Dresher Estates

The home failed to submit an incident report to the Department regarding a resident who stated a staff member had attacked them.

An unlabeled, undated, and uncovered bowl of sherbet ice cream was found in the memory care kitchenette refrigerator.

The home failed to document a notation of a resident's inability to sign their support plan.

Staff person B did not receive required annual training in falls and accident prevention.

Poisonous materials were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible to residents in the memory care courtyard.

Direct care staff persons B and C did not receive required training regarding resident needs and care for residents with mental illness or intellectual disabilities.

The criminal background check for staff person A was not completed prior to their date of hire.

Certain medications were not available in the home at the time of inspection.

A sign on a resident's door indicated video monitoring was present in the living space, potentially infringing on privacy rights.

A resident's medication administration record contained incorrect instructions regarding the administration of extended-release tablets.

A resident did not receive required assistance with toileting as indicated in their assessment and support plan.

The most recent license inspection summary and a copy of 55 Pa.Code 2600 were not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

The home held resident funds exceeding $200 for more than two consecutive months without offering the resident an interest-bearing account.

The resident-home contract for a resident was not signed by the resident.

An influenza awareness poster was not posted in a conspicuous place as required by the Influenza Awareness Act.

A new staff member did not receive the required fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation.

During overnight shifts, only one staff person was present who was certified in first aid, obstructed airway techniques, and CPR.

Residents are not provided a quarterly account of financial transactions.