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His care plan from May 2024 specifically required assistance from two staff for bed mobility and transfers.

The hospital had discharged the patient specifically to continue intravenous Avycaz treatment through January 13.

The February inspection at Riverview Healthcare Center revealed systematic breakdowns in food safety and infection control that put residents at risk.

Resident 35, who had undergone craniotomy and required a tracheostomy, received heparin injections twice daily to prevent blood clots.

The facility violated reporting requirements in five of 27 abuse cases reviewed during a June 2024 complaint inspection.

Federal inspectors found the pattern across multiple diabetic residents at Mirage Post Acute during a January 17 inspection.

Four urinary catheter kits had expired in September 2024.

The water temperature crisis began when maintenance staff struggled to control heating systems throughout the building.

R20 tested positive for coronavirus on June 2nd and received physician orders for contact and droplet isolation precautions.

Clinton Place's own pest control logs documented the scope of the problem in the weeks before the June inspection.

The March inspection revealed the facility's systematic failure to address residents' fundamental needs.

The facility's quality improvement committee failed to prevent the problems from recurring.