whatever had accumulated, left there while people tried to eat.
Nobody investigated for four days.
She left the facility in septic shock.
Seven hours passed before anyone told the director of nursing.
It was the third inspection visit in eight days.
It was the second time in twelve days.
The call came at 12:31 in the afternoon.
The level of harm was documented as minimal harm or potential for actual harm.
The deficiency is among the most serious categories CMS assigns, reserved for cases where a resident suffered real injury, not theoretical risk.
The nurse acknowledged it herself.
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