Nursing Home News — Page 437

The complaint inspection, assigned the highest level of harm short of immediate jeopardy, found that the transfer caused real injury to a resident.

They wanted their life prolonged if feasible.

That finding was at the center of a December complaint inspection at ARC at Cincinnati, a nursing home at 4001 Rosslyn Drive.

The deficiency fell under what inspectors classify as a scope and severity level D, meaning the lapse was isolated and no resident suffered documented harm.

That resident had liver disease severe enough to cause fluid buildup, a condition called ascites.

By June 2025, inspectors documented that R123 had developed dermatitis on the buttocks, measuring three centimeters by three centimeters.

Inspectors came back less than two hours later, at 11:41 a.m.

The inspection, completed May 27, 2026, was triggered by a complaint.

The inspection, completed December 22, 2025, was a complaint survey.

The missing medications were Clotrimazole cream and Estrace cream, both prescribed for Resident 1.

Inspectors arrived on January 2, 2026, following a complaint.

The inspection, completed December 23, 2025, stemmed from a complaint.