Ridgecrest of Mcmurray.

“A resident brought an unloaded firearm into the residence from a home visit, which violates the facility's policy prohibiting storage or possession of firearms or weapons anywhere on the property. The firearm was immediately removed by the resident's designated person.”

“A resident was injured with a head laceration requiring 6 staples after an altercation with another resident. Staff were aware of threats made by one resident toward another for several weeks prior, reported multiple times through huddles and communication logs, but were only verbally instructed to keep the residents apart without implementing adequate supervision or behavioral intervention measures.”

“Hot water temperature at bathroom sink in one living unit measured 128 degrees Fahrenheit and at the kitchen sink in another living unit measured 134.4 degrees Fahrenheit, both exceeding the maximum allowed temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.”

“Emergency telephone numbers, including the nearest hospital and fire department, were not posted on or by the landline phone at the front desk in the memory care unit.”

“Three living units in the memory care unit had no bar soap or soap dispensers within reach of the bathroom sinks; soap and toiletries were locked in cabinets above kitchen counters instead.”

“The facility did not have documentation that furnaces were inspected by a professional furnace cleaning company or trained maintenance staff person within the past year, although furnaces are actually inspected twice annually.”

“The first aid kit in the vehicle used for transporting residents did not contain tape, a required supply per § 2800.96 specifications.”

“Resident privacy coding document with resident names was left attached to the licensing inspection summary in a binder at the main entrance, making it accessible to the public in violation of resident record confidentiality requirements.”

“The beverage cooler in the café measured 60°F on 12/18/24 and 56°F on 12/19/24, exceeding the required maximum temperature of 40°F for refrigerated food storage. This is a repeat violation.”

“Resident assessments for three residents did not include all diagnoses indicated on their medical evaluations. Resident #3's assessment was missing 12 diagnoses, resident #4's was missing 3 diagnoses, and resident #5's assessment was missing 1 diagnosis. This is a repeat violation.”

“Staff did not grant timely access to a resident's record when requested by the resident's husband. Access was delayed until a specific staff person was present in the home.”

“A direct care staff member was observed on camera entering a resident's locked living unit alone without authorization, opening and rifling through the resident's desk drawers and bedroom area, and removing a manila folder from the unit. This violated the resident's right to privacy of self and possessions.”

“Multiple poisonous materials including Lysol products, Clorox wipes, OxiClean stain remover, and disinfecting wipes with poison control warnings were found in unlocked cabinets above and below kitchen sinks in three resident living units on the Secure Care Unit. This is a repeat violation from 11/15/2022.”

“Agency staff person repeatedly prevented resident assistants from putting residents to bed before 8:00 p.m. on the Special Care Unit, regardless of when residents woke up, whether they requested bed, or whether they were falling asleep in chairs. This restricted residents' access to their living units.”

“Mistreatment or abuse of residents being cared for in the facility, failure to submit an acceptable plan to correct noncompliance items, and failure to comply with the acceptable plan to correct noncompliance items.”

“Provisional license issued as second provisional license based on violations with 55 Pa Code Ch. 2800 and failure to maintain compliance.”

“Violation of 55 Pa Code § 2800.187(d) related to facility operations or resident care standards.”

“Violation of 55 Pa Code § 2800.42(b) related to facility requirements or operations.”

“Provisional license issued as second provisional license based on violations with 55 Pa Code Ch. 2800 and failure to maintain compliance.”

“Violation of 55 Pa Code § 2800.187(d) related to facility operations or resident care standards.”

“Violation of 55 Pa Code § 2800.42(b) related to facility requirements or operations.”

“Mistreatment or abuse of residents being cared for in the facility, failure to submit an acceptable plan to correct noncompliance items, and failure to comply with the acceptable plan to correct noncompliance items.”

“Mistreatment or abuse of residents being cared for in the facility, failure to submit an acceptable plan to correct noncompliance items, and failure to comply with the acceptable plan to correct noncompliance items.”

“Provisional license issued as second provisional license based on violations with 55 Pa Code Ch. 2800 and failure to maintain compliance.”

“Violation of 55 Pa Code § 2800.187(d) related to facility operations or resident care standards.”

“Violation of 55 Pa Code § 2800.42(b) related to facility requirements or operations.”

“The facility failed to secure Schedule II narcotic medications (morphine) in locked storage as required by policy. Morphine blister packs were left unsecured on medication room counters from approximately 6:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., and one blister pack was subsequently unaccounted for, indicating potential theft. This was a repeat violation from 12/9/2022.”