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Resident #3, who is cognitively intact, shouted for help until the Assistant Director of Nursing came to the dining room.

When inspectors asked whether wound assessment fell within an LPN's scope of practice, Staff E responded: "I never really thought of that, I am not sure.

The complaint investigation at Willard Care Center revealed a pattern of undocumented family communications across multiple residents.

Federal inspectors who watched nurses distribute medications over two days in November found a 7.14% error rate on the facility's first and second floors.

The resident told investigators that CNA #2 became upset when asked to be gentler during care on August 21, 2025.

The October 29 incident involved a resident who had been admitted just days earlier with congestive heart disease, anxiety, and Type 2 diabetes.

State inspectors found the violations during a November 14 visit to Aperion Care Midlothian.

Resident 9 sat on the edge of their bed without a call light within reach on November 14.

The specific nature of the violations was not detailed in available inspection records.

Business Office Manager #120 used Resident #67's money to purchase a Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro laptop for $2,359.09, addressed to the manager at the facility.

The November 17 incident involved Resident 67, a patient with severe cognitive impairment who depends on multiple medical devices to survive.

The resident, identified as Resident #100, lived in an independent living apartment before his stay at the nursing facility.