C.a.t.c.h. Personal Care Home

Staff members did not receive required annual training in resident rights or the Older Adult Protective Services Act during the 2024 training year.

A showerhead in the second-floor bathroom was found to be leaking water from its neck.

The facility failed to conduct an annual fire drill observed by a fire safety expert between 3/14/24 and 8/3/25.

Two staff members began working before their PA Patch criminal background checks were completed.

The administrator completed only 18 hours of Department-approved training in the 2023 training year.

A staff member transporting residents had not completed the required initial new hire direct care staff training.

A prescribed nasal spray medication was not available in the home at the time of inspection.

The medication administration record for Resident #1 did not include the initials of the staff person who administered medication on a specific date.

Medication was not administered to Resident #2 as prescribed because the medication was unavailable in the home, and the discontinuation of the order was not reflected on the MAR.

Staff medication training records were incomplete, with some staff members receiving only two observations instead of the required four.

The resident's support plan failed to document how a specific medical/behavioral need identified in the assessment would be met.

Financial records for residents #1 and #2 did not include transaction dates, deposit amounts, or current balances.

Residents #1 and #2 had not received an itemized quarterly account of financial transactions.

The resident-home contract for resident #1 did not specify that the resident shall retain a personal needs allowance.

The home failed to implement its quality management plan, having not conducted a review since July 2021.

Resident #1's medication administration record did not indicate a diagnosis for the prescribed Zyprexa 15 MG.

The home's current license was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Staff could not provide resident records for residents #1 and #2 because they were not on site upon request.

Medication administration records and folders containing resident emergency face sheets were left unattended and accessible on an administrative desk.

All three bathrooms used by residents lacked a means for hand-drying.

The medication cart contained a discontinued medication and a medication not on a resident's current order.

An opened insulin pen was stored without an open/discard date, violating manufacturer instructions.