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Not a mistake on one afternoon, in one room, with one person.

The goal documented in R1's care plan was direct: the resident should go three months without an undetected aspiration incident.

The citation was one of a dozen deficiencies documented when inspectors visited on September 9, 2025.

When heavy rain hit, water poured in through the heating and cooling unit mounted in her wall.

A single failure can be written off as a bad day.

The violation, documented September 3, falls under pharmacy service deficiencies.

That was the finding when federal inspectors arrived at the facility on August 29, 2025, following a complaint.

The CNA had been through the facility's general orientation on December 1, 2020.

No resident was documented as having been directly harmed.

The July 15 resident council minutes recorded a nursing concern: call light wait times are too long.

That admission came during an interview on September 2, when the director told inspectors she expected staff to treat all residents with dignity and respect.

The deficiency was one of two cited during the inspection.