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The incident involved a resident identified in inspection records as Resident 8.

The resident, identified in inspection records only as R1, had been living at the facility since at least March 2025.

At some point after admission, a care order for the dressing was entered into the facility's system.

The inspection, completed October 29, 2025, was triggered by a formal complaint.

The fall caused actual harm, according to the inspection report filed under deficiency tag F0689, which covers the prevention of accidents.

It said nothing about incontinence briefs.

The resident she was about to treat had chronic wounds and a Foley catheter, the kind of combination that makes infection specialists nervous.

The finding was classified as minimal harm or potential for actual harm, and it affected few residents.

That is what inspectors found at Wheaton Franciscan Health Care, the Terrace at St.

The finding came from a complaint inspection at Life Care Center of Michigan City, conducted October 27 and 28, 2025.

Federal inspectors found that Yuba City Post Acute wasn't getting those plans done.

The deficiency was one of 13 cited that day.