Concordia at Weatherwood

Medications were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible in a resident's bathroom.

The home failed to follow prescriber directions regarding medication administration following a specific reading.

The resident-home contract was not signed by the resident or the responsible party.

The resident-home contract did not specify the party responsible for payment.

An opened and unsealed bag of hard-boiled eggs was found on a shelf in the main kitchen refrigerator.

The Medication Administration Record did not indicate the resident's prescribed dose for insulin.

A resident did not have access to an operable bedside lamp as it was unplugged and out of reach.

Emergency exit doors to the Alpha and Bravo staircases required significant force to open.

The resident-home contract did not specify the party responsible for payment.

Food items, including breaded fish and pork roasts, were found uncovered in the walk-in freezer.

Sanitary conditions were not maintained regarding the use of a glucometer.

A baseball-sized ball of lint was found behind the lint trap in the industrial dryer.

A resident was left on the toilet for an extended period without staff assistance, resulting in physical discomfort and distress.

Staff allowed a minor to accompany them during an overnight shift, leading to disturbances such as noise, unauthorized food access, and lack of respect for resident privacy.

Partially used medications were found in the facility without corresponding physician orders.

The home failed to have a department-approved plan of supervision for staff members involved in allegations of resident abuse or neglect.

Partially used medications were found unsecured in resident rooms despite residents being assessed as unable to self-administer medications.

The home failed to report several incidents and conditions to the Department's regional office or complaint hotline within 24 hours.

The home failed to complete written reports of several abuse and neglect allegations in a timely manner.

A direct care staff person had not completed required training topics or passed the Department-approved competency test.

A direct care staff person lacked a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status on the Pennsylvania nurse aide registry.

The home failed to report an allegation of theft to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.

Staff failed to follow the resident's assessment and support plan during a transfer, resulting in a fall and subsequent death.