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A sign above the patient's bed clearly notified staff of this requirement.

A registered nurse found Resident #1 with no breathing, no blood pressure, and no pulse at 1:05 PM but called hospice instead of starting CPR.

The medication delay was among several timing violations documented by federal inspectors during an August complaint investigation at the 37-bed facility.

The abuse occurred on April 19, but wasn't discovered until the next day when another staff member noticed the injuries during routine care.

The oversight meant staff had no coordinated strategy for helping residents transition safely to new facilities.

Resident #11 at Harvest Manor Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center asked to see a podiatrist starting in January 2025.

When inspectors asked administrators to produce the admission documents, they couldn't find them anywhere.

Resident 3 told inspectors about the August 6th power outage at The Pavilion at Ocean Point.

The patient, identified as R1 in state inspection records, arrived at the facility on July 10 following coronary artery bypass surgery.

The Grove Post-Acute Care Center admitted the woman on August 3, 2024, for aftercare following joint replacement surgery.

The resident, identified only as R1 in the inspection report, was found on his bedroom floor with a pillow under his head on August 12.

When a positive screening occurs, facilities have 20 business days to request those services from the state.