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The resident's care plan required two staff members to assist with bathing due to their medical conditions.

The facility had simply run out of the drug.

Human Resource Director #410 confirmed during a September 9 interview that the file contained no tuberculosis screening documentation.

Federal inspectors conducting a complaint investigation on September 8 discovered multiple breakdowns in basic kitchen sanitation.

Federal inspectors observed Resident #07 on September 2nd at 9:50 A.M.

The medications included antidepressants mirtazapine and escitalopram that Resident #1 had been taking before entering the hospital.

Activities Assistant 1 watched the entire incident unfold on August 13.

On that August morning, his frustration boiled over.

The facility's Assessment Coordinator confirmed the violations during a 2:54 a.m.

CNA 1 admitted during a September 9 interview that she had no explanation for omitting precise urine measurements on August 15.

Records showed the nursing assistant's training schedule was based on an August anniversary date, meaning annual completion was required each August.

The facility received its third F842 citation in 10 months for problems with resident records and accuracy of documentation.