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One CNA, employed since November 2022, had not received the required annual abuse training during the 12 months prior to the inspection.

The resident in question possessed baby dolls with hard plastic heads, which became weapons during aggressive episodes.

The medical director, identified as MD N, confirmed the pattern of administrative absence during her interview with inspectors.

This violated the fundamental protection that ensures residents cannot be arbitrarily removed from their homes without due process.

## Delayed Response to Abuse Allegations Raises Concerns On January 16, 2025, a female resident approached nursing staff in her room appearing visibly upset.

Federal regulations require all medication carts to remain locked when not under direct supervision of nursing staff.

Inspectors observed five medication errors during 31 administration opportunities, affecting at least three residents.

The delay in this case meant that the resident remained potentially at risk while the alleged abuser continued working.

The incident occurred when a resident requiring a bariatric wheelchair for a medical appointment was given equipment previously used by a resident with C.

IV dressings serve as a critical barrier against bacteria and other pathogens that can enter the bloodstream through the catheter insertion site.

On January 7, kitchen staff improperly cooled cooked macaroni pasta, allowing it to remain at dangerous temperatures for nearly five hours.

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