Nursing Home News — Page 250

The aide, identified in inspection records as AA C, had known the resident, referred to as R901, for about two years.

The incidents happened within roughly two weeks of each other in late October and early November 2025.

Neither drug had adequate behavior monitoring documentation behind it.

He had always preferred to keep a beard and mustache.

The wound appeared on October 6, 2025.

The citation carried a finding of minimal harm or potential for actual harm and affected some residents.

That's what a state inspector found on the morning of November 5, 2025, at Country Club Retirement Center III, a nursing home with 72 residents on its census.

The allegation surfaced in a grievance filed on August 12, 2025, but it didn't come from the resident herself.

Inspectors reviewed three versions of the facility's assessment document.

Ten days later, she obtained a temporary RN license, but it was issued by Idaho, not Washington.

He arrived at the hospital fatigued, lethargic, and warm to the touch.

The admission came during a complaint inspection on November 16, 2025.