Nursing Home News — Page 454

Inspectors who visited on May 17, 2026 found no date marked on the tubing.

The inspection, conducted as a complaint survey, found that Avir at Golfcrest had failed to provide adequate supervision to prevent the fall.

The resident, identified in inspection records only as Resident 1, began yelling "owe, owe, owe" before anyone had touched her or attempted to turn her.

The three residents, identified in the inspection report only by number, all lived on Hall 100 and relied on oxygen concentrators around the clock.

The MAR is the paper trail that holds a nursing home's medication system together.

Federal inspectors visited the facility on May 23, 2026, responding to a complaint.

She was cognitively intact, meaning she was aware of what was happening to her body and her care.

The violations affected some residents, inspectors noted, and carried the potential for actual harm, though inspectors classified the level of harm as minimal.

That is what the man told inspectors at Gramercy Court, a Sacramento skilled nursing facility, when they arrived in late May 2026 following a complaint.

The deficiency, documented during a complaint inspection on April 24, fell under the category of resident rights, not a clinical error or a staffing breakdown.

That was May 20, 2026, at Metropolis Rehab & Health Care Center.

The deficiency in question involves accident hazards.