Nursing Home News — Page 39

The deficiency, cited on August 15, 2025, was one of 14 violations inspectors documented during a complaint inspection of the facility.

The resident, identified in the inspection report as Resident 170, was continent of urine.

Federal inspectors documented the failure during an April 2025 survey at the facility on West Seneca Turnpike.

The August 2025 inspection, triggered by a complaint, resulted in 15 deficiencies cited against the facility.

The program is the internal mechanism a nursing home uses to identify problems, track harm, and correct what isn't working.

That was the finding when federal inspectors visited Spokane Health & Rehabilitation in April.

The deficiency was one of 15 violations documented during the inspection.

No resident was documented as harmed.

When a state surveyor walked through the kitchen at Rivers Edge on the morning of April 3, the problems were immediate and visible.

They were fully dependent on staff for incontinence care.

At Frostburg Village Rehab Center, federal health inspectors found that the facility was not reliably answering that question.

The level of harm was listed as minimal or potential, and the violation affected a small number of residents.