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The certified nursing assistant reported it was a staff-witnessed fall from the Hoyer lift.

The facility houses 41 residents.

The resident had a standing physician's order from August 2025 for one hydrocodone-acetaminophen tablet every eight hours as needed for pain.

The violation occurred in September when the facility declined to take back Resident 1 after his hospital stay.

The September inspection revealed sanitation failures that violated professional food service standards.

Federal inspectors documented the late meal service during a September complaint investigation at the 119-bed facility on 27th Street.

Medical orders from March clearly stated the resident had full capacity to make decisions.

Federal inspectors found the hygiene failures during a September 24 complaint investigation at the 120-bed facility on York Road.

CNA E recorded the video from behind the resident as she sat in her wheelchair talking on the telephone.

Resident 2 arrived at the facility with depression, damaged skin, and significant weight gain requiring adaptive dining equipment.

for her scheduled shift on September 24th at Norfolk Health Care Center's second-floor tracheostomy unit.

The allegation surfaced at Elevate Care Palos Heights on September 19 around 10:30 p.m., according to inspection records.