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This particular citation was one of **three deficiencies** identified during the inspection.

A Level E designation means the deficiency was not limited to a single resident or a single occurrence.

The facility has not submitted a plan of correction.

The facility, cited under federal regulatory tag **F0697**, was required to submit a corrective action plan and reported correction as of **January 9, 2026**.

Stage 4 pressure ulcers represent the most severe category, extending through skin and tissue to expose bone, muscle, or tendons.

The resident suffered a spiral fracture of the left tibia.

The resident pretended to record the interaction with her cellphone.

The resident had multiple diagnoses including morbid obesity, chronic bilateral lower extremities lymphedema, and muscle weakness.

Sandy River Center admitted a resident with congestive heart failure who required daily weight checks under physician orders.

The head of his bed had not been elevated.

The deficiency, classified under regulatory tag F0658, was identified as an isolated incident with potential for more than minimal harm to residents.

Employee #8 was hired as a CNA on November 1st.