Magnolia Care

Facility failed to document destruction of narcotic medications for one resident and failed to document medication administration as prescribed for another resident, resulting in medication errors.

The facility staff treated a resident's fungal skin infection with prescription topical medication without having a valid health care provider order, putting the resident at risk for adverse effects and ineffective treatment.

This was a follow-up inspection and no deficiencies were found; prior deficiencies regarding staff training were corrected.

A staff member did not have their final fingerprint background check completed after 120 days.

One of four sampled staff (Staff B) had not completed the 70-hour long-term care worker training within the required 120 days from date of hire. At the time of inspection (354 days after hire), the training was still incomplete.

Two staff members failed to complete mental health (MH), dementia, and developmental disabilities (DD) specialty trainings; this was an uncorrected deficiency previously cited on December 2, 2025.

Two staff members failed to complete mental health (MH), dementia, and developmental disabilities (DD) specialty trainings; this was an uncorrected deficiency previously cited on December 2, 2025.

The facility failed to ensure staff held required credentials before providing direct care. A housekeeper provided shower assistance to a resident without having an active long-term care worker credential.

The closer on the storage closet between rooms 23 and 21 is unattached.

In the laundry room there is a flex vent pipe too close to the fire sprinkler.

In room 10 there is a microwave plugged into a powerstrip.

Smoke detectors are greater than 10 years from date of manufacture.

Quarterly inspection not completed May/June 2025; 2003 quick response sprinklers require UL testing.

In the oxygen room there are several containers unsecured.

Missing documentation for 12 months of drills; specific missing shifts noted for 2025.