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The complaint inspection, completed November 19, 2025, resulted in a deficiency under the federal tag governing the quality of care residents receive.

The infection control citation, recorded under the regulatory tag that covers a facility's entire prevention and control program, was not a one-time lapse.

The violation fell under the category of freedom from abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

That detail sits at the bottom of the inspection record almost as an afterthought.

The inspection, completed November 19, found a pattern of conditions that put residents at risk of accidents.

The lapse came to light during a complaint inspection completed November 25, 2025.

The reason, as the administrator explained it: the resident, identified in inspection records as R6, eventually told staff that nobody had hit her.

The facility had recently ordered annual lab work for all of its residents.

Federal inspectors who visited the facility on November 20, 2025, found the policy wasn't being followed the way it was written.

Inspectors found the facility was not honoring that right.

The patient, identified in inspection records only as Resident 1, was scheduled to see an oncologist on May 9, 2025.

That uncertainty was at the center of a November 2025 federal inspection at the 701 Shadwell Avenue facility, triggered by a complaint.