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The pain management citation was classified under a category inspectors use for quality of life and care failures.

No actual injury was documented.

Inspectors classified it at Scope/Severity Level E, the designation used when the same type of deficiency shows up across multiple instances or residents.

That two-day gap is the documented failure at Solano Post Acute, a skilled nursing facility on Tuolumne Street in Vallejo.

That is what federal inspectors found at Lorien Health Systems Mt Airy when they conducted a complaint inspection on August 13, 2025.

The reason given: she doesn't like to be touched.

That is what federal inspectors found at Avir at Woodlands this past August.

The violation was rated widespread, meaning the problem wasn't confined to one wing or one shift.

The injections had been prescribed on March 20, 2025.

That distinction matters, but it doesn't erase the concern behind the citation.

She had been less herself lately, the CNA said, not feeling well, needing more help than usual.

The deficiency was one of nine cited during the inspection.