Glencrest Manor

From 10:50 pm to 11:40 pm, no staff members certified in first aid and CPR were present in the home while nine residents were in residence.

Residents were subjected to neglect and abandonment when staff left the home alone, resulting in an elopement and an unwitnessed fall where the resident could not locate staff for help.

Staff left 12 residents, including one with mobility needs, unsupervised while performing laundry tasks.

The home does not have a quality management policy.

On multiple dates in April 2025, there were zero staff members present in the home certified in CPR/First Aid.

A newly hired staff member began providing care before their background check was completed.

The home failed to report an incident to the Department regarding a resident's whereabouts and medication refusal.

A resident's medical evaluation was incomplete as it did not include their medical diagnosis.

A resident's bedroom window lacked necessary window coverings such as shades, blinds, or shutters.

A resident's glucometer reading was documented incorrectly on the medication administration record.

The facility failed to post a current weekly activity calendar in a conspicuous and public place.

A staff person was hired without a required Pennsylvania State Police criminal background check.

The men's bathroom lacks an operable window and the exhaust fan is inoperable.

A staff member did not receive orientation on smoking safety procedures and emergency notification protocols on their first day.

The quarterly financial statement for resident 1 contained a discrepancy regarding the amount deposited.

Mirrors were missing from the bedrooms of residents 1, 2, 3, and 4.

A direct care staff person lacked proof of a high school diploma, GED, or active registry status.

Two staff members did not receive required fire safety and emergency preparedness orientation topics during their first day of work.

Three staff members (A, B, and C) did not have completed PA criminal background checks at the time of hire or during the inspection period.

The home's copy of 55 Pa. Code Chapter 2600 and the current violation report were not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Sleeping hour fire drills were not conducted at the required six-month intervals.

The exit door located off the kitchen was found locked.

The resident-home contract for one resident did not indicate whether the home collects a portion of the resident's rent rebate.

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

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