Mccallum Assisted Life

Only 73 percent of required direct care hours were provided during waking hours on 6/7 and 6/8/2025.

The bathroom in room 303 lacked an operable window and the exhaust fan was not circulating air.

Emergency telephone numbers, including the nearest hospital and fire department, were not posted by the telephone in room 303.

The bed for Resident #1 was missing all bed linens.

The mattress for Resident #7 was in poor condition with a hole along the edge.

The facility failed to post weekly menus one week in advance in a conspicuous location.

A cockroach was observed crawling on toilet paper in the bathroom of room #117.

Medication administration records were not recorded at the actual time the medication was administered.

A resident who is unable to self-administer medications was provided medications to self-administer.

Resident assessment failed to properly identify the resident's ability to self-administer medications.

A staff person was hired despite a background check showing a conviction of a prohibitive offense, and the facility failed to follow required interview and investigation steps.

A room was dimly lit with at least one burnt out lightbulb.

The blinds in room Bere were cracked and bent, particularly on the bottom third.

The home's administrator completed only 14.5 hours of Department-approved training in the 2023 training year.

A strip of hardwood was missing from the kitchen floor and a piece of ceiling tile was missing above the medicine room.

The resident's support plan failed to accurately reflect necessary services and dietary needs, specifically noting a regular diet instead of the required diabetic low sodium diet.

Resident medical evaluation failed to include special health or dietary needs, listed 'None' for allergies despite known allergies, and contained conflicting information regarding the ability to self-administer medication.

The fire alarm and smoke detectors were found to be inoperative, with a disconnected fire panel and a smoke detector hanging from its base.

The facility failed to comply with local health and safety laws regarding electrical room labeling, interior surface repairs, and improper storage of combustibles.

A light fixture was found in disrepair, hanging from a live wire wrapped around a pipe.

The sprinkler room contained a collection of pipes, materials, and combustible paint, and was being used to store trash.

Combustible materials, including cardboard and plastic bins, were stored in the boiler room.

Violation identified during inspection regarding regulatory compliance.

Staff A completed orientation and training in the home, but a Pennsylvania state background check was not obtained.