Juniper Village at Monroeville

Direct care staff members did not receive required training on meeting resident needs as described in preadmission and assessment tools.

A privacy coding document containing 17 resident names was left unattended on the main entrance reception desk.

A copy of the 55 Pa. Code, Chapter 2600 regulations was stored in a cabinet rather than being posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Medication prescribed for severe pain was not available in the home for administration.

Discrepancies were noted between the Medication Administration Records (MAR) and the narcotic count sheets regarding the administration of controlled substances for multiple residents.

Direct care staff members did not receive required annual training on medication self-administration and meeting resident needs based on assessments.

The facility did not have a formal quality management plan established.

Resident information, including a medication packing slip and a list of residents receiving hospice care, was left unlocked, unattended, and visible in public areas.

There was no posted notification regarding the use of voice-controlled electronic devices that may be recording conversations in resident rooms.

Staff failed to provide required ADL assistance, resulting in residents having heavily soiled briefs during the overnight shift.

The home failed to immediately report allegations of sexual abuse to the local Area Agency on Aging.

The home failed to report allegations of sexual abuse to the Department's regional office or complaint hotline within 24 hours.