Nursing Home News — Page 217

The incident, captured on video, was the subject of a complaint inspection completed September 11, 2025 at the facility on Walnut Street in West Philadelphia.

The machine's own posted instructions say to report to a supervisor if the wash temperature drops below 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

The resident noticed the wallet was missing and pulled up bank account records on a personal computer.

Inspectors documented that finding during a September 2025 complaint inspection, and it was one of the cleaner discoveries they made that day.

Immediate jeopardy is the most serious finding federal inspectors can make.

The feeding pump delivering Fibersource HN, a liquid nutritional formula, was not infusing the full prescribed amount.

that afternoon, inspectors watched the maintenance director step into the kitchen without stopping at a hand-washing sink.

Staff at Saint Luke Lutheran Home logged the problem on multiple days across multiple months: no hot water today.

The deficiency, cited under F0604, covered the facility's handling of physical restraints and side rails.

The problems were specific enough that the facility's own corrective action plan laid them out in detail.

That is what inspectors documented at Laurels Peak Care & Rehabilitation Center following a complaint inspection completed September 11, 2025.

In the facility's training bathroom and shower room, inspectors found significant dirt built up between the floor tiles.