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The guardian found out another way.

The inspection, conducted May 28, 2026, was triggered by a complaint.

The facility's infection preventionist was the Assistant Director of Nursing, identified in inspection records as Staff K.

Whether she received them that morning, the record did not show.

The container was so full it could not be opened.

That resident, identified in inspection records only as R20, had diabetes and hypertension, both conditions the CDC links to elevated risk for severe COVID-19.

Resident 11 arrived at the facility with a fractured left femur, muscle weakness, and chronic pain, in addition to hypersomnia.

A PT/INR measures how quickly blood clots.

The resident was admitted around 8:30 PM with a Percocet order from their discharging hospital.

Her diagnoses included non-Alzheimer's dementia, heart failure, respiratory failure, and adjustment disorder with mixed anxiety and depressed mood.

The rooms belonged to Residents 2, 5, 22, 24, 40, and 41.

The letter, handwritten and dated June 24, 2025, was addressed to management and signed by Staff M, an RN.