Nursing Home News — Page 431

The November 17 incident involved Resident 67, a patient with severe cognitive impairment who depends on multiple medical devices to survive.

The resident, identified as Resident #100, lived in an independent living apartment before his stay at the nursing facility.

when Assistant Director of Nursing #364 attempted to locate supplies for Resident #52, who had a Shiley 7.5 tracheostomy tube.

The resident in question had not returned to the facility at all.

Both areas showed minimal swelling when nursing staff discovered the injuries on September 16.

Federal inspectors found the facility failed to supervise a resident who needed extensive help with feeding due to tremors.

Grand Manor houses 112 residents, with eight requiring pureed meals due to swallowing difficulties or other medical conditions.

The incident at St Francois Manor on August 22nd revealed a breakdown in the facility's most basic communication protocols.

The social worker arrived at the facility around 10:00 a.m.

Nurse Aide B started work on April 8.

The September 29 incident at Country Aire Retirement Center involved glipizide and metoprolol, both designed to release gradually throughout the day.

Resident #60 weighed 162.7 pounds on September 15.