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"I was not able to," she said when asked if she had spoken with the resident about potential nutritional supplements.

Federal inspectors found the medication safety failures at Avir at Beaumont during an August complaint investigation.

CNA A found Resident #1 in what appeared to be an improper restraint situation and reported his concerns to LVN B rather than directly to the administrator.

The August inspection, triggered by a complaint, found deficiencies serious enough to pose immediate danger to resident health and safety.

The physician ordered the gastroenterology appointment for Resident 3 on June 28, 2025.

The resident's son brought what he acknowledged was "dangerous" food for his mother to eat during visits to Birch Creek Post Acute & Rehabilitation.

The facility administrator reported the incident to state health officials the same day it occurred on July 30, 2025.

The resident was found lying in bed with feet dangling over the left edge on July 26, 2025.

The strong, foul odor hit inspectors immediately upon entering the resident's room at 10:22 AM.

The Kansas facility's 53 residents received care from unlicensed staff because human resources and nursing administrators failed to track certification dates.

The April incident at Arbor Village sent the cognitively impaired resident to the hospital with cuts and abrasions.

Federal inspectors found the nighttime disruption violated the resident's right to dignity and respect.