Morningside House of Collegeville

An accumulation of lint was found in the dryer vent/lint trap area on the 2nd floor.

Hot water temperatures in bathroom sinks of room 214 and room 04 A/B were measured above the 120°F limit.

A large trash can was placed on a stairwell landing, preventing an emergency exit door from opening fully.

Monthly fire drills held in December 2024 and January 2025 were known to residents in advance.

Discrepancies were noted between the controlled medication log and the MAR, including undocumented administration of a lidocaine patch.

A Lantus insulin pen prescribed for a resident lacked a pharmacy label.

Expired medications and an opened medication without an open/discard after date were found in the medication cart.

Entries in a resident's controlled medication log were blurred and illegible in the date and time columns.

The facility failed to document a notation of inability to sign a resident's support plan.

The home did not have sufficient hot water to the kitchen.

Kitchen staff were unable to follow sanitary hand washing practices because the hot water heater was inoperable.

The hot water temperature at the 2nd floor bistro measured 123.6 degrees Fahrenheit.

Kitchen staff were unable to wash their hands using hot water due to an inoperable hot water heater.

A staff member spoke to a resident in an unkind and disrespectful manner, including refusing coffee and using dismissive language.

The home failed to report an incident involving unkind staff behavior to the Department within the required 24-hour timeframe.

A resident who participated in the development of their support plans failed to sign and date the documents.

An agency nurse failed to follow proper medication administration procedures when documenting a PRN morphine dose incorrectly.

Violation identified regarding medication records or administration processes.

Violation identified regarding medication records or administration processes.

Violation identified regarding resident care or facility requirements.

Resident #1 had a red area on [text truncated in OCR]

The home's most recent violation report was not posted in a conspicuous and public place.

Resident #1's hospital bed had an enabler that was not covered.

Resident #1's glucometer was not calibrated to the correct date.

The posted telephone number for the local ombudsman was incorrect following a program management change.

Resident records and personal information were found unlocked, unattended, and accessible in the Resident Services Director's Office and Wellness Center.

Resident-home contracts for two residents were not signed by the administrator or an administrator designee.

A hired staff person did not have a criminal background check on file.