Homewood Living Martinsburg, INC.

An unplugged portable space heater was found in the elevator room.

A glucometer was found to be incorrectly calibrated, leading to incorrect blood sugar recordings on the MAR.

A resident's cognitive preadmission screening was completed only by the administrator rather than a geriatric assessment team.

There was no documentation stating that the resident and their designated person did not object to the admission to the secured dementia care unit.

Resident records for Resident #1 and Resident #2 lacked signed statements acknowledging receipt of resident rights and complaint procedures.

Hand sanitizer bottles were found in an unlocked, unattended supply closet accessible to residents on the secured dementia care unit.

Support plans for Resident #1 and Resident #2 were missing required signatures from the assessor and/or the resident or responsible party.

The most recent licensing inspection summary was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

The resident-home contract for Resident 1 was not signed by the resident.

Two tubes of medicated cream were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible to residents in an unlocked hallway bathroom.

Bathrooms in certain bedrooms lacked functioning ventilation systems, evidenced by a lack of airflow through grates.

A prohibited portable space heater was observed in the maintenance office.

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

A direct care staff person provided unsupervised ADL services without completing the required Department-approved training and competency test.

Expired prescription medications for a resident were found stored in the medication cart.

Blood sugar testing results were not consistently or accurately recorded across the MAR, flow sheets, and jot sheets.

A bottle of Fluticasone Propionate nasal spray was found in a medication cart without a current prescription order.

A staff member initialed the medication administration record (MAR) before actually administering Oxycontin to a resident.