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Inspectors classified the deficiency as "widespread," indicating the problems affected multiple areas of food service operations.

The admission came during a complaint inspection completed January 30, 2026.

The violation affected some residents, according to the inspection record.

The inspection record does not indicate she had done anything about it.

That account came from CNA F, the aide who was in the room when it happened and who pulled the two men apart.

For at least four residents, that hadn't happened in three months.

The resident, identified in inspection records only as Resident 1, was a man admitted to Valley Grande Manor on a date redacted from the public record.

The violation affected few residents but created potential for actual harm, according to the inspection report.

Residents requiring supplemental oxygen depend on properly calibrated equipment, clean delivery systems, and trained staff monitoring.

Nobody interviewed the staff who had been working that day.

Inspectors visiting Kadima Rehabilitation & Nursing at Greenville on January 27, 2026, found the bag beneath Resident R1's bed at 11:44 in the morning.

Nobody wrote down what happened or checked whether he had been harmed.