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A resident who doesn't receive a bed hold notice doesn't know whether their room will still be there when they're discharged.

The facility's own corrective plan acknowledges each of those failures, without disputing them.

Nobody on the facility's quality committee knew it was happening.

Inspectors visited the facility on May 28, 2025, and documented what they observed during wound care.

The problem surfaced in May 2024, ran for a week, and then returned in June.

Inspectors also cited the facility under two Pennsylvania state nursing regulations.

A care plan is the document that drives decisions about a resident's medications, therapies, diet, and personal needs.

What they found at Windber Woods Senior Living & Rehabilitation Center during a March 2025 inspection was that none of it had worked.

What that complaint described, and what inspectors found when they arrived, is not detailed in the publicly available narrative.

Federal inspectors cited John C.

The administrator had not ensured the facility's registered dietician was making frequent scheduled visits to oversee day-to-day kitchen operations.

Those are not technical requirements buried in a regulatory footnote.