Juniper Village at Lebanon I

The home failed to provide required documentation of notification to the local fire department regarding address and evacuation assistance needs.

An unattended medication cart in the hallway had an unlocked computer screen displaying resident medication records and confidential hospice information.

A staff member took a picture of a resident on a personal cell phone following a fall.

Emergency procedures were not posted in a conspicuous and public place within the home.

Multiple residents had bedside mobility devices that were not rigidly attached to bedframes, creating entrapment risks.

Multiple residents were not administered prescribed medications as directed by the prescriber.

A newly hired staff member did not have a required State Police Criminal Background Check or FBI fingerprint-based criminal history record.

A resident did not receive medication as prescribed by the physician, and the home failed to report this incident to the Department within the required timeframe.

The facility failed to conduct a fire drill during sleeping hours within the required six-month interval.

Poisonous materials were not stored in their original, labeled containers, specifically involving spray bottles containing unidentified liquids.

Resident #1's nebulizer mouthpiece and tubing were observed to be unclean and appeared to contain a mold or mildew-type substance.

Carbon monoxide alarm batteries in the entrance and dining area were outdated, dated 10/2019.

A resident was admitted without a resident-home contract completed coinciding with the admission date.

On multiple dates in August 2022, no staff members present in the home were certified in CPR and first aid.