Nursing Home News — Page 736

The resident was admitted to Arcadia Care Center on August 18 with diagnoses including hypertension, epilepsy, and unspecified dementia.

The violation involved a resident identified only as Resident 6, who had been prescribed hydrocodone-acetaminophen tablets for moderate to severe pain.

The September 2nd incident at Mesa Glen Care Center involved a resident known for verbal aggression and fluctuating behaviors.

The July incident was part of a pattern of missed neurological evaluations that federal inspectors documented during a September complaint investigation.

Resident 67 was discharged to the hospital on August 8, 2025 and never returned to the facility.

The nurse, identified as LVN1 in inspection records, continued working after her license became inactive in late August.

The facility received multiple warnings starting August 22 that employees should avoid the central nursing station area due to structural problems.

The September 10 inspection revealed the facility had fired CNA A on September 5, just days before state investigators arrived.

Resident #8 described the facility's wound care as "very inconsistent" during a September 9 interview.

His catheter bag was clearly visible, hanging from his wheelchair without any covering.

Social services staff had arranged these services through a home health agency by June 12, with discharge planned for June 14.

But the nursing home never submitted the required self-report to state authorities.