Nursing Home News — Page 264

The nurse who made that call, LVN A, was terminated the following day.

He told inspectors all of this himself, sitting on his bed during a visit on March 30, 2026.

It says almost nothing about what happens when things aren't.

There was nothing in it about mobility.

The curtain was still there when she said it.

The admitting nurse's assessment, completed by a registered nurse identified as V17, described R2 as confused and forgetful at times.

The facility discharged the resident to a local hospital on March 3, 2026, citing safety concerns, and then refused to allow the resident to come back.

The first involved a resident identified in inspection records as Resident 7.

What they found was a large, dark purple bruise that covered nearly his entire right buttock.

Despite those challenges, assessors found R1 alert, oriented, and independent with daily activities as recently as November 2025.

King Street Home Inc, a nursing facility on King Street in Port Chester, refused readmission anyway.

The resident, identified in inspection records only as Resident L, had a physician's order requiring Lantus, a long-acting insulin, at 9:00 a.m.