Celebration Villa of Loyalsock

A resident's blood glucose reading was incorrectly recorded on the medication administration record.

The facility failed to measure and document a resident's heart rate prior to administering medication as ordered by the prescriber.

Residents in rooms 13 and 120 did not have an operable lamp or other source of lighting that could be turned on at bedside.

A resident's most recent Documentation of Medical Evaluation was not signed by a physician.

A resident's assessment portion of the Resident Assessment and Support Plan was completed prior to the date of admission.

Refrigerators in the main kitchen and med room were found to have temperatures above the required 40°F.

Fire drills were conducted on a consistent pattern at the end of each month rather than at varying days and times.

Certain resident records failed to indicate whether the residents had any identifiable marks.

Medication errors occurred where prescriptions for one resident were given to another, and staff found pill cups containing unused medication in resident rooms.

Batteries in the lobby carbon dioxide monitor had not been replaced annually as required.

A staff person was not trained in required fire safety and emergency preparedness topics prior to their first day of work.

Staff members failed to receive required annual training regarding resident rights and fire safety.

The pantry contained four large dented cans of spaghetti sauce and stewed tomatoes.

The home lacked documentation that emergency procedures were submitted annually to the local emergency management agency.