Nursing Home News — Page 624

The pattern shows up in the resident council meeting minutes with unusual clarity.

Staff called the nursing home administrator, the NHA, directly.

Federal inspectors cited the facility in November 2025 for failing to maintain comprehensive care plans that reflected residents' actual needs.

The Director of Nursing confirmed the gaps on the spot.

The finding covered a small number of residents.

The deficiency was tagged F0600, covering protection from abuse, and inspectors found the level of harm as minimal or potential, with few residents affected.

A physician order requires a doctor to authorize the treatment and provide a diagnosis explaining why oxygen is needed.

When she returned from the hospital on September 30, 2025, the nurse who transcribed her discharge orders recorded the antibiotic stop date as October 10.

That was September 26, 2025, at The Waterview Pines LLC.

The violation, cited as affecting many residents, was recorded during a complaint inspection on November 24, 2025.

The resident, a man identified in inspection records as R2, picked up the cup and swallowed the medications himself.

The resident, identified in inspection records only as R5, has confusion that the facility's own assistant director of nursing acknowledged waxes and wanes.