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The on-call nurse practitioner ordered Levofloxacin 500 milligrams daily for 10 days and requested the resident be seen the following day.

observation, two CNAs prepared to move Resident #2 from bed to wheelchair using a Hoyer lift.

He later told inspectors he had been told during shift report that the resident didn't need the equipment.

The first elopement occurred July 26 when a resident left the facility around 7:30 p.m.

Inspectors found that drugs and biologicals used at the facility were not labeled according to currently accepted professional principles.

The assault followed a verbal altercation earlier that day when the victim saw the other resident on his unit speaking with a staff member after lunch.

The incident occurred December 1st when staff attempted to encourage the resident to use the restroom.

Accurate resident assessments form the foundation of all nursing home care planning.

The resident left the facility at 6:21 PM, prompting administrators to initiate a "CODE WHITE" emergency response.

"I get nervous and stressed at night when I go to bed," the woman told federal inspectors on December 30.

The fire caused minor damage to the floor and destroyed an oxygen concentrator.

Federal inspectors documented the violation during a complaint investigation at PruittHealth - Laurel Park.