Oil City Personal Care Community

Trash accumulation exceeded the capacity of both dumpsters, preventing lids from being used.

A resident's medication label indicated 1mg by mouth at bedtime, which did not match the physician's order of 1/2 tablet.

The most recent license inspection summary was not posted in a conspicuous and public location.

Bathroom floors showed rust-colored discoloration and a section of carpet was heavily matted and discolored.

Hot water temperatures at sinks in resident bathrooms exceeded the 120°F limit.

The facility exceeded its maximum determined evacuation time during a drill on 2/23/23.

Two bubble packs containing 64 oxycodone tablets were found stored improperly.

The dumpster behind the facility was found uncovered.

Emergency telephone numbers for the nearest hospital and fire department were not posted by the telephone in the dayroom.

A window in the library sitting area was missing its screen.

Unannounced fire drills were not held or properly documented for each month of 2022.

No unannounced fire drills were held during sleeping hours between December 2021 and December 2022.

The resident-home contract did not accurately reflect the current monthly charge for resident #1 following changes in SSI.

Residents lacked private telephone access as the only available phone was kept in the staff room or carried by staff.

Sanitary conditions were inadequate, including a lack of hand-drying materials and unlabeled shower puffs in shared bathrooms.

The louvered metal emergency exit door in the boiler room had bent louvers, creating a 4-inch gap.

Toilet paper was not provided in the bathroom shared by resident #2 and resident #3.

Soap dispensers were empty or contained unlabeled bar soap in shared bathrooms.

Resident #1 did not receive their prescribed Coumadin on June 14, 2020, because the medication was not located by staff.

The mattress belonging to resident #1 had a large tear across the top of it.