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The deficiency was tagged under care planning requirements and assessed as having the potential for actual harm.

The citation fell under a severity level that means no resident was documented as harmed.

The violation was cited at Northgate Plaza under the federal infection control tag F0880.

The facility's own policy, last updated in February 2017, is detailed.

It was one of four deficiencies inspectors cited during the visit, which was triggered by a complaint.

Federal inspectors who visited Father Murray, A Villa Center on November 20, 2025, documented the lapse as part of a complaint investigation.

The inspection, completed November 20, 2025, produced a deficiency under the federal tag F0658, which covers professional standards of care.

What inspectors found was not a complicated cover-up or a disputed set of facts.

The resident, identified in inspection records only as R700, had been admitted to the facility with fibromyalgia and schizoaffective disorder.

The citation, issued November 20, 2025, fell under a regulatory category covering resident assessment and care planning.

The finding is narrow in its paperwork description but significant in what it represents.

That classification means inspectors did not find an isolated lapse.