Nursing Home News — Page 423

The supplements are nutritional drinks prescribed by doctors for residents who need additional calories or nutrients.

The Estates of Perryville imposed a two-week restriction on Resident #1's ability to leave alone after the person returned to the facility intoxicated.

The October 22 incident at Envive of Liberty involved a resident with multiple serious conditions including heart disease, diabetes, and a history of stroke.

Resident 1 crashed onto the floor mat on August 14, 2025, while a certified nursing assistant provided care alone.

The nurse, identified as LVN A in inspection records, broke sterile protocol while caring for a resident on enhanced barrier precautions.

Federal inspectors cited the nursing home for violations that posed immediate threat to resident health and safety following the October 22 incident.

But when federal inspectors arrived for a complaint investigation in November, they found the mat stored away from her room.

The resident was on a "nothing by mouth" diet due to difficulty swallowing.

The medication error at Karcher Post Acute was one of seven drug mistakes documented by federal inspectors during a November complaint investigation.

Federal inspectors found that nursing assistants repeatedly witnessed delays in colostomy care during a November complaint investigation.

The unnamed administrator told investigators she thought her predecessor would notify the state when he left.

The incident occurred on July 12, 2025, at Seneca Health Care Center.