Concordia of Cranberry

The bed for resident #1 lacked an operable lamp or lighting source that could be turned on from the bedside.

Direct care staff person A and ancillary staff person B lacked required annual training in fire safety, resident rights, the Older Adult Protective Services Act, and falls/accident prevention.

A direct care staff person had completed only 6 of the required 12 annual training hours.

A direct care staff person did not receive required annual training in medication self-administration, dementia care, infection control, personal care, and safe management techniques.

Multiple ceiling tiles in the second floor D and E stairwell landings were cracked, bowed, or improperly seated.

A bed cane on a resident's bed was loose, allowing for approximately 8 inches of total movement.

The facility lacked carbon monoxide detectors for the kitchen's natural gas stove and the basement natural gas furnace.

Emergency telephone numbers for the nearest hospital and fire department were not posted by the telephone in resident room #FP9.

A verbal medication order was not properly transcribed in the resident's record according to Department of State requirements.

An end table in the F-Hall common room had a protruding screw and a missing drawer pull, posing a laceration hazard.

The A-Hall bathtique door was not latched, leaving a laundry room with unlocked poisonous cleaning materials accessible to residents.

The medication record for resident #2 lacked necessary details regarding the administration of prescribed medication.

A resident's bedside lamp shade was damaged, featuring cracks and holes.

The facility's elevator certificate of operation had expired, and previously identified deficiencies had not been re-inspected for compliance.

Exhaust fans in several common and private bathrooms were inoperable, and some bathrooms lacked operable windows for ventilation.