Nursing Home News — Page 89

The deficiency was not an isolated lapse.

The citation falls under what regulators call activities of daily living, the category that covers bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, toileting, mobility.

"I was under the impression that R3 was okay," V13 told inspectors.

The August 2025 inspection, triggered by a complaint, resulted in 29 separate deficiencies.

Inspectors classified it under federal tag F0690, which addresses one of the more consequential areas of daily nursing home care.

The August 2025 inspection, filed as a complaint, resulted in an immediate jeopardy citation under F0689, the federal tag covering accidents and supervision.

At no point did the aide put on a gown or gloves.

The August 15 complaint inspection turned up 15 separate deficiencies at the facility.

Range of motion failures are not abstract.

Federal health inspectors cited Orchard View Post Acute in August for exactly that kind of failure.

The deficiency was cited under a category inspectors use for quality of life and care failures.

Federal health inspectors cited the facility on August 18 for failing to provide safe and appropriate pain management to a resident who required such services.