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He told inspectors he had survived sepsis from a catheter infection in the past and, more recently, had experienced painful swelling in his groin.

The man, identified in inspection records as R62, was cognitively intact, scoring a perfect 15 out of 15 on a mental status assessment.

The January 2026 inspection, triggered by a complaint, found two separate violations of resident rights at the facility on Marsh Pike.

The resident, identified in inspection records as Resident 300, was a documented fall risk.

The patient required two powerful IV antibiotics to fight his severe infections.

The inspection, completed January 29, 2026, was triggered by a complaint.

This violation was classified as widespread, affecting multiple residents across the facility.

This citation was one of five deficiencies identified during the comprehensive federal inspection of the West Reading facility.

In each case, staff failed to interview witnesses who could have provided crucial details about what actually happened.

Dried feces covered the toilet riser, the base of the toilet, and the floor around it.

These violations fall under pharmacy service requirements that serve as critical safeguards for resident medication safety.

Failed to promptly notify residents, doctors, and families of critical health changes and incidents affecting resident care at Omaha nursing facility.