Nursing Home News — Page 487

Hospital records from before her nursing home admission showed she experienced hallucinations, had decreased safety awareness, and was impulsive.

The vendor told inspectors he thought the woman was a visitor when she followed him outside.

Resident 4 was scheduled to receive seven medications at 9 a.m.

The violations were removed the next day after emergency staff training and policy changes.

The violations put residents at risk for falls, fainting, and other complications from excessively low blood pressure and heart rates.

The resident hit his head and was taken to the hospital at 3:22 a.m.

The facility operates at 7395 W Eastman Place.

The facility's former Housekeeping Supervisor, who resigned August 8, revealed the scope of the laundry crisis during a phone interview.

Staff A said they would have to find the records and email them after the inspection ended.

The medication errors at Aventura at Terrace View occurred within 48 hours of each other in July 2024, according to a federal inspection report.

One resident required intensive care unit admission after developing vomiting, diarrhea, weakness and confusion on April 9.

Normal oxygen saturation ranges from 95 to 100 percent.