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Water temperatures measured as low as 88 degrees in some bathrooms, while one room had no hot water at all.

One minute later, the nurse passed by the inspector and went behind the nursing station, stating she was finished distributing medications.

The resident's power of attorney and daughter was not contacted until noon, despite facility policy requiring immediate notification of emergency incidents.

Resident #7, who has quadriplegia and bladder dysfunction, was supposed to receive Midodrine only when his systolic blood pressure dropped below 120.

Resident 2 returned to Ashland Post Acute on January 27 following treatment for an infection.

The pest infestation extended beyond the dining room.

What prompted that September admission at Hadley Pointe Nursing Rehab & Care was a scene of neglect that had been building for months.

The residents, all cognitively intact, said they repeatedly asked staff to replace the soap but were ignored.

The resident's son told facility staff during a November 11 meeting that his father had been struck by an unidentified male certified nursing assistant.

Federal inspectors found Santa Cruz Post Acute violated wheelchair securement protocols during a November complaint investigation.

The September incident at Ocean Pointe Healthcare Center involved a resident admitted with a urinary tract infection, sepsis, and congestive heart failure.

During an observation on November 14 from 1:10 p.m.