Nursing Home News — Page 438

The resident, identified in inspection records only as R901, had fallen and been sent to the hospital for a CT scan.

None of that stopped what happened.

Not safe in a technical regulatory sense.

The meeting involved Resident 1, a patient newly admitted to the facility.

That finding was at the center of a December 2025 complaint inspection at ARC at Cincinnati, a nursing home at 4001 Rosslyn Drive.

The inspection, conducted on December 22, 2025, and filed as a complaint investigation, centered on a single resident identified in records as Resident #263.

A social services assessment dated May 19, 2026, noted the resident's cognition was intact and that they could both understand and be understood by others.

The inspection at Woodlyn Heights Healthcare Center, completed December 31, turned up 13 separate deficiencies.

The resident, identified in inspection records as Resident 38, wanted to leave the room during the encounter.

Not one staff member, during the observation that lasted through the lunch hour, offered to take the tray away and set the items directly on the table.

Inspectors classified the staffing violation as widespread, meaning it wasn't isolated to a single unit or a single shift.

The resident, identified in the inspection report only as Resident 1, had wounds on both legs.