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Families often praise the facility for its beautiful, clean environment and the compassionate, dedicated nature of the core nursing staff. However, there are significant concerns regarding a decline in care quality and promised programming following a recent change in management from Sunrise to Legends Senior Living.
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Key Review Excerpts
“Since then the overall care of my aunt and the entire memory care unit has gone downhill. I have talked to upper management several times to ask when new protocols and activities would take place as promised.”
“They treated my grandmas final days with respect, kindness, and dignity. They took amazing care of her”
“The place is very clean and well kept. The food is delicious, but most importantly the staff is fantastic.”
Source: PA State Licensing Agency
Key Findings
Between 2021 and 2025, Hemsley House Personal & Memory Care of Upper St. Clair underwent 34 inspections, resulting in 16 clean reports and 32 violations. Recorded findings include issues regarding staff training, improper documentation, and safety concerns, as well as incidents involving violations of resident dignity and reporting protocols.
An incident involving staff speaking disrespectfully to a resident was not reported to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.
A staff member used a personal cellular telephone to record audio of an altercation involving a resident, violating privacy rights.
A staff member spoke to a resident in a disrespectful and undignified manner during medication administration.
Surfaces were not maintained in good repair, including debris on 1st-floor carpeting, a hazardous jagged weather strip on an exit door, a hole in drywall, and unsecured equipment leaning against walls.
An unsecured plastic bag containing used incontinence products and a pungent odor was found in a hallway, and debris including used tissues, gloves, and plaster chunks were scattered in stairwell C.
No deficiencies are reported in this inspection record.
Staff members were observed screaming, yelling obscenities, and threatening each other in the lobby, which was overheard by residents and required police intervention.
Staff failed to provide required assistance with activities of daily living, leaving a resident incontinent and soiled for several hours.
A direct care staff member did not receive the required annual training on the Older Adult Protective Services Act for the 2023 training year.
On several dates, there was insufficient staff trained in first aid, CPR, and obstructed airway techniques to meet the required ratio for the number of residents served.
A resident requiring 2-person assistance with a Hoyer lift experienced lengthy wait times for staff response to call bell alerts.
Multiple poisonous cleaning materials were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible in a kitchen cabinet within the secured dementia care unit.
A staff member treated a resident disrespectfully by using a raised voice and calling the resident 'spoiled and rude' after a request for assistance.
Resident assessments were not updated to reflect significant changes in condition, specifically regarding the need for increased supervision due to aggressive behaviors.
The home failed to adequately supervise a resident with a history of aggressive behavior, resulting in an incident where another resident sustained a bite wound and other injuries.
Welltower Opco Group LLC
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