Sunrise of Abington.

“A laptop with access to electronic medical records and medication administration records for residents was left unlocked, unattended, and accessible on the second floor, violating resident record confidentiality requirements.”

“A laptop with access to electronic medical records and medication administration records for residents was left unlocked, unattended, and accessible on the second floor, violating resident record confidentiality requirements.”

“Exterior trash was uncovered and overflowing outside of dumpsters in the exterior area of the home. Trash must be kept in covered receptacles that prevent penetration of insects and rodents.”

“Bathrooms in rooms #116, #305, and #320 do not have an operable window or ventilation fan. The vent is inoperable and there is no ventilation in the bathrooms.”

“The home did not have sufficient water pressure in room #119 to accommodate the needs of the resident. Hot and cold water under pressure must be available in each bathroom, kitchen, and laundry area.”

“There was an approximate 1 inch accumulation of snow located on the patio of the memory care outdoor recreation area. Ice, snow and obstructions must be removed from outside walkways, ramps, steps, recreational areas and exterior fire escapes.”

“The temperature in the outside main refrigerator door was 49 degrees Fahrenheit at 11:41am and 44 degrees Fahrenheit at 2:19pm. Food requiring refrigeration must be stored at or below 40°F.”

“Resident #2 with a prescribed insulin sliding scale had a glucometer reading of "HI" (above 600mg/dL) on 1/20/25 at 4:00pm, which requires immediate notification to the healthcare professional per manufacturer instructions. The home did not notify the prescriber of this reading.”

“A resident who required orientation with cues, reorientation, and supervision/assistance as needed, and assistance/escorts with transportation, did not receive this assistance for a medical appointment.”

“Staff person without direct care staff training transported a resident to a medical appointment and left the resident alone in a second floor lobby outside the appointment office without meeting with the daughter. The resident became confused and wandered into another office on the first floor. The resident's support plan required assistance/escorts during transportation, which was not provided.”

“Staff person A transported a resident to a medical appointment without having completed initial new hire direct care staff person training, and no other staff member accompanied the residents on the trip.”

“Staff person A transported residents to medical appointments, including a resident whose support plan indicates need for assistance/escort while being transported. No other staff assisted or participated in the trip to provide supervision for residents.”

“No carbon monoxide detector was located near the fossil fuel burning stove in the kitchen, in violation of the Care Facility Carbon Monoxide Alarms Standards Act which requires detectors within 15 feet of fossil-fuel burning devices.”

“Resident face sheet binders were unlocked, unattended, and accessible at the receptionist desk in a cart, violating record confidentiality requirements.”

“Resident face sheet binders were unlocked, unattended, and accessible at the receptionist desk in a cart, violating record confidentiality requirements.”

“No carbon monoxide detector was located near the fossil fuel burning stove in the kitchen, in violation of the Care Facility Carbon Monoxide Alarms Standards Act which requires detectors within 15 feet of fossil-fuel burning devices.”

“A staff person whose first day of work was on an unspecified date did not receive orientation on evacuation procedures, staff duties and responsibilities during fire drills, designated meeting place outside the building, smoking safety procedures, home smoking policy, and location and use of fire extinguishers.”

“Dark stains were present on the carpets in the stairwell leading to the maintenance area and 3rd floor, and the ice maker in the kitchen had a buildup of black substance in the ice area, violating sanitary conditions requirements.”

“A wall on the second floor had an opening with exposed wire from a missing thermostat. Additionally, a can of Glade Air Freshener was unattended in the memory care bathroom, creating a hazard.”

“A staff person whose first day of work was on an unspecified date did not receive orientation on evacuation procedures, staff duties and responsibilities during fire drills, designated meeting place outside the building, smoking safety procedures, home smoking policy, and location and use of fire extinguishers.”

“Dark stains were present on the carpets in the stairwell leading to the maintenance area and 3rd floor, and the ice maker in the kitchen had a buildup of black substance in the ice area, violating sanitary conditions requirements.”

“A wall on the second floor had an opening with exposed wire from a missing thermostat. Additionally, a can of Glade Air Freshener was unattended in the memory care bathroom, creating a hazard.”

“Direct care staff person A, hired on an unspecified date, began providing unsupervised ADL services but did not complete and pass the Department-approved direct care training course and competency test before providing such services.”

“The home failed to report a resident fall incident resulting in serious injury and emergency room transport to the Department within 24 hours as required.”

“The home failed to report medication errors to the Department within 24 hours. Multiple residents (Residents #1, #2, and #3) had prescribed medications that were not administered due to medication unavailability, and the home did not report these incidents. Additionally, Resident #3 received an incorrect dose of medication for an unknown length of time without reporting.”

“Video cameras located outside exits from the smoking room, bird room, stairwell C, and garden lacked posted signs indicating video surveillance. Additionally, staff discussed a resident's medication information in the first floor dining area in the presence of other residents, violating the resident's privacy rights.”

“Call bell response times were excessively long. Resident #12 waited 39 minutes for toilet assistance with 8 call bell alerts; Resident #9 waited 38 minutes with 8 alerts; Resident #3 waited 21 minutes with 5 alerts. Staff interviews revealed insufficient staffing to adequately respond to the volume of call bells received. This is a repeat violation from prior inspections.”

“Staff person B did not receive required first-day fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation covering evacuation procedures, staff duties and responsibilities during fire drills and emergencies, and other required topics until a later date.”